u/Dreadwolf_Zero

It's a topology thing. Imagine you stretch out the waist of the shirt to a 5' diameter circle and the rest of the shirt stretched without tearing. You'd end up with a large flat disk with 7 holes. Head, 2 arms, 2 front holes, 2 back holes.

Tires for EVs use a softer, grippier rubber compound that wears out much faster than standard tires.

It's not about helping the cashier, it's to keep change to a minimum. Using up what change you have in pocket rather than collecting more. No one who uses cash wants a wad of singles and a pile of coins in their pocket.

One piece is the tech to make the rocket engine nozzles. They were riddled with tubes and channels for coolant to keep them from melting. Their manufacture required crazy levels of casting and machining by master craftsmen. No one alive today has the skills or experience to replicate the process. We just don't make things using those techniques any longer.

We'd need to reinvent these massive rockets using present day tech.

I would try a two part repair, model cement plus a pin.

If you can angle a drill bit through the ring after the pieces are put together, cement the break first, then follow up with a reinforcement pin secured with CA glue. Otherwise drill the holes first then cement.

I use a bit of a paperclip as the pin, taking care to nick up the length of it with my cutters for extra grip.

My guess is that the water solution will run down in rivers, cleaning along the way. These clean streaks will get even cleaner when the actual wash is done, leaving them noticably cleaner than the surroundings.

The "all or nothing" system most states use to assign EC votes is what is largely responsible for making minority party votes useless. Moving to a system where the EC votes for each State are assigned proportionally would fix this. The EC would much more closely follow the popular vote while States would still retain their individual voices.

To cook down or reduce means to simmer the mixture until it thickens due to some water boiling off.

Call the "bluff" of the open Mana. You attack and they either have it in hand or don't.

It's absolutely awful. Far and away the worst of the Mana boons. Couple it with Zeus' lightning prime for 30 and you have 0 mp until your third mp bottle.

If you have Tamiya extra thin cement, you can apply some to the seam where the pad attaches. It will penetrate the softer fused area much more quickly than the solid plastic. Repeat as needed until you can pry the pad off.

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This refers to the double slit experiment where it is shown that light behaves like both a wave (top pic) or a particle (bottom). Due to quantum uncertainty, the act of observing at the slits changes the results.

Worst case you live in California and even then it's only 3.74x, kinda hard to take your argument seriously when you're wildly exaggerating. Each State has a bare minimum say in the federal government. Wyoming gets the base 2 electoral votes that every State gets, the rest being based on population. It may not be equal, but it is fair. One thing that would increase the power of each person's vote would be to stop using the "All or Nothing" system most States use for awarding electoral votes. They should be divvied up in proportion to the State's popular vote. With most States leaning one way or the other, the minority party votes in those States are all but pointless.

The Minbari stopped when they discovered that their prophet from a thousand years ago was reincarnated as a human. The realization that Minbari souls were among humans understandably gave them pause.

Your math is wrong by a factor of 100. 0.091 percent is 0.00091, so for Disney that works out to 75M not 7.5B.

Ah, I guess I wasn't up to date on the issue. Thanks for the clarification.

According to a recent thread, that doesn't work the same in 6 as it used to. If there is a forward input within 11 frames of the qcf you'll get a DP, even if you do half circle. If your half circle is slow enough it will delay past the 11 frame window, but the half circle no longer has input priority over DP.

And now we move on to Ad Hominem, great argument. Since you seem to be unaware of how a flow chart is supposed to work, let me explain. First you have a box with a question, then you have two or more answers to said question which lead to further boxes. The original chart has a question with only a single output, which makes it crappy flowchart.

So when you couldn't back up your initial remark, you switched gears to a strawman where you seem equate anything other than zero contact to a beating.

Please tell us what the flow chart wants people to do when reason isn't an option.

It was BS when Hogan did it to Yokozuna, it was BS when Charlotte did it to Rousey, it was BS here. A truly dominant champ doesn't need to sneak in a surprise win on an exhausted opponent. That's what people who don't think they can manage it do.

I'm more miffed that it made Stat look weak, like she felt that she needed an unfair advantage to beat Jade.

No, the streak definitely needed to end, was way over due, but there are several ways it could have been handled better.

Jade could have Noped out of the ring, she's the boss not Sterling, saying I'll take you out on Dynamite.

Jade could have put up a better defense, kick out a few times, make Stat earn it rather than the squash that we were given.

Statlander could have put it off until Dynamite, citing that she wants to beat Jade when she's at her best.

I'm happy Stat is back, she's one of my favorites, but I'm very disappointed with how they gave her the belt. Ripped right out of the WWE playbook. A win over a gassed champ is hollow and meaningless. Stat deserved better, as did Jade.