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ReallyEvilRob t1_iy9rjy5 wrote
Reply to Artemis 1 at its furthest point in its moon orbit, about 268,000 miles from earth. by kjpmi
I always thought the earth was bigger than the moon.
pretendforanything t1_iy9rjc3 wrote
Reply to A bit odd for the back of a school bus by Type31
Ma’am this is a Wendy’s
wiggle-biscuits t1_iy9rh4x wrote
Reply to Artemis 1 at its furthest point in its moon orbit, about 268,000 miles from earth. by kjpmi
How far away from the moon is it? Maybe it's just the perspective but it seems the moon is pretty far away. Isn't it something like 225k miles from the earth at its closest? It just seems to me that the moon is closer to earth than it should be haha
poptartmini t1_iy9redf wrote
Reply to Moroccan cozy traditional house. by prayingdentist
That looks like a youtube page that he has up. Can anyone make out what videos are being recommended?
wiggle-biscuits t1_iy9r20g wrote
Reply to comment by theartofennui in Artemis 1 at its furthest point in its moon orbit, about 268,000 miles from earth. by kjpmi
Me too! I'll be passing 359k pretty soon
comicsnerd t1_iy9qmyt wrote
Can they come over and teach some of our youth here in Belgium and the Netherlands?
jdbrown0283 t1_iy9qb9w wrote
As one does.
scienceguy8 t1_iy9q7gt wrote
Reply to comment by RunawayMeatstick in Artemis 1 at its furthest point in its moon orbit, about 268,000 miles from earth. by kjpmi
Indeed. If we could drive to the Moon, the Moon would be largely inhabited by people who blew transmissions on the way there and can't get them fixed due to a lack of lunar industry.
sixtoe72 t1_iy9q64n wrote
Reply to comment by The_Patriot in Salvador Dalí walking his anteater in Paris, 1969. by sotobet0509
See you in 88 minutes...
stumblewiggins t1_iy9q31o wrote
Reply to comment by brewskyy in Salvador Dalí walking his anteater in Paris, 1969. by sotobet0509
Look at his little spots! And his tufted ears!
brewskyy t1_iy9pzfe wrote
Reply to comment by stumblewiggins in Salvador Dalí walking his anteater in Paris, 1969. by sotobet0509
Really? I’ve never seen an ocelot
GlobalPhreak t1_iy9pwr1 wrote
Reply to Moroccan cozy traditional house. by prayingdentist
Nodor!
ccoady t1_iy9pilz wrote
Reply to comment by Turtley13 in Who decided on the fine by fireintheskyy
The whole point of the TSA was to stop terrorist attacks. How many terrorists attacks or hijackings have happened since the TSA was created?
Z E R O. They may be "failing" at some airports, and that SHOULD get fixed (even though they're catching 4,000 guns per year), but that's not the point. The point of the TSA was ensure future safety of flying. Some planes have random air marshals on them. My father did this for a few years. His job was to just look like a passenger, but he is a law enforcement office and a pilot, CFI, Instrument and commercial ratings with 7,000 hours of flying and 20 years of law enforcement. Has he ever stopped a terrorist attack? Nope. If a hijacking occurred, he was the most qualified person on the flight to take out a highjacked or take over the plane if the pilots were incapacitated. Would you feel safer on a international flight knowing there's a skilled officer on board who can also fly the plane?
The TSA simply existing is a huge deterrent, and that is enough to make people feel safe, regardless of the inconveniences. All of the scanning equipment and explosive detecting devices, no fly databases etc. are obviously doing what they were intended and working. Are they perfect, hell no, especially the low skilled workers on the ground.
You seem to be focusing on publicized failures to insinuate that the TSA should just be dissolved when in reality, you have no idea all the behind the scenes workings that's keeping you safe, like a fire extinguisher in your house that you may never need.
DerMuller t1_iy9pi5z wrote
seems like a Tom Haverford move
mrsnow432 t1_iy9p786 wrote
Reply to comment by marilea610 in Marshall Mathers, or Eminem, in his 1989 yearbook photo at Lincoln High School. by TetraCGT
Go on...
anon2282 t1_iy9p3yf wrote
Reply to comment by oh-propagandhi in A bit odd for the back of a school bus by Type31
Ty!
hardcore_fish t1_iy9ordj wrote
Reply to comment by skugler in Stetind,Norway 🇳🇴 by MeeranQureshi
It's about safety of overtaking. Longer lines = less safe to overtake than shorter lines.
oh-propagandhi t1_iy9nhk0 wrote
Reply to comment by CuriousCanuk in A bit odd for the back of a school bus by Type31
Well feel free to turn all your money in for...whatever...stanley nickels or something.
angrypoliticsposter t1_iy9ndbq wrote
Someone is going to notice it missing from their belt and be upset.
cloudysasquatch t1_iy9n6bk wrote
Username checks out
XDom36 OP t1_iy9n252 wrote
Reply to comment by wanderyote in King Salmon eggs at the "eyed" life stage by XDom36
No, they are commonly called king salmon where I live. I usually call them chinook salmon but they are better known as king
oh-propagandhi t1_iy9mfkx wrote
Reply to comment by Biggie39 in A bit odd for the back of a school bus by Type31
It's tied to a deep satisfaction with one's life, and instead of introspection they say "this must be the fault of outsiders", and still fail to miss very real blame outlets like capitalism run amok, instead having special "insider info" makes them feel special. It's not their fault that they are lonely, poor, fat, etc...
Bigmikey83 t1_iy9me5t wrote
Reply to Check out my Elon musk butt plug by Tacomeplease
Looks like a putin plug?
Turtley13 t1_iy9rkwz wrote
Reply to comment by ccoady in Who decided on the fine by fireintheskyy
In order to stop something from happening you need to have FOILED it.
The CIA and FBI have proof of these things. The TSA has not.