I've got a taste for sealion. Where did all the sea lions from 2024 go?
TropicalDingdong
joined 2 years ago
that fucking box with inches on one side or some shit?
Yes.
The US doesn't have any meaningful number of submarines not nuclear powered. Almost all are (probably*) nuclear capable if sufficiently equipped.
Specifically, not all nuclear capabilities require ICBM's. This is a very critical difference. Many fast attacks are fully capable of, albeit more limited nuclear capabilities, than their boomer counterparts, along with more traditional payloads.
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in another lifetime I was a submariner on a fast attack. I'm not going to go into great detail beyond this.
31.35 minutes later we're following a can of ravioli down the street
I don't want to leave either, buddy.
Hey! Thats where I did my mission too! Did a lot of 🍄 in Ogden.
It was another time, but honestly, it was a unifying experience being a part of the lgbt community in a place like Utah, because its basically Mormons versus everyone else. It was like, the bikers, the gangsters, the druggies, lesbians, gays; any one that isn't Mormon was basically one "scene".
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Pictures I took of the Hawaiian petroglyphs (article linked, pic's in description)
(www.hawaiipublicradio.org)
I know that this got linked to yesterday, but these are only a few minutes from my house, so I went during lunch today and took pictures:
The spot where these are at is right at the modern tide line, but I would have expected it to be much lower in the past (the tide line). Its also a pretty different material type the petroglyphs are in. Most of our beach rock is either basalt or coral. But in this particular spot its a combination of some sandstone and some conglomerate. There is also some very weird erosion right off shore, that isn't like any other coastal erosion (more channelized, more smooth than basalt or fossil corral). Its a pretty unique spot considering the entire coast, because sandstone of any kind is actually pretty rare here.
Pokai bay is basically the main mouth of the Waiʻanae valley, and unlike many of our beaches where it has coarse, coral sand, this is smooth rock sand. There is an Hawaiian old fish pond near by and a heiau at the bay.
Finally beat Jokerless.
I did it with A five of a kind build based on twos. I didn't get telescope but had good enough early game economy and a lucky spectral card.
That also means I've beaten all the challenges. Honestly cruelty was harder and I feel like Jokerless just makes you develop a better understanding of how to actually play Balatro.
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