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82·3 months agoNah, that’s the best part! Vive la difference!
3·6 months agoNo less than 2000 gold pieces?! Highway robbery!
5·6 months ago« In his first speech of 2025, King Frederik said: …We belong together. »
Sigh for when Tula only used to be known for samovars…
4·7 months agoYeah, definitely question the motive of the PM source too. Sounds less like a “bribe” and more like politics.
Following the article where there’s normally a brief bio on the author says a lot about the credibility of the source:
Fried or fertilized?
This cat knocked George right off the podium
Cheese?
NFTs for life?
I would pay good money to watch her lay a beat-down on each of these chicken-shit, self-hating keyboard warriors.
16·10 months agoA super hi-fidelity version of Darude’s « Sandstorm »
You guys think KFC is still open?
22·1 year ago“The ruling theoretically applies to land borders, seaports, and airports — but in practice, it only applies to New York’s Eastern District.”
Shhhhh🤫
Seems like it’s either deliberately negligent or sinister:
« The switches are equipped with safeguards, including a locking mechanism, to prevent accidental movement.
They are most often used to turn engines off once a plane has arrived at its airport gate and in certain emergency situations, such as an engine fire. The report does not indicate there was any emergency requiring an engine cutoff.
A US aviation safety expert, John Cox, told Reuters a pilot would not be able to accidentally move the fuel switches that feed the engines. “You can’t bump them and they move, »
« The switches flipped a second apart, the report said, roughly the time it would take to shift one and then the other, according to US aviation expert John Nance. He added that a pilot would normally never turn the switches off in flight, especially as the plane is starting to climb. »