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Can I get a summary of what the gently caress happened with that boat? Did it blast into the canal at like 70 mph and run half its length aground or something? How is it so firmly wedged into there that they can't just push/pull it back into the water?
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give the canal some marlboros and it will allow you to pass
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500 for a room is normal .
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SKULL.GIF posted:Can I get a summary of what the gently caress happened with that boat? Did it blast into the canal at like 70 mph and run half its length aground or something? How is it so firmly wedged into there that they can't just push/pull it back into the water? its too big for the canal and a wind gust pushed it, causing its bulbous bow (lol) to penetrate the earth and now the keel seems to be stuck in the ground
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Mar 26, 2021 16:30
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SKULL.GIF posted:Can I get a summary of what the gently caress happened with that boat? Did it blast into the canal at like 70 mph and run half its length aground or something? How is it so firmly wedged into there that they can't just push/pull it back into the water? Some dude was trying to do a sick rail grind. He wiped out.
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Mar 26, 2021 16:32
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DoomTrainPhD posted:What part of "NUMBER" do you not understand? Number?
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Mar 26, 2021 16:34
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everyone is on fire except the rich. you have a hose full of infinite water. what do you do? (capitalists fail this)
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Mar 26, 2021 16:37
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 lol what the gently caress is even happening with cars why is creditkarma treating them like an asset that can appreciate
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Mar 26, 2021 16:42
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euphronius posted:everyone is on fire except the rich. Direct the hose into the rich's private reservoirs knowing that the sober, steadfast captains of industry will ensure a trickle down to the most meritorious of the hard working peasants. Thus creating proper incentive for the irresponsible poor classes to properly contribute to the betterment of their betters' society. Complications has issued a correction as of 16:52 on Mar 26, 2021 |
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SKULL.GIF posted:Can I get a summary of what the gently caress happened with that boat? Did it blast into the canal at like 70 mph and run half its length aground or something? How is it so firmly wedged into there that they can't just push/pull it back into the water? Officially, strong winds plus power failure at a bad time made it drift into the side of the canal and ram itself aground, enough of the bow is stuck on land that they can't get it moving again. Unofficially lol who tf knows, it's pretty common practice for big ships like that to just not let the crew sleep for days on end when doing a canal/straits transit because the normal hour restrictions are lifted around those, and then maybe the canal pilot was drunk/high/sleep deprived too. Everyone involved was whisked away before the press could get to them and now we only have the party line.
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Crazycryodude posted:Officially, strong winds plus power failure at a bad time made it drift into the side of the canal and ram itself aground, enough of the bow is stuck on land that they can't get it moving again. An anagram of "canal pilot" is "coital plan"
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Mar 26, 2021 16:45
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:
cause they can’t make new ones right now cause they can’t get the chips.
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Mar 26, 2021 16:46
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ships losing the plant isn’t entirely uncommon during maneuvering too. I was on a ship that lost the plant under the Golden Gate Bridge as a cadet. most of the time they get it back up. honestly that it doesn’t happen more is more surprising.
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Mar 26, 2021 16:48
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That's a temporary problem though, not an event that turns something they produce by the tens of millions every year into appreciating investments.
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Mar 26, 2021 16:49
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remember that the captain of a ship is management so we should all be hoping this is 100% his fuckup.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:
Hyperinflation is starting to trickle down to lower asset classes than just houses and stonks.
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Shifty Pony posted:remember that the captain of a ship is management so we should all be hoping this is 100% his fuckup. Eh anyone at a high level who profits from operations takes on implicit responsibility anyway
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Has this been posted yet because lmao https://twitter.com/jordan_mcrae_/status/1374741251895988224
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Mar 26, 2021 16:55
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the 2030s are gonna be a response to stagflation but gonna guess with all the boomer dead things are gonna be a lot spicier rather than getting reagan 2.0
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hello sir i will take one tesla for 1.478825060263 bitcoin keep the change
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there is way too much private debt for there to be any kind of inflation, stag or not. If rates spike at all we will have deflation
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PawParole posted:there is way too much private debt for there to be any kind of inflation, stag or not. If rates spike at all we will have deflation doesnt matter if wages dotn go up lol
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PawParole posted:there is way too much private debt for there to be any kind of inflation, stag or not. If rates spike at all we will have deflation It's cool how absolutely everything is so utterly hosed and interconnected it owns. Can't wait for acrual inflation when my wages absolutely will not keep pace. Not that they have for the last decade anyway. Love to year on year see my disposable income get smaller and smaller despite 2% raises a year lol. Extra funny when I tell my boss my 'raise' doesn't even keep up with how much my property taxes go up and he simply says it's not true.
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just like the 1920’s and japan in the 1980’s, the “growth” today is just a debt fueled binge. We are going to have a massive amount of deflation.
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What's the loving point of automation, lean manufacturing, and industrial robotics when poo poo is just more expensive than ever
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Mar 26, 2021 17:31
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Justin Tyme posted:What's the loving point of automation, lean manufacturing, and industrial robotics when poo poo is just more expensive than ever Increased margins on products.
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anime was right posted:the 2030s are gonna be a response to stagflation but gonna guess with all the boomer dead things are gonna be a lot spicier rather than getting reagan 2.0 yeah it's gonna be "fun" to see how that shakes out. trouble is genX is stuffed full of absolute shitbirds who grew up thinking Alex P. Keaton was the epitome of cool and smart.
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PawParole posted:just like the 1920’s and japan in the 1980’s, the “growth” today is just a debt fueled binge. We are going to have a massive amount of deflation. we will never have deflation in any meaningful way ever again because the average American is in debt up to their eyeballs and deflation lowers the value of that debt to the note holders.
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Thinking of those "visions of the future" from the 50's where everyone only works 20 hours a week because automation and computers have so dramatically increased productivity everyone's lives have become something of a paradise
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Justin Tyme posted:What's the loving point of automation, lean manufacturing, and industrial robotics when poo poo is just more expensive than ever working as intended.
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Justin Tyme posted:What's the loving point of automation, lean manufacturing, and industrial robotics when poo poo is just more expensive than ever da rich get richa
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:we will never have deflation in any meaningful way ever again because the average American is in debt up to their eyeballs and deflation lowers the value of that debt to the note holders. It would raise the value of debts actually. We will never have inflation again is what I’m thinking. Only real growth causes inflation, and we haven’t had real growth in the economy since 1984
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Justin Tyme posted:Thinking of those "visions of the future" from the 50's where everyone only works 20 hours a week because automation and computers have so dramatically increased productivity everyone's lives have become something of a paradise Weird coincidence that these visions were in the popular consciousness before unions were ground into dust and a functioning socialist state was kicking everyone's asses in metrics
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every goon who thinks there will be a crash is using the Goon Contranian Field to prop up the market. we only portend the opposing future. paradoxically, only when goons fully give themselves over to Number will the crash happen.
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PawParole posted:It would raise the value of debts actually. We will never have inflation again is what I’m thinking. Only real growth causes inflation, and we haven’t had real growth in the economy since 1984 Ooof, yeah, scratch what I said and reverse it. Brain fart
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https://youtu.be/CCmdmOr06pY Vvvvv Just posted a video about some of that lol Mr Hootington has issued a correction as of 17:47 on Mar 26, 2021 |
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Everything is fine. https://twitter.com/adamsamson/status/1375373652712112131
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better sell it while you can
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Jon Irenicus posted:every goon who thinks there will be a crash is using the Goon Contranian Field to prop up the market. we only portend the opposing future. paradoxically, only when goons fully give themselves over to Number will the crash happen. Goons have made this claim before, but even everyone buying into GME still didn't do it. It's not happening.
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