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@HalenMattison Did they build any new RS-25 engines for SLS ? Or are they all refurbished Shuttle engines ? It's a huge waste to be using 4 on each mission, and then they fall into the sea and are never used again .

Everyone knows SLS is based on Shuttle tech But we forget it’s literally the same parts from the Space Shuttle The engines were taken out of museum vehicles to build SLS because of the broken legacy hardware supply chain, and inability of legacy contractors to deliver on time. One of the orbiter engines on the Shuttle that docked with Mir in 1998 was used to launch SLS for Artemis II last week.

@NotThatHughes I'm not a professional astrologist , but can someone explain to me how the Sun can light up the dark side of the moon?

I love the notion that, because she was an English major, no one ever taught her about the sun.

@fandompulse If it was a "hit" with the general audience, we'd be seeing seasons 2,3,4 and a She-Hulk movie. Studios do not do just 9 episodes of a "hit" series.

Marvel TV boss Brad Winderbaum on She-Hulk: "That's one of our best performing shows. ... It just hit the general audience. There was a mismatch between fan response and audience response. I would love to have the opportunity to make more She-Hulk, honestly. Hopefully, one day." Do you believe him?

@how2burnwater @AnarchoCapita11 @drsmithy @DrDiGiorgio Taxpayers pay the wages. No one gets free healthcare.

@AnarchoCapita11 @drsmithy @DrDiGiorgio American fails to realise that Free healthcare is Available everywhere in the world. Governments pay wages Patients get free healthcare

If there are 50 people who want to see the neurosurgeon but he only has 10 appointments available, how does one guarantee that right to healthcare?

@DrDiGiorgio There is only 1 doctor in a small town. Is she ever allowed to take a day off? or leave town? A "right" should not require someone else to do something.

@Real_Politik101 Argentina would need to use any force. They could probably get Starmer to pay them $50 billion to take it.

If NATO is gone, Argentina is definitely invading to retake the Falkland Islands. With Chagos, Starmer completely torched the deterrence Thatcher built with the last war. And Milei could easily take it. Britain can’t do anything. No ships. Now all of LATAM now recognizes Malvinas as Argentina’s. With them also becoming one of America’s most loyal ally, chances are high the U.S. stays out and lets it happen

@UncannyKam It's called Infinity War -- so he has Infinity bullets .

What does War Machine do when he runs out of bullets?

@bc_perspective If the Feds can make us pay $90 billion (probably more) for high-speed rail Toronto-to-Montreal (540km), then why not high-speed rail from Hope-to-Vancouver-to-Whistler (280km), and a rail crossing to Vancouver Island ?

Want to fix housing, transportation & create jobs in BC? Build 10 lanes to Chilliwack & a crossing to Vancouver island & Sunshine Coast. Afraid of offending CCP’s Musqueam treaty? Then get out of office It’s time to grow some balls & reclaim our Province Or not.

@SandyofCthulhu ok, hear me out... maybe the local managers should be better trained to estimate how many donuts they need to make. They aren't just going over by a few dozen. They are making 100s extra, without any concern. I thought managers were supposed to worry about margins.

Okay let's discuss why Krispy Kreme does this: 1) obviously, they miscalculated how many donuts to make that day. They don't WANT to waste the food. Since you can't predict your customers, sometimes you will have too much food. 2) Because they're a business, they can't just hand out the donuts for free at day's end, or they won't be able to sell them. 3) So the solution is "give them to charity". The problem here is that the litigious nature of modern America means that they will absolutely be sued when some moron chokes on a pecan chunk. It's not worth the risk. 4) The next step is to argue "The law needs to hold Krispy Kreme guiltless if they give away their extra food." That all sounds fine and well, BUT I guarantee that the city will have a whole list of rules a food donation has to follow to be immune from lawsuits. And Krispy Kreme has clueless teenagers throwing out the donuts, so they will absolutely fail to follow all the rules. 5) the only way this could readily work in the USA without being crushed under the burden of bureaucracy or lawsuits would be if each individual Krispy Kreme had a specific charity who came by at night to pick up the extra donuts. People they knew and trusted. Get rid of the lawyers and allow for common sense and that food can be donated lightning fast.

@gregbradyx Do people understand, if Canada joined the EU, including accepting "freedom of movement", it means that any refugee who arrives on the shores of Greece or Italy, can be on a plane, and land in Toronto, will full rights to stay.

I come across SO many people. They're in my inner circle, semi-inner circle, outer circle, at the gym, fellow parents, people who text the show - I've never had one interaction, let alone conversation (not one - not this year, not last year, not at thousands of Ajax doors), where someone even mildly opined "Canada should join the European Union". Not the most sane person, not the most loony person, not the person that is indifferent to Trump, not the person who despises Trump & can't focus on a single other important thing. I've not had one 10 second convo w/ anyone about Canada joining the EU. So I have no idea who these people are.....deadly serious.

@twibuznewss I didn't seem him wave at all .

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@Judianna I should'ov used would'ov or could'ov .

When you see another adult use “would of” or “could of” instead of “would’ve” or “could’ve”.

@BjorkBrodern It's called a crow bar because exactly 11 crows can perch on the bar at one time.

In Swedish this tool is called a "cowfoot" (kofot), which makes perfect sense because it's clearly looks like a hoof. In English it's called a crowbar which makes no sense, smaller crowbars are sometimes called cats paw and honestly that's not much better. The Finnish word for it is "Sorkkarauta" (hoof iron) which is probably the most descriptive name for it.

@briangarrett Legally you are required to turn the $5 dollar bill into a picture of Mr Spock

First time in Canada 🇨🇦 I like the look of their money 💵

@fandompulse If he wants to make a film that's a cautionary tale about the extremes of crony capitalism and government run by corporate special interest -- that's great. But that's not Animal Farm.

Andy Serkis explains what his Animal Farm movie is about: "It couldn't be more relevant than today. And history repeats itself. And although Orwell was writing about totalitarianism in particularly in Russia in 1945, 1946 this book hold up as an incredible distillation of what it is to be oppressive, what it is to face authoritarianism. And what we've done is we've contemporized it. We wanted to make it for—. There hadn't been a retelling of this that really connects with a modern audience. So we've couched it in such a way that it feels like a family film. But the themes, the dark themes are all there. They're all present. The Orwellian nature of it is incredibly powerful under the surface, but we've smuggled the politics in so that it's a debate that can be opened up between young people and families and old. It's really watchable by everyone from 8 to 80." Does this make you want to see this or run from it as fast as you can?

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@michaelmalice I think I've made my point clearly:

This is art

@UziCryptoo The US income tax standard deduction is a fixed dollar amount that reduces your taxable income, allowing taxpayers to avoid itemizing expenses. For the 2025 tax year, it is $15,750 for singles, $31,500 for married couples filing jointly, and $23,625 for heads of household.

HOT TAKE: IF BUSINESSES ONLY HAVE TO PAY TAXES ON PROFIT, NOT REVENUE, THEN I SHOULD ONLY HAVE TO PAY TAXES AFTER I'VE PAID ALL MY BILLS AND RENT.

@elia_mafhh Did she just invent the zip-lock bag?

I really hope she turns this into a billion-dollar success.

@sarobertsonca A "generational investment" that will add (at least) $90 billion to the national debt and never be paid off.

Steven MacKinnon on the significance of the Alto high-speed rail project: "This is a true transformational, generational investment that we're making for Canada."