I do specialized scientific machining and design in the US and it's all imperial. Not because it's the best but it's what's been done.

It stopped me from watching Strange New Worlds too. But it's actually a good one. It starts off like every star trek trying to find it's place but by the season 2 it's awesome

Adhesive is fairly common in cars now. Some higher end cars are held together almost entirely with adhesives that bond carbon tubs to the frame.

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That being said, they're obviously not using it correctly or in the right circumstances on the cybercuck. What a piece of shit.

My current car is shedding its clear coat. It looks like it has streaks like that all over it. I think it's just where the clear first lifts. I doubt it's a random attack.

ICE stands for Idiot Cunt Emoloyer

Outside cat owners can't hear you through the toxoplasmosis

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Toast of London is one of my favorite shows ever. Toast of Tinseltown is good too.

Yeah they smell like stinky wood/almonds to me.

Even though i live in a heavily populated area that'll never get hit.

I don't think tornadoes care.

At least he takes care of his dog

I've wondered how quickly they would catch me if I shot at planes taking off from the airport. Maybe curiosity got the better of them.

Lenovo ThinkPhone. I like it. Very tough, fast, and good battery life.

I'm only 29 but if I think back to being 20, I was not the same person. I don't know your life, but responsibility piles on fast.

You still have a few years.

Us geology students are bonded by blood. Once we all passed around a fragment of dinosaur bone and all stuck it to our tongue. Pre COVID mind you.

Not at all.

Yeah geology is fun. Lots of hands on stuff, class camping trips out to the field usually once a semester at least. Then there's field camp which is a couple months in the wilderness mapping outcrops and studying local geology. I think it's one of the most fun majors you can do, but I'm biased.

Yes. I have a geology degree. How else am I supposed to distinguish apatite from halite. I've licked many rocks. Mineralogy, petrology, and sedemenary Rocks and fossils all had finals that involved having 50 rocks in front of you to identify