Peppycito

They won't, because Danielle Smith is a wedge in Canadian political unity.

Getting tattoos and telling the parents to fuck themselves.

I'm old and yet I barely remember. They were the first big chain to go in Canada. Quickly followed by Simpson's.

I meant Canada, where they closed in the 80's. No idea of the heritage.

Very hard to identify the end of an empire while your living in it.

Oh, they'll be fucking! Fucking us over....

I'm more amazed by Woolworths still being in the a thing! They had the weirdest lunch counter when I was a kid.

I'm not talking about the launch tower, I'm talking about the rocket. You can watch the live stream and see puffs of vapour regularly. It being a rocket there are very few things that gas could be. Some of it is nitrogen, sure, but the thing is 95% methane and oxygen and there is certainly very little nitrogen associated with the engines. I'm sure they're not looking to dump it with no regard, unless they carry on with the "autogenous thrusters" which involves using propellant for maneuvering.

As for Mars, I think that's total bullshit. His big idea was to corner the wireless internet market. He used Mars to sell it to us.

Severance

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I was all in on space exploration. I followed the grasshopper. I watched the early landing attempts. I eagerly watched the Boca Chica developments. I watched the first full stack starship lift off...

And suddenly I had an ache in my gut. I instantly realized this was never about space exploration. This is about being the first guy in a new area of resource extraction. This is Musk pushing to be the first Spaniard in the New World to plunder all the riches before the next guy can get there. The "No planet B" is just a bullshit line to mask the unfettered greed that actually drives Musk.

By the time we have starship flying as planned, the earth will be a burning husk less habitable than the destination.

The rocket is reusable to increase profit. It does not "help the environment". Methane burns "clean", but only when it burns. When it's leaked by venting, engine startup and shut down, and RUD's it probably classifies as "the most potent greenhouse gas" injected into a region of atmosphere that's never really seen pollution yet.

Yes, the engineering is incredible. But I can't help but think of the associated costs.

Team America?