Gavin Nuisance is a moron, FACT
LA is in the kind of decline a city only admits after the industry and the residents are already gone.
Rogan bought a Land Cruiser for one reason: get his kids out if it went sideways. He used it three times. Dillon left for fires and for riots. In 2020 his block was on fire. He drove to the desert. They both say fleeing is now part of living there.
The industry that built LA got taxed and regulated out. The answer from the top is still a GDP ranking. We are the fifth-largest economy. Everyone will come anyway.
This is a cycle, not a surprise. Detroit said the same thing about cars. Liverpool said it about the docks. The industrial North of England said it about mills and steel. The flagship industry leaves, the people who can leave follow, and the official line stays bullish until the numbers are too obvious to read past.
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In industrial design, Toyota has a rear haunch, Bugatti and even Subaru (Tribeca to the Impreza) a horseshoe, and with Jaguar, it was all in the hood, a sculpted bulge (and other elements… I have bad memory).
Jaguar's new future has arrived. Meet the Type 01.
If there is anything certain in our tumultuous automotive world, it is that upon seeing the newly revealed Jaguar Type 01 you will have an opinion. Likely a strong one. Jaguar design chief Andrew Wheel says that the new car is “The truest expression of Jaguar, in the context of today.”
With the car now revealed, Jaguar has also opened the books to accept pre-orders from interested customers. But anybody wishing to kick the tires will have to wait until next year when full production is finally underway. It will also be around that time when we’ll get to finally determine if the driving experience lives up to the promising signs from pre-production encounters.
What do you think about the Type 01's looks?
Read our full story on the new Jaguar Type 01 ➡️ bit.ly/4yA2Obh
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Loved ones are devastated after a longtime chef at Nobu Malibu was killed when a teenager in an SUV slammed into his parked car on Pacific Coast Highway. ktla.com/news/local-news/nob…
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Please not again
In the 1990s I worked with Ken Alibek, the former No. 2 in the Soviet biological weapons program, after he defected to the US.
He claimed that they had engineered a strain of plague that was antibiotic-resistant & that they had worked on plague chimeras (fusing 2 or more pathogens).
He specifically called out Irkutsk for being involved in the BW program.
This outbreak is deeply worrisome. This may not be just “the plague.” It may be far worse.
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Greg retweeted
As an Asian American, I side with Indian dude. Put “dawg” in check yo. 👍🤙👏👏👏👏
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I mean, the white picket fence isn’t solely for decoration either.
@grok why did Europe build so many castles and then so easily forget their own history
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Greg retweeted
Wow, it doesn’t matter if she did drugs, including alcohol, meth, crack, ayahuasca, GHB, coke, fetty, bath salts, is a bad person who hates cats and dogs, didn’t vote for your side, ate a taco salad and tore up the bathroom, because if she said no once, 6 times where the candyman showed up, or a million times while smiling and laughing, then angry and mad, and finally in an introspective and somber tone while drinking a nes cafe, when she said no once, that is the verbal command to stop you mofo. There’s also the non-verbal indicators, and the fact the dude gave someone something they lied about what it is, that’s effn heinous.
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Zip-ties were literally invented for aerospace applications by an electrical engineer.
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Wow, it doesn’t matter if she did drugs (including alcohol, meth, crack, ayahuasca, GHB, coke, fetty, and bath salts), is a bad person who hates cats and dogs, didn’t vote for your side, or ate a taco salad and tore up the bathroom.
If she said no once, five times where the Candyman showed up, or a million times while smiling and laughing, then angry and mad, and finally in an introspective and somber tone while drinking a Nescafe, that is the verbal command to stop, you mofo.
There are also the non-verbal indicators, and the fact the dude gave someone something and lied about what it was. That’s effn heinous.
I wanted to share something relatively mundane in comparison to what happened at Cornell, because every day versions of my story happen. Was it rape? No. Was it wrong? Yes, and no one stepped in. It took these people being personally impacted by this man for his poor behavior to matter to them. It is everyone’s responsibility to say something when they see something wrong. Not doing so only enables it.
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I love this content because I know now it’s not a buoy, a barge, it’s a ship, and you can’t anchor near Christmas Island because it’s basically a mountain top sticking out of the ocean. Oh, and the island is populated, mostly Chinese and Australian/European descent, alongside a significant Malay population.
Salvaging Starship 40: What SpaceX's New Footage Reveals
🚀The Surprise Splashdown: Why finding an intact Starship in the Indian Ocean forced salvage teams to improvise on the fly.
🚀Open Ocean Towing Difficulties: How the vessel GO Australis, small workboats, and Yokohama fenders were used to lasso and corral the floating rocket.
🚀Battling Weather & Route Changes: Why plans to tow to Dampier were scrapped due to rough seas, redirecting the convoy toward Christmas Island.
🚀Precision Heavy-Lift Loading: How naval architects used airbags to roll the rocket before floating it onto the semi-submersible heavy-lift vessel Forte.
🚀The Voyage to Starbase: Tracking MV Forte's route around the Cape of Good Hope as Starship 40 heads back to Texas.
Video: youtu.be/d9tiYVONaAY
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