What Sea Shepard strategically omitted is that there's like 400 million tonnes in the water, and the natural turnover is pretty fast.
There's dummy amounts of krill and not a lot of human uses for them. The fishing industry in general is problematic, but I'd expect literally every other fishery is more heavily exploited.
I would guess a lot of speed and an initial impact that either put the pedestrian through the windshield or resulted in the car losing control.
I mean, sometimes China does do that. Per the other commenter diesel gets "kindling oil", which might not involve mythical creatures but still is a neat thing to call it.
So really it should be yellow. Although "kindling oil" is really cool.
I'll need need to elevate the pressure and temperature a bit, but I think I can make the critical point.
A change in architecture to accompany the change in form of government.
I really don't think the funny shoe man from the 60's is to blame for this.
Has anybody else noticed that in practice, shit tons of stuff uses a subtly wrong code?
And they still have (at least) a bad reputation for not looking after vets.
I really should have learned to drive in high school when I had the chance. No money->no car->no job loops have bit me quite a lot as an adult.
Good to know!
Because you posted him with no context. It wasn't clear you meant Russia.
I'd disagree with that. They inherited autocracy, but it's not even a vaguely similar model of it. In a lot of ways current Russia is a backlash to the USSR, although they shoehorn communist stuff together with Tsarist stuff and everything else from even earlier to pretend they have some kind of ideology.
They still see the West as enemies or at least competition, though, that's true.