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Brad_Wesley t1_j7neh4b wrote
Reply to comment by rbrutonIII in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
Yes exactly
Ccaves0127 t1_j7ne0i8 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
He was literally doing marathons while President
Ccaves0127 t1_j7ndv7f wrote
Reply to comment by Anticode in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
Fetishizing age as wisdom, I would argue, is actually wayyyy more common in almost every other culture
sassergaf t1_j7nd4bj wrote
Reply to comment by Ibkbembo in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
Grant? They don’t all live in the same place.
rbrutonIII t1_j7nap73 wrote
Reply to comment by Brad_Wesley in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
This is so irritating for me. It's like people don't want to admit the world is not completely black and white and they should put some sort of effort into their opinion.
If you ask these people, do you think if someone commits a crime worthy of prison you should just throw them in prison for the rest of their life? You get a resounding "NO!". But then they go and try and hold someone else's actions over them for their entire life.
And then regardless of how you feel about the person, the opportunity to have a dinner with a president? That's an opportunity very very few people have and a source of information that cannot be replicated or compared. Even if you spend the whole dinner beating the person up for what they did, to that person I would think it would be worth it? Too many people just see a word and name and trigger out a response without any semblance of thought or rationality.
rbrutonIII t1_j7n9o6t wrote
Reply to comment by ROLOTONYBROWNTOWN785 in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
Well he is a likable guy. But being a likable guy, or what I'd call affable, is mutually exclusive from any sort of criminal activity he's accused of.
And it doesn't matter if YOU like him or not. It's very evident. Look at the interactions he has with people versus the past president. He is very easy to talk to and "get along with". Part of the reason why he became president most likely.
People who can't differentiate a person's actions from their personalities are a huge problem in this world. Nice people can do bad things, and people who do bad things can be extremely nice. And in the same way, people who do bad things can also do good things. People are not entirely black and white.
ilikemrrogers t1_j7n8v4y wrote
Reply to comment by Kant-Touch-This in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
You’re absolutely right. It was a Republican Congress and a Dem President.
One of my biggest (well, THE biggest) criticisms I had of Hillary during her run was that she never said, “we championed a lot of causes that ended up turning out poorly. I learned from those mistakes.” She stood by almost everything they did (and yes, they did it. She was as much the person behind the curtain as Dick Chaney was to Bush.).
My lifelong career was going to be broadcasting until that changed it all. Much of the magic left. Now, you don’t even need a studio to have a local station anymore. Put up a transmitter and a receiver, link it to an automated radio piece of software in LA, and boom. You have radio stations everywhere spouting what you want people to hear.
rbrutonIII t1_j7n8ss0 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
And you wouldn't want to ask his perspective? What he knew and didn't know? You wouldn't want to give ANY effort into understanding him and what happened, but would rather sit back and judge?
Then why the fuck should anyone try to understand or give credit to you? Attitudes and people like this are the reason we don't have intelligent discourse and any sort of common ground anymore
ikeosaurus OP t1_j7n8koj wrote
Reply to comment by hgaterms in I saw this dragonfly larva walking around so I set up my phone for a timelapse video by ikeosaurus
Yes, a dragonfly larva is also called a nymph. (I just looked this up because of this comment - I’m learnding!)
Kant-Touch-This t1_j7n81u8 wrote
Reply to comment by ilikemrrogers in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
Worth noting that this was a law, passed by a turbo Republican congress. Though you’re right that the WH had a significant hand in it though the Clinton/Gore aim seemed more focused on open internet. Worth checking out his signing statement. I love the bits about an “information superhighway”. I also love how oldsters who worked in that industry all insist they worked in “high technology” 😝
https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/statement-signing-the-telecommunications-act-1996
[deleted] t1_j7n7srm wrote
Reply to comment by rbrutonIII in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
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yognautilus t1_j7n6a9d wrote
Reply to I saw this dragonfly larva walking around so I set up my phone for a timelapse video by ikeosaurus
Cool!
GROSS
Cool!
hi9580 OP t1_j7n64lp wrote
Reply to comment by iheartennui in So How Long Does It Take To Slow Charge a Hummer EV? (10 days) by hi9580
Smoother/no shifting gears, quieter drive. Less air/water pollution in major cities, less lung issues. Less moving parts, less points of failure.
More efficient use of energy, electrical energy can be used directly instead of the chemical potential energy of fuel which needs to be transformed into heat/kinetic energy to be used. Any transformation wastes energy.
Altruistic-Text3481 t1_j7n5n7q wrote
Reply to comment by Techguyeric1 in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
Any time!
Lowgarr t1_j7n5hir wrote
Feynnehrun t1_j7n560k wrote
Reply to comment by Anticode in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
McConnel is old as shit!
hgaterms t1_j7n4t6m wrote
Reply to I saw this dragonfly larva walking around so I set up my phone for a timelapse video by ikeosaurus
Larva? Isn't that a nymph?
Techguyeric1 t1_j7n43xr wrote
Reply to comment by Altruistic-Text3481 in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
Ok that made me laugh hard, good job
Techguyeric1 t1_j7n3f4t wrote
Reply to comment by Deep-Thought in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
Nothing really bad, but he should have been better he had the house and a slim majority in the Senate and has done close to Jack shit
NickNash1985 t1_j7n0xrr wrote
Reply to comment by squ1bs in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
I love how you bounce around various conspiracies like it’s common knowledge when it’s a perfectly simple task to just point out that W. was a war criminal.
You don’t have to make things up to make him look bad.
NickNash1985 t1_j7n0fyk wrote
Reply to comment by BillyShears2015 in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
“These kids look like IDIOTS,” I say, staring out the window of my mom’s house wearing a fresh set of JNCOs, an Atari t-shirt from Gadzooks, and a ball chain necklace. It had been raining earlier and my Jinks are soaked up to my nuts area.
ikeosaurus OP t1_j7myq2g wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in I saw this dragonfly larva walking around so I set up my phone for a timelapse video by ikeosaurus
Yes, it’s completely vulnerable, I would guess a significant chunk of dragonfly mortality happens right there. Nature doesn’t mess around!
TorgoTheWhite t1_j7mtwwc wrote
Reply to comment by Phormicidae in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
have you tried running faster?
Deep-Thought t1_j7msg8k wrote
Reply to comment by Techguyeric1 in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
What's so bad about Biden, that a war criminal was apparently better?
Peakswashere t1_j7nfl5l wrote
Reply to comment by Ccaves0127 in George W. Bush morning jog on September 11, 2001 by hungHub
That’s awesome. Hope to be in that good of shape when I’m in my 50s