Touché.

She's five, will you give her some time? Jeez...

Anyone can be born gay, but fashion? That takes years to master!

Where can I subscribe to regular updates on their progress?

It was staring me in the face but I was too blind to see it.

Thank you, master.

And really into witches.

Maybe she asked him to wear a sexy witch outfit for their frisky Friday, and he never got over it.

And kids, if you work really hard on your studies of lesbian polycules, you can become a Captain too!

I don't want to take anything away from the witch cabals, but guys like these have a tendency to light themselves on fire, the problem is usually when they bring down their family along with them.

Aha! So you finally confess, but it's too late now! We've long known you for a witch, SQUIRRELANNA!

Hope you live a long and happy life with your lesbian witch friends and that if you have a moment, keep fixing the world by making rotten scumbags loose their licenses and what other mischievous deeds are fitting for such a cabal.

Don't be silly, mooches and trusses are obviously imperial measurements. You can tell because there's several of them to measure the exact same thing, and with no obvious relationship between them.

Case in point, imperial length: 12 inches make a foot, 3 feet make a yard, and 1760 yards make a mile.

Metric length: 1000 millimetres make a meter, 1000 meters make a kilometer. Wild huh?

To be fair, minutes, hours and days have received the "Works with SI" stamp, but they're not official measures. The metric unit for time is the second, with the rest being defined as multiples of that (a day being 86400 sec, etc.)

Supposedly brioche, but yes point stands.

Continental Airlines Flight 55, a McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30, dropped a titanium alloy engine cowl.

Oh no wait, that was the one that caused the end of the Concorde.

Here's a video by Mentour Pilot about that crash, I love his videos.

The answer is that Airbus has a backlog of 8720 jets, most of them narrow bodies like the A320s that Ryanair would probably want to replace the 737s.

Airbus is looking to expand their production to 75 jets/month by 2027, so if they ordered now, they get by... I don't know, hopefully someone will math it out for me.

Source: https://www.airbus.com/sites/g/files/jlcbta136/files/2024-07/Airbus-A320%20Family-Facts-and-Figures-July-2024.pdf

The first usually leads to the second.

Urgency depends on Legal's estimate of how much it will cost the company.

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I wonder what the previous could have written.

Surely the comment wasn't removed because he was encouraging people to demonstrate their displeasure regarding their denied claims directly to the health insurance's CEO, as that would be perfectly legal.

I was thinking cock ups, but that strikes me as a call to arms.

Why you gotta call me out like that

You absolutely need to have a prop to represent Buddha's heart and mind hanging from your rear view mirror to achieve nirvana?

I'm not a Buddhist, but that don't seem like the path...

We also have this regular inspection. Doesn't apply to new cars, the first time is when the car is 4 years old, then every 2 years until 8, then its every year.

There's a nice benefit to it - they keep the history of how many km the car has in total at that point. You can check this when buying a used car to see if anyone fiddled with the odometer, any big changes should be really obvious.