Still a con.

There are people who’s job it is to describe movies to the crew. They’re called directors and producers.

Puts a new spin on Manifest Destiny.

My mistake, Lemmy’s got it all! I hear c/antiques is bumpin’!

They hated the truth. It’s not dead if you like Linux and star wars. If you have any other interests, there’s a dead community for that!

And cottage cheese.

And took forever to get to the beach.

Then Joseph put some miles on it, for blessed are the child diddlers.

Unique New York

Robert Crumb would like a piggyback ride

Now you’ve just made a shorter wing. With big turbulence pockets at the tips. You should look at the DARPA challenge, the VTOL drone that will have to do a long course and deliver things. It’s on YouTube.

I don’t know my time lines, but I thought the Great Lakes where relatively newer.

Probably, maybe, possibly, perhaps. All fun words. Having a hole in the wing is probably way worse than some windage. It cuts the balls out of the laminar flow and pressure differential. I’m no pilot, but as a sailor I can tell you that sails do not perform very well with holes in them.

Why not make the little ramp at the front of the wing so the air flows over it like a ramp and then you can do away with the entire rest of the wing?

I’m a grey haired dude with a high score of 12 million on Block Blast.

Usually you’d start that joke with ‘what do x and y have in common…’

Starting with what’s the difference works when there’s a difference. Like this, ‘What’s the difference between a woman in a confessional and a woman in a bathtub? One has hope in her soul.’

Because you can drink it all day and still drive home.

I’d say this is sarcasm, but I live in a rural area and have heard it calls ‘driving beer’ before. And looking in the ditches, it appears to be true.

It’s the same as any hobby. I know lots of farmers who golf. Lots of carpenters have pools. Fishing is endemic in the trades and a lot of that happens in boats. I’d call these things the trappings of the middle class not the flamboyance of wealth. Boaters make a lot of sacrifices to have a boat but one good day on the water is enough to make a year of maintenance worthwhile.

I make marine canvas and my customers are a broad representation of the classes. It’s one thing I love about my job, I’ll work for a doctor one day and a garbage man the next. Helping his boat look as good as the doctors is hugely rewarding. But the doctor doesn’t look down his nose at the beat up old boat, he asks the garbage man how the fish are biting and helps him dock.

Boating depends on geography, and I’m in a very wet spot so there’s a boating culture among the unwashed.

I will contend that there is probably a length of boat where the owner becomes a asshole upon purchase. Probably somewhere in the 40’~50’ range.

AvE was such fun for a while. Then he turned up the grift with the"town pump cnc" he bought with patreon money. Then when the patreons noticed it was just an endmill breaking machine he went all Fuck Trudeau to scare away the smart people and just leave the fart sniffers.

Really too bad, he was fun for a while.

I don’t know how it works. I never use a $1000 of my limit, let alone $25k. Especially at 20% or what ever my card is.

I have a credit card with $25k limit on it. I kept accepting increases because I thought it was funny how they kept giving it to me. Thrn I heard having a lot of credit lowered your credit score or some bullshit so stopped. I still get offers to raise it. I’m not rich, just paid off my house.