Don’t forget Paradise Lost, also a great hit

That he installed an eye socket laser to reinforce their belief in the death stare might help with lethality too

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corsican_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basque_conflict

I would say France is a pretty prosperous country who just got out of the Basque conflict but are still fighting terrorist groups

Take a piece of all future income until it’s paid off of you pass away. At least here you can personally bankrupt once in a life time and live on “lowest livable” amount of money for five years and then get the debts “forgiven” except those accrued during the five year period.

It’s a hassle to apply and get granted though, usually not the privacy invasion invasion a recently released care to subject to

It’s not the scientists fault, it’s the Prussians who focused more on arms and military than social security nets and infrastructure. It’s all been down hill since then

How do I unlock the third to seventh eye?

Hot glue is cheap, easy to handle and easier to clean away is my guesses… I would definitely try a silicone gun

It’s a communist utopia, I would assume the central government has that info regardless if it’s a citizen or a government personell. Citizens of other members in the Federation would opt in to the tracking

If you define parameters the first time you (or your parents) use a replicator (which is every thing you ever consume except for social dining) and the replicators sync you should have a quite large library of your tastes which it can use as a filter for when you order new stuff so you don’t have to refine the parameters very much.

At least in my head canon :)

Remember the Alamo!

Rough that the driver calls a lack of inspections a “loophole”, I wonder if the original text has the implication that inspections are needed at every step or any “loopholes” will be used to save some profit margin

Like Tie Fighter by LucasArt? I’m deeply confused but I guess you mean something else

I’m betting conveyor belt is way better than a rope and pulley system though

Yes, those are the things that are good to know :)

I moved into a house where a person with “basic electrical skills” lived and there are so many fire hazards and death traps. I wish electrical assistance was cheaper so people doesn’t mess with that. It was an old partner to the person I moved in with and she was upset that I hired an electrician to redo quite alot[

Not anything against your skills, the phrase just reminded me of my former home :P

“probably” is more “likely fracture” if you get punched by them and you take the full 1500 newtons straight on the finger.

According to https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/bmt-2012-0004/html

(I can only access the abstract) fractures appear at an average of 1485 N, albeit in a different situation (jamming rather than strike)

Around here (Sweden) I would bet a bit that any fish from the Baltic Sea is both common and super old member of the diet for the population around the water. Salmon is also a great contender being found in the rivers as well.

Any of the easily hunted animals that are still around, don’t know if it’s “common” if it’s seen as a delicacy outside of hunting families though

Apparently quite impressive cave complexes in the mountains, or so I’ve heard

Usually the phone number changes though. My phone number is 070Xxxx… here in Sweden, but my folks in law need to call 004670xxxx to call me unless they are visiting in which case 070xx works again

Those people compare the waste from nuclear and the storage compared to the waste of coal and that storage (which is in the local area and global atmosphere).

Compare the waste amount per GWh produced how the waste is stored and you will see why some thinks nuclear is better than coal