The famous Andor line is that "tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle." Here is a perfect example of that through malicious compliance: Idaho forced the city of Boise to remove its Pride flags. So the city painted rainbows everywhere else.
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Stupid fuckers.
HPPA's Wendy at our Haleakalā NP store locations has spent a LOT of time hiking in the park she 🫶s. Here she is "snaring the sun", in front of Hōlua Cabin on the 11.3 mile trail btwn Sliding Sands/Keoneheʻheʻe Trailhead & the Halemauʻu Trailhead.
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#ThisIsWhereWeWork #HPPA #HALE #TXWendy #MauiTrails
Donald J. Trump K @realDonaldTrump A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again. I don't want that to happen, but it probably will. However, now that we have Complete and Total Regime Change, where different, smarter, and less radicalized minds prevail, maybe something revolutionarily wonderful can happen, WHO KNOWS? We will find out tonight, one of the most important moments in the long and complex history of the World. 47 years of extortion, corruption, and death, will finally end. God Bless the Great People of Iran!
Evil.
No other word for it.
@darrenpjones.bsky.social, I am so glad your government is reining the Americans in. Otherwise we’d be in a right bloody mess.
If this leads to retaliatory attacks on desalination plants across the gulf, millions could easily die of thirst. Musk has killed millions already. Trump could kill even more.
Only if she puts Trump down, but barring that, no.
Vance isn't holding back with the election interference in Hungary, is he?
Slagging the EU, who have been integral to Hungary's economic growth.
What a Putinite cunt he is.
Incredible that Russia and America both support this tinpot fascist, Orban.
#Magyarorszag #JDVance #Orban
Are they detachable throwing star death cravats?
"Israel tells Iranians not to travel by train as Trump threatens to 'demolish' infrastructure."
More war crimes.
Is it fireproof now?
Lovely to see.
A very sick individual.
Previous moon missions saw the astronauts shit in bags, or experiment with diets. It wasn't an ideal system. On Apollo 8, Bill Anders went nearly a full week without defeating, while Frank Borman has diarrhea. On Apollo 10,
Bill Anders?
Thank you. Where is the text from, can I ask?
Some of the Psalms see God as at best slow to action, so it may be slightly more complicated than you say.
The academic center is one of the most elite hubs of scientific development in the Middle East. Destroying universities and schools is not justifiable. Such attacks are violations of a nation’s human capital, commitment to development, and the fundamental principles of international law. 2/2
Given a grade of M+. Must try harder not to be merde.
I am very sorry for your loss.
We could just all have working copies of Microsoft‘s programmes, but the monkey mask thing is way more achievable, tbh.
I was thinking a couple of days ago that this must be a great time for you, seeing space archaeology being generated in real time. But then it occurred to me that I dont know of any Artemis II artefacts that will remain afterwards, trails of urine crystals aside. Am I missing something obvious here?
No rover tracks to see, of course. I wonder if the meanderings of Apollo 16 and 17 might be visible at that distance…?
Now wondering who the previous moon astronaut was. 🤔
Thoughts and interventions? Prayers are supposed to get God involved. With no deity, presumably atheists will have to involve themselves?
178 FALLING TO EARTH engine. Otherwise, without any other gravitational attraction, the snowflakes surrounded our spacecraft in a large cloud. If I tried to sight stars though the navigational system, I might aim at my own urine and think it was a star. Firing our engine moved us away from the cloud, which, for all I know, is still out there, our personal contribution to the solar system. Taking a crap was more primitive. We used plastic bags with a six-inch open-ing, surrounded by a circle of sticky tape. We'd roll down our long johns, slap the bag on and go. Then we'd wipe ourselves and throw in the used tissue, seal the bag, knead germ-killing liquid into the whole mess, and roll the bag into the smallest possible shape. We'd write our name and the flight time on it and float it to a container that held all these gift-wrapped goodies. Later, some lucky doctor back on Earth would get to work through them all. Three of us shared this tiny space, so there was no privacy. On an earlier moon flight, one crewmember had tried to hold it in for six days and got pretty sick. It wasn't pleasant to have someone float inches from your face with a bag stuck to his butt. That fragrant bar of soap was a welcome antidote. But we were grungy explorers and we didn't let it bother us or give it a second thought.
I did, however, brush my teeth. Plus, of course, we all had to pee and take a crap. Just because we were away from Earth, that urge didn't change. However, we had a challenge-in space, everything floats. Peeing was relatively easy. The urine collection device was shaped like a con-dom, connected to a tube that fed into a plastic bag. Opening a valve, I could flush my urine out into the vacuum of space, where it froze into thousands of crystal flakes. I preferred to perform a urine dump right before we fired our
Al Worden's Falling to Earth (2011).
@drspacejunk.bsky.social, this from Al Worden of Apollo 15 may be of interest.
You can really tell America is winning this war when the president panic posts “open the fuckin’ strait, you crazy bastards” at 5 am on Easter Sunday along with an extension on their deadline
At this rate, the Iranians could assassinate Trump, and be applauded by most of the world for doing it. He is totally out of control.