Have 10 years, spend the next four going backwards.
Have 10 years, spend the next four going backwards.
Tram tracks are my second biggest nightmare after car doors!
I thought these things were a bit dumb, then I figured out that the fatter tires make riding on the cobble stones that are common in my city more comfortable. I still don’t want one, but I see that they have their place.
I wonder if overhead wires make sense with the state of battery technology now? It must be cheaper to build battery-powered trains than install and maintain all that infra before you even factor in the cost of adjusting bridges and tunnels to accommodate the overhead wires.
Thanks for the numbers! I knew it was bad, but I didn’t know it was that bad…
Most of the UK network is electrified with a third rail. Some is overhead, but significant parts are not electrified at all.
Yeah, but at least we saved Gazza.
Looks like EMO crap from 00s, just checked, and it sounds like EMO crap from the 00s. I’ve never heard of them before, and I hope I never will again.
And I include his enablers who banged on about Gazza. If your actions get a facist elected, you are a facist.
I think you underestimate them. And if they do, who will you complain to anyway?
Even a country formed by survivors of the last round is engaging in genocide.
cough AfD cough
It worked for his pal, Putin…
The electorate swung solidly right, giving Trump the popular vote. Much as I’d like a more left-wing administration in the US, the evidence does not support the theory that a left leaning campaign would have helped. The US apparently wants an authoritarian government, and it got it.
This is not just the US either - globally we are shifting rapidly to authoritarian regimes. In my own UK where the center left (at best) Labour won the election, but only because the right wing parties were split by FPTP. The Tories elected a far right leader last week and got derided for it, but for them, it’s absolutely the right move, and the next election will likely deliver a far right Tory or Tory/Reform coalition. For reference, Labour got less votes than the previous election that they lost in a land slide.
Same where I currently live, Germany, and my fiancé’s France.
Dark times are ahead. Prepare for the worst.
I don’t think they need a constitutional amendment, just Scotus ruling that it only applies to consecutive terms, for example.
I fear that the next election will be more ceremony than democracy once they have finished rigging it. At this point, I expect a third term for Trump - if he lives that long.
There’s a great German TV show from a few years back about a crime scene cleaner “Tatortreiniger”. It’s more philosophical/funny than gruesome and worth a watch if you don’t mind reading sub-titles. The BBC did an adaptation in English, but I’ve not watched it yet.
I did a job developing a multimedia CD that trained doctors. Well, it was more of a marketing tool. For oncology… of the face and genitals. It was easily the most harrowing experience of my career. So many genitalia and tongues with hideous growths and what have you. The people who agreed to be photographed were both brave and very, very unwell.
I was on the tech team, sonI got off quite lightly. The two graphics people spent day after day aligning and processing these photos so that everything was clearly visible. I don’t know how they slept at night.
I left after a year. I don’t think anyone managed longer than that.
Yeah, he doesn’t have any say in this, so I’d ignore him.