

What a waste of taxpayer dollars. If only there were a department for government efficiency that could fire everyone involved.
What a waste of taxpayer dollars. If only there were a department for government efficiency that could fire everyone involved.
Close… no offense to CGP, but Texagons are the bestagons.
Isn’t it the case that “consensus” in the sciences is just a shorthand for “we agree that this is most likely to be true”?
If I were conversing with a scientist and I asked about possibility x, and they disagreed with it for the reason that “the consensus is…”, I would assume that they are not saying possibility x is wrong, but rather that they would need really good evidence to agree that x is correct.
It is possible to fold a sheet of paper into thirds and get three layers…
I wonder if it could do Che as Luigi.
Best comment I’ve seen all week. I donated to Feed the Children in your name.
psyops
I guess we’ll find out if/when he dies mysteriously.
The Phlegraean Fields, now considered one massive supervolcano, are beginning to stir, making the scientific community uneasy.
These volcanic fields, nestled just west of Naples, Italy, are among the top eight emitters of volcanic carbon dioxide worldwide.
The US and Russia are not bound by that treaty (according to a quick search), but they should be.
This is why the US needs to switch to metric.
Not Adele Dazeem?!
Like u/possiblylinux127 said, any time you’re not going to use it for more than a month or two, it’s best to drain the fluids. Oil is less important than gas, and you can leave gas in it as well if you add a stabilizer to it.
Personally, I wouldn’t use gas stabilizer for more than one season, but I know many who use it every year with no problem. Just make sure you run the motor with the stabilizer for a few minutes before you store it so the gas in the carburetor doesn’t gum up.
As for oil, I tend to only change it when it looks darker than a piece of burnt toast I’d still be willing to eat. I know that’s vague, but it’s how I do it.
He’s real good at picken um.
That is true, but I have had a couple that were apple-y.
The pawpaw can come pretty close to that.
Sridhar based this rough calculation off of an estimate by public health researchers published in The Lancet in July regarding typical indirect death counts from previous conflicts, citing research hailed as the gold standard in the field.
This estimate includes people that haven’t died yet, but that die from causes that are attributable to the war.
Personally, I would leave it, but if the yellowing bothers you, I believe the procedure is to use the same chemicals beauticians use to bleach hair. You can buy kits with peroxide and a developer, you just have to be careful when applying it, and don’t leave it on too long.
Sciencedamnit, I won’t stand for this!
Rosebud?