pyrrhlis.bsky.social
win’t
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Some dubious lookin cheekwelds to me
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Is that good? The number’s pretty big. I have a lot of money by the way.
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“Thankless” work seems in fact like the definitional opposite of electable or marketable
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Most countries don’t even *have* either our nature or our scale to start with
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“X wins by doing nothing” is a surprisingly common mode of geopolitical development
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Imagine how much pasta would be required for the rations
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It’s funny how they gave the Trump design notably larger hands
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They’d probably believe the wrong side won the revolutionary war
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And don’t speak french
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Well in that case, good luck with your needles
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Whyever would they have to be in Canadian sheds? In a full-on shooting conflict I doubt their SOF/enterprising locals would have any qualms with sneaking across the parallel to position munitions, possibly with sympathizers
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oh damn
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Could you find no other version of this image than Charles leclerc
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Have you tried staring vacantly at a blank page at 3am
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*19-year-old white boy with broccoli hair and an atrocious combination of formalwear*: hey your [sic] not woke are you?
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to do against a *rock*? Neither a sniper rifle nor anti-aircraft battery would be appropriate to engage that, probably. I guess you’re just betting that capitol police don’t ask any questions nor just tackle you at any point before you cut the rope?
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Well, actually… huh
It’s not a DD. If you could hypothetically get a full-size, medieval-ass trebuchet within the district, to like the mall or something… then it’s just a ballistic projectile… with no heat signature… it’s not like they aren’t going to be looking but like what exactly are you going
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It’ll never go obsolete or run out of supply
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Of course, but then you’re basically wondering whether the material has a more regular structure that might make it possibly work as a lens besides *just* acting as a filler/energy transfer thing
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The material refracts those wavelengths onto the secondary?
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The doge officials will be substituting fogbank with their own vape clouds
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And so if it was a nice fractal-y crystal sort of thing that energy would end up being pretty even (therefore symmetric therefore opposite-boom), vs something that’s a bit more entropic at higher scales and so is maybe less consistent?
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Maybe they’re already busy operationalizing that post
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You could maybe rewire to send the current down the sense/data pins? That might brick something
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What about when they were using it as an ammo depot?
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9? Wow
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Four separate unrelated bonus armies converging on DC from each side
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For a half marathon? Bold strategy.
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I will gladly hand $2, nay, $20 to my nearest Bank Cop
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Their shit hasn’t gotten fucked with (very much) yet has it
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What happens to small arms development and production? Do the Certs hoard all their cool toys or does like the whole world (or the Allies at least) become AR-15 Forever (Electric Boogaloo) by like 1950
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I mean, they are very good looking aircraft
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You really are pretty good at this
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With some sort of WSPR(like) network those van guys would have to get pretty damn close too
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(in some sort of ancient Chinese, presumably)
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This might not be nearly true, but it could be good if they were to be convinced of it
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In the small scale of your profile pic I always parse the broken chains as reading Oh No
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what do you mean “figure out”
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I’m more thinking that maybe soonish Ellen breaks something major (visible) and that drops them down a lot but not quite all the way, and then they kinda hover at not-quite-critical levels while you chip away for the next, like year-ish then who knows. No catastrophe, but an Incident
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I’m not saying I wouldn’t find it romantic
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I part I think that ‘move-on’ attitude was stemming from a broader collective naïveté that we could simply push past, that T1 could be made a blip. That desire slowly grew into delusion until it was a wall that has just been brought crumbling down by the raging fire it had blinded its builders to.
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We could be talking like, decimal logic here and everything
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My PC is like the Russian nuclear arsenal because it is large, heavy, was pretty good a while ago, I got it for free, and notionally it still works
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It’s your fault that I did this to us
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Never thought I’d [coup] fighting side-by-side with [the FBI]
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Where do I pre-apply for a GS5 position at the department of woke
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Woke Acid Gambit
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I mean, would it maybe make sense if you were playing very tall and didn’t have that many armies to lose?