*drives downhill towards the mountains*
"Mountains are a scam, I tells ya!"

Quote from: Hydra009 on December 31, 2023, 01:31:17 PM*drives downhill towards the mountains*
"Mountains are a scam, I tells ya!"

Sunshine, mountains .. sounds like hippie bullshit -- must be a communist plot!!

Quote from: drunkenshoe on December 31, 2023, 01:15:27 PMIt reminded me Fiat Tipo. Remember that car, lol.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=1990+Fiat+tipo&t=ffab&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images&iai=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.roadsmile.com%2Fimages%2Ffiat-tipo_key_10.jpg

First Fiat was a 1972 500, black.



I eventually owned over a dozen, sometimes more than once. I worked in the auto hobby shop, Signonella, Sicily, NATO Air Base. I bought cars from the subhunter squadrons that were leaving, fixed them up and sold them to the incoming squadrons. I donated half the money I cleared to the Navy Relief Society. CO approved of that. Grease them wheels.

That car is so cute.

Quote from: drunkenshoe on December 31, 2023, 04:19:12 PMThat car is so cute.

Started at the Robert F. Kennedy Funivia-dell-Etna* parking lot. Three friends with me. From a stand still I release the parking brake and we took off. Engine still on started. "It's all down hill from here, boys!" Stopped at three-four stop signs, full stop. Started going again without starting the engine. Went 27 klicks with the engine off, could have gone farther but 23 via Zuara, Motta san Anastasia, Provincia Catania, Sicilia, Italia, was the other way, slight upslope for a spell.

Quote from: Hydra009 on December 31, 2023, 01:31:17 PM

*drives downhill towards the mountains*
"Mountains are a scam, I tells ya!"

Well, a vacuum doesn't have anything to have a temperature. It's the absence of matter. Energetic particles pass through any given spot, but otherwise...

And, of course, the vast majority of "directions" in space aren't toward the Sun.

Quote from: Gawdzilla Sama on December 31, 2023, 04:40:00 PMWell, a vacuum doesn't have anything to have a temperature. It's the absence of matter. Energetic particles pass through any given spot, but otherwise...

And, of course, the vast majority of "directions" in space aren't toward the Sun.

Yeah, it's on average something like ~6 protons per cubic meter out there, though I'd guess that the outer space within the solar system and within the galaxy is more active than the sheer nothing between galaxies.

But he's heavy implying that the sun isn't hot using some very tortured logic  (apparently, he's some sort of flat earth nutter) which is easily disprovable.

I thought he was ironically claiming a falsehood.

Quote from: Gawdzilla Sama on December 31, 2023, 06:35:07 PMI thought he was ironically claiming a falsehood.

Nope, he really is just an anti-science loon who spouts crazy stuff on Twitter.

I wanna be sedated.

We also have these v-neck wool longsleeve shirts to make up for the utter lack of sunlight.  Ngl, they get really itchy.

Lastly, there's only like 4 women - scratch that - 3 women left.  We failed another op and lost the whole ship.  Oopsie.

But don't worry, we're definitely going to win the war against the machines that control the whole planet.  All we have to do is hack into their simulation while risking discovery and death every time, wake people up one by one, retrieve/revive them, do lots and lots of physical therapy, knit some wool, and bam, humanity wins the war and rules over a desolate rock with no sunlight.  Nothing could possibly go wrong.  Unless the machines figure out where we're hiding and hit us with an unstoppable assault, but that would require a traitor and there's no way anyone would...*camera zooms in on Cypher eating mush and sighing*

You didn't see the sequels.

*Stuffs bandit in large jug*
"Create water"

Gold coins, I presume.