People are saying this - la nino, you know, he has to be stopped, even if he's just a little boy, he's already caused far too much damage. NO MORE WEATHER!
OutrageousHairdo
joined 4 years ago
Literally 1984
The guy looks like someone you'd recruit in Jagged Alliance 2
AI is about to get a lot better at phrenology, and it's making liberals nervous...
They're a motor vehicle part that improves a car's emissions. They're on the underside of the car, as they are a part of its exhaust system. As other commenters have explained, they contain a lot of rare and expensive metals like platinum and palladium, making them quite valuable. As a result, there are many cases where people will go under parked cars and cut them off while the driver is away, then sell them to less scrupulous buyers for a quick buck. This, of course, fucks up the car, hence the post.
I had more luck with Norse Code
What is this in reference to?
I would recommend against simulplaying it. There's just too much text, you wouldn't be able to talk to each other and pay attention to the game. Maybe if you have one game up and take turns on who makes the decisions that'd work better.
Who is Jane Goodall?
I don't know I just named a random steel additive. I'm sure there's still some kind of graft explanation
Very real possibility that this all happened as some kind of pork barrel subsidy for the Vanadium industry or some shit
Reject polymer furniture, retvrn to M14
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Couldn't Confirm the Screenshotted Post, but it's nice to think that it wasn't the guy behind the counter who ratted.
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Andy Newman is a real NYT journalist, but when I tried searching his latest posts on his page on the NYT website, I couldn't find this (even though other live contributions related to the story were showing up). Unsure if the post is fake, if it was real but deleted, if it just isn't showing up, or if I just can't see it without an NYT membership.
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