Haven’t noticed, thank you!

Who is Misha?

Lucy: Dad, can you pretend to be a monster, like when I was younger?

Dad: No

Luxy: Oh please, go on!

Dad: No means no, Lucy, now stop pestering me!

Lucy: Sorry

Dad: …

Lucy: Dad?

Dad: What?

Lucy: What are your views on immigration?

Maybe real traffic relat d to the Frenchh protests or the Sunday No Kings events in the US?

I have 56 books of his (a few are duplicates in other editions), including those two. I read Mote ages ago, bit don’t remember it. Reordering my TBR pile!

I’m a fan and collector, but that doesn’t sound familiar from the portion of my collection that I’ve read through. Do you recall anything else?

Ship-to-ship combat is like that in the Lost Fleet series by Jack Campbell. Hours or days of waiting and preparing, trying to get in the enemy’s head to guess what they’ll do, and coordinating the fire and last minute acceleration/maneuvers of your fleet, then the automatic programs carry out those orders and you see who died. It’s really well done.

Emeril, is that you?

And I’m sure they’ll sell their users’ private conversations to the next AI scum.

Supposedly it supplemented the gas bags with wing lift, but I haven’t really looked at it.

Always has been. Beep boop

Listen, we’ve all been there.

There was a black American man named Charles Frederick Page who has some claim to having invented and flown a heavier than air craft before the Wright brothers.

My customary podcast link: 99% Invisible episode 674 If mosquito hawks can fly

That’s convenient, since you can text it one handed with your eyes closed.

Can you give an example?

Any video of the sound? Is it a regular whistle or a mesoamerican death whistle?

This stuff moves so quickly; even more than it did back when my knees didn’t make noise.

Tung Tung Tung Sahur is an “Italian brainrot” character that the gen Alpha kids were obsessed with last year.

I’ve heard it called Flanderization.

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