I’m almost certain everyone in the whole series, including Rodriguez are all high on acid. The thing is a giant fever dream

Brrr.

A lot of shit breaks when it’s that cold

I mean, you’ve never pushed a goddess down the stairs? C’mon it’s entirely relatable!

Wow, talk about a failure of journalism from a decent source

We get down to -50C (-58f) here, on a cold snap. Working outdoors sucks in that.

why not both?

still feels like road, can’t be that off

It’s a multifaceted issue, but don’t kid yourself

http://amp.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2017/jul/10/100-fossil-fuel-companies-investors-responsible-71-global-emissions-cdp-study-climate-change.

China weighs in at 14.5% for coal. Another 1-point-some-odd for their Petro Chem. The issue is that there are a lot of companies that make up the remainder.

Demand definitely plays a role in all of this, but I don’t think pushing green initiatives is a bad thing from the consumers and one of the only ways we can encourage these companies to do their part

I grew up with three in the same house. And two step brothers. And a younger brother.

Chaos for the chaos god.

I love beagles

Christ, humanity at its best.

Lol you’re getting downvoted for having a rational viewpoint and wanting something you care about and enjoy to be safe for other humans to enjoy it too.

How fucking dare you

We should have gone nuclear, at least for the short term.

I fully support solar and wind but I don’t think it’s a one size fits all at this point. I think solar needs to get a lot more efficient and better to cover all the applications that oil and gas and coal do.

Even renewables need mining (sadly) which has significant impacts.

What if we constantly subsidized industries that made our climate unlivable?

Nuclear is a sound option. We already deal with mining wastes that must be managed in perpetuity. Nuclear waste isn’t much different in that regard.

Your point about landscapes also happens in mining.

20 lbs of foot long nails.

Could go with a box full of spring loaded snakes.

This is the predecessor of the Argo.

which are a staple for any bush work. Want to get there? Take an argo. Dollar for dollar, and pound for pound an argo is the way to go. Sherps

And haglands

Can go a few more places and can ford rivers, but they are $150k machines. Argos are 30k and can cross still water.

I’ll give it a whirl. I don’t find I have any difficulty picking up stuff though

I like gaywallet. I’ve known it for quite a long time, actually. Some of my first interactions with it were what feels like a lifetime ago on Reddit. We kind of fell out of touch, but I was delighted to find it here.

It’s always been a level headed individual. Reserved for the most part, and that post is no different. Oh, it most certainly has a dry sense of humour (and should let it show a bit more!), but I appreciate the dedication to being a damn good (and fair) mod/admin.

Also, if it’s reading this: bbhh

Use it as biochar lol