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Yeah, dad had one years ago. Not the fully mechanical old-school one, but a more modern electric one.

1 point. Paper checks just weren't really a thing ever in my neck of woods.

Aliens!

woah

I hope he survived

This looks phenomenal... Can't wait for the full movie.

Garfield.

https://www.deichstube.de/news/werder-bremen-investor-angebot-abgelehnt-verzichtet-auf-millionen-euro-nasdaq-boerse-usa-investorengruppe-geld-finanzen-zr-92090129.html Rejected an up to 70m offer from a US Investor group.

Old data. 2013, to be precise. The other survey is from 2016. So it's already a bit outdated as it is, nevermind the questions about the methodology.

Another thing to consider is that quite a few countries in the "most racist" list have had ongoing internal or external conflicts in recent past or present with certain other nations or ethnic groups, so it's probably not surprising that it would strongly influence their preferences in terms of having neighbours of other race/nationality.

All meathead chavs should be banned from travelling, regardless of nationality.

I have literally just read it 10 minutes ago, too. Weird shit. I don't think I ever heard of airspace of an European country being closed due to an UFO before... What's weird is that it is happening in different places, suddenly. Several in US/Canada, one in China, now two in Romania and Moldova.

It would be hilarious if they accidentally shot down their own experimental new tech, so that's why I hope this is the case and they are withholding it from the public because it would be fucking embarrassing

Well, you could definitely say that doing tax forms is by far more useful for the general population compared to quadratic equations, so the joke's on them! Personally, I like and also prefer using equations in problem solving. I absolutely adored the logic course at the uni with the truth tables etc. for that reason alone I like the efficiency and clearly defined parameters.

My mental process was essentially the same, converting it into an equation just makes it faster...

But just a short while ago the US authorities have said that those objects were not balloons? Now they are saying it was balloons, after all? In fact, I am pretty sure they even said that they were not able to identify the means of propulsion of those objects visually, which was the most interesting part of me, that's why I remember it. They are also now saying that the debris "might never be recovered", which to me is dodgy as fuck

Come on guys, that's simple algebra... I think if I had to retake my 12th grade math exam, I wouldn't do really well though

Nothing against her and any other driver taking part, but it just shows how ludicrous the whole concept is if they are signing drivers in their mid-20s with no chance of ever making it to F1. Don't really get the point of that.

The name rings a bell from VLN.

I probably wouldn't notice it even with its mouth open...

The music makes it twice as creepy!

I don't think they had much choice back then Also the blur in that screenshotted image made me think I lost my contact lens...

It's definitely interesting, but as you can imagine, it's also pretty touristy with souvenir shops and whatnot and so they kinda rush you through it all. The guide was pretty proud to demonstrate all the traps though, at that moment I was glad I'm not American, tbh I enjoyed it though, and going into the tunnel was something I wanted to do, so it was still worth a trip for me! Just completely mind-blowing and sobering when you realise that people actually lived there, cooked food, slept, had children, hospitals, etc. Must have been extremely tough...

Very crafty... Those tunnels in general are the stuff that nightmares are made of. I went to the ones that are already adapted to the tourists, and the experience was still claustrophobic af