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The article would have been better if they’d explored how making a 10 cent coin was profitable to counterfeiters, especially when the craftsmanship would seem to indicate they had the skills to do so much more.
The article would have been better if they’d explored how making a 10 cent coin was profitable to counterfeiters, especially when the craftsmanship would seem to indicate they had the skills to do so much more.
“Swallowing with extra steps”
I don’t understand why the name of the company is redacted. They chose to send this letter, let 'em own it.
Edit: To save someone the effort, pictured is a series 591, issued 1961-1964 in Cyprus, Iceland, Japan, the Philippines, and South Korea
Get your coworkers to join you in using the nearest fast food restaurant whenever you need to use the restroom. When management sees everyone constantly cycling through the front door, they may get a clue.
Cloth, probably not. But look into homemade paper - you might be able to turn vacuum lint into something like construction paper, but ew.
Edit: Found this - instructions on turning dryer lint into paper
“Beam aboard, we’ll get together, have a few laughs…”
Great source! Phrased differently - can’t build a cistern without a permit - but they are certainly painted as right a-holes about it. Thanks for the source!
Sure, they’re cute now, but when they get bigger people don’t want them around anymore, and suddenly you’ve got a Sewer Bison problem.
OR, and hear me out, throw nails in neighbor’s face. Offer to drive neighbor to the ED, then say, “Aw, I can’t. I’m blocked in.” Edit: Forgot /s.
Knockoff costume. You can tell by the commbadge placement.
Give artists a basic universal income, and I guarantee every single person on earth will suddenly discover their “inner Picasso” to qualify.
Yeah, Assistant blows much of the time:
"Hey Google. What's two plus two?"
"Sorry, I don't understand. But I found something similar. Would you like to know what two plus two is?"
"Yes, dammit!"
"On the website Add A Couple of Numbers for the Hell of It, they say, two plus two is four. Would you like a little more context?"
"No!!!"
"Alright. I'm here to help."
Arrgh.
“That would be a reason to get a different car.” Sorry - old Airplane joke.
This is quite true, with one exception: It would be very wrong for any medic or EMT to tell a receiving nurse “that you can wait”. I am a paramedic in Virgina, USA, and that’s not how we do things. We deliver the patient to the ER, tell the nurse the patient’s chief complaint, our findings, and any other pertinent information. We do not presume to diagnose the patient or suggest treatment modalities or strategies. The nurse passes our information and any new findings to the doctor. It is ALWAYS the doctor who tells the nurse to find a staff member to wheel a non-emergent patient out of the emergency room. very often, as you point out.
I had this thought a while back, too. So I looked into it, and tire design is actually fascinating!
Think about it - a many-thousand-pound device travelling 60-100mph and gripping the road only through the bits of tire that contact the road. Each tire, under load, only touches the pavement in a space about the size of a deck of cards.
And these four small contact points have to swing this one+ ton of machine around corners, at speed, without losing contact.
There’s a lot of good engineering in tires.
Their density makes them ring like a bell, if suspended by a wire through the center. Good wind chimes.