Just in time those batteries looked low.
Just in time those batteries looked low.
The environment around Chernobyl is doing great without people.
So how long is this moron gonna last after another mobilization attempt?
I am betting 2 weeks.
Sounds like a new wave of paranoia purges are on the way.
If they can get 10 miles past Tokmak they can rain hell on the M14 highway with 155mm howitzers, cutting off most supplies reaching Melitopol and areas farther south.
Then if they dig in and hold it becomes a waiting game.
Yeah, once the M14 highway comes within artillery range things are going to get interesting.
There’s always the possibility they were in on it and were just reported killed to avoid possible retaliation against their families.
Wow what a strange coincidence.
I guess they need to improve their OSHA standards.
Shouldn’t this be on “nottheonion”.
An old engineering saying is “Perfect is the enemy of good”.
I think many Republicans have always had the opinion of “we will just fix it when or if it becomes a problem”, despite the fact that most studies (and common sense) has shown that it will be harder and harder (and more expensive) the longer we wait, or possibly not fixable at all.
So to answer your question: No, they have no fucking clue how long it will take or how much it will cost to plant 1 trillion trees.
Signs are the tip of the iceberg.
Every nut and bolt being made and all the tools for them.
Every tool that does any measurement.
Every scale.
Every gas pump.
etc. etc. etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yqi0FabHHs&t=1467s
Great the solar roadways of climate change fixes.
“Quilted” toilet paper is just scam to get you to buy less toilet paper for the same money.
It’s not stronger.
It’s not softer.
It weighs half as much as regular toilet paper and lasts half as long for the same price.
You are paying for air.
I’m no expert but it looks as though someone tried to repair holes by screwing small boards(or some other material) as a backer, then using something to fill the holes(caulk maybe?).
A quick fix would be to dig out whatever they used to fill the holes then cut some small drywall pieces to screw to the backing boards then mud and sand.
Replacing cows with yeasts that produce whey and casein (the 2 proteins in milk) is already underway. That could go along way to reducing methane and carbon dioxide.
https://phys.org/news/2021-01-yeast-cow.html