Burning through old tweets once and for all, part III

Nov 19, 2024 5:32 AM

SquamishTerry

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#1 doesn't have heart to tell him, so let's tell everyone so he finds out in a worse way?

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#47 they are Austin Powers villains

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#12 ...ehn, I'll allow it.

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#6 The black cat has a triforce nose, the white part on the other cat's face looks more like... well never mind, they're both good cats

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#38 No one in that picture is wearing a sweater.

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#1 wait till they learn that in real life you don't have any friends and birthdays mean nothing anyway and aren't something to celebrate

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#27 That cat’s seen some shit.

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#8 mushroom pizza

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#39 honestly.
Yessish.....perhaps add weights to the bucket

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Ancient Chinese Rap Battle is outstanding OP

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#12 wow what a ride

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#22 Personally, I would prefer a sample of Uranus before committing to anything.

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#12 Rare W for Cancer

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#13 notes of cassis and grape now & later

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#45 Honestly its the trauma they should be thankful for

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#40 247! In a row?

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A year is 365 days. There are 52 weekends, so 104 days. 365 days, minus weekends (104) plus 2 additional weeks off (14) = 247.

It's her work schedule.

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#4 Any more of these? It was great

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#15 This has strong UPS/FEDEX/Amazon energy. "USPS is bad! You should definitely go with the people that have spent decades lobbying to make them less able to function and treat their drivers like disobedient slaves!"

1 year ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

Sad pepsi is just pepsi

1 year ago | Likes 29 Dislikes 9

Nuka-free! Nuka-cola + dirty water.

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#1 20 friends at 30 years old? They're all work friends, right? Right??

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If he didn't move out of town after school and has a decently sized family locally, it's easy to upkeep networks/contacts for decades with little effort. But english speakers (or at least usa) don't use a lot of nuances when they talk about that. Like "work friend" (which is easy to be lazy with and just say friend) instead of something like colleague and for most they are often better described (ranked?) as acquaintances. The yanks kinda have only friends or not friends until in front of court.

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#19 Breaking news: the judge that ordered Jeffrey Epstein's associate list be released had a fatal fall from the balcony of his apartment on the 12th floor.

1 year ago | Likes 50 Dislikes 1

Back first onto some bullets that happened to be lying on the sidewalk for completely unrelated reasons.

1 year ago | Likes 27 Dislikes 1

#15 No joke. My brother mailed me a check using USPS Prio Mail.. was supposed to get it yesterday. Checked tracking number and it's in Alaska. He's in SoCal and I'm in Tennessee. omgwtfbbqlol.

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Actual screen shot.

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It went right in Albuquerque instead of taking that left and got lost in the Rockies and just ended up going all the way north to the end of the range.

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I do hope it grabs you a nice souvenir and makes it Actually to you soon

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#48 wolves are already pretty big, I think that might be a down grade

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Yeah, instead we should selectively breed only the largest wolves from each pack for several generations until we create giant "dire-wolves". Then we should do the same with all animals. I want to feel like a hobbit walking through the woods

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For a few byears now there are already people breeding certain breeds of dog/wolf together to create a domestic dog that is as close to size and look s of a dire wolf but with domestic dog temperaments

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*5' tall dire red pandas doing the intimidation stance to look bigger*
"Nope, still can't take you seriously. You're too damn cute."

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#38 Which one is the brother? And, more importantly, why is the stoplight shaped like a Tetris piece?

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Grey sweater on the balcony, probably.

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None of these people are wearing a sweater

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Back right maybe?

1 year ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

New York Giants

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I wanna pet her mom's Milkers

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Milkshake brings all the boys to the yard

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#5 GILLS! GILLS! GILLS!

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Sung by a motley pirate crew

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#23 Would a crater full of suffocating, explosive gas be better?

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If I was the guy, I would just dump all my friends and get better ones. It can be hard, but 1-2 real friends is better than 20 guys who don't show up.

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Or, his 20 friends are fiendish and said no on a guess that everyone else would say no because that would hilariously cruel in the best way possible.

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FKK THAT i'd be sending them all personal messages THANKING them for not coming.

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Maybe she's just a terrible coordinator and planned the party with too short of a notice or on a date that conflicts with a holiday or another big event (i.e. wedding). Maybe his birthday falls in the middle of the work week and she insisted on having it on the day of. Maybe the party involves buying expensive tickets to somewhere/something. We don't have the full context, but if NO ONE can make the date/place you set, the easy answer is to just change the date/place.

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I was wondering what the date was on this. Like if it was If The middle of 2020, I'd understand. Or if there was a back story.

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Well, I tried throwing myself a bday party when I turned 24, combined housewarming party because I had just moved. 29-ish people RSVP'd, only 3 showed up (2 of them we're my new classmates I had just met, one was an internet friend I had known for 10 years but never met him irl before) and they were all from out of town. Haven't even tried to throw a party ever since. I do spoil myself though with all the good food and snacks. My aunt saw me buying the bday foods once and got upset that I hadn't

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Invited her. Would not believe that there's no party, nobody is coming over, all the food was for me for the next week or so. Btw she was one of the people that RSVP'd for my 24th bday and didn't show up. Even if I had a party, why would I invite her?

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Or just get no nee ones and be alone

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You guys have friends?

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I have parties all the time but every single human on earth is uninvited including myself, but I'm just crashin

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Or his GF did a terrible fucking job. But yeah, idk anyone in there 30s that has more than 5 close friends.

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Most people use the word "friend" very loosely, usually applying it to what I would consider acquaintances. A friend is a person who would drop everything if you needed them, a friend acknowledges and celebrates times in your life that are important, a friend wouldn't miss a chance to make you smile. I'm 34 and I have maybe 6 people in the whole world I would consider friends.

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True. Though it’s also possible that HE is the problem.

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Or that they just didn’t want his twat girlfriend to know about the awesome man-party they were arranging

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Man-party you say?? Can I come?

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We've got twinks and bears a plenty, want handfuls of jizz? We got plenty... But we want MOOOORRREEE!

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I wanna be… where the men are. I wanna see, wanna see them party! Lounging around with those… what do you call them? Ballssssss

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Or she asked the day of his birthday when he specifically and loudly stated he didn't want a party. People try so hard to do things for other people because "it's what I would want done for me" but forget to actually ask what the other person wants.

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God's, my family and friends do this shit every year.

Sometimes, I just want to kill them with a machete. I don't celebrate the day this planet got its shipment of shit and fail, and neither should anyone else.

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Listen to me, my brother: even if you are a shitty failure, you still have value. You still merit love and affection and celebration. No one gets love because they did good, everyone gets it for existing.

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#23 If I recall correctly, methane is a worse greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. I think the Soviet geologists may have done the right thing here, inadvertently or not. Meanwhile, in the US…https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia_mine_fire

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*cue Silent Hill music*

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If that example embodies the American idea of problem solving, the recent election makes a lot more sense.

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It has a stronger effect but is easier/faster to break down in the atmosphere as CO2.

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On the century timescale it has 28x the heat-trapping as an equivalent amount of CO2: https://climate.mit.edu/ask-mit/why-do-we-compare-methane-carbon-dioxide-over-100-year-timeframe-are-we-underrating And in the (very) long run, as you say, it still ends up as CO2–so more up-front warming and same very long term effects. Anyway, I’d say it’s best to not produce/extract methane, but if it’s going to vent to atmosphere it’d be better to burn it.

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Cows burp is the worst, worst than the farts which combined, produce over 15% of the total gases. I hate that this info takes space in my brain yet here we are.

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This is why we use CO2 Equivalent Emissions. Most of nuclear power's ~3.5-12g CO2 eq emissions, for example, comes from the hexafluorides used in the fuel manufacturing process.

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Cough cough silent hill storyline

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when you burn methane what are the compounds that come out and how does the calculus of GHG work out

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Methane is CH4, it burns to CO2 and water. On the century timescale it’d trap 28x the heat as a ton of CO2; I guess that number would go down with additional time, but probably never to <1. https://climate.mit.edu/ask-mit/why-do-we-compare-methane-carbon-dioxide-over-100-year-timeframe-are-we-underrating So I’d say it’s best to not produce/extract methane, but if it’s going to vent to atmosphere it’d be better to burn it.

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Commenting so I can find this link and read later. Sounds interesting!

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In the whole world, about the same amount of coal is burning uncontrollable underground as is being mined.

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Most of those fires are created by the friction heat of collapsing parts of unregulated mines.

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You're totally correct! Depending on the timespan it's agreed that methane is 26 times worse than CO2. And the hydrofluoro carbon compounds that were used in refrigerators can be hundreds of thousands of times bigger than CO2. So at least we banned that...

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I'm putting hydrofluorocarbons on my 2025 Trump card. He feels that asbestos bans are a scam so bringing back HFCs feels like a fit for his next term.

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True. But methane has a atmosphere lifetime of 12 years. CO2 has a lifetime of thousands of years. Either way, it's a mess.

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Methane is CH4, doesn’t it break down to CO2 and water? So it’s more up front warming (28x the effect over a century: https://climate.mit.edu/ask-mit/why-do-we-compare-methane-carbon-dioxide-over-100-year-timeframe-are-we-underrating) and I’d think still giving the very long term effects of CO2.

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Absolutely.

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1962? Hah! Try 6000 years https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burning_Mountain

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And of course it's in Australia

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If the spiders and animals don't get you, the ground will.

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Neat! I’ve never heard of this until now, thanks!

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No wuckies. If you're planning a visit, be warned, the walk in is a killer.

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I imagine staying there too long would be too.

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Oh yeah

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Wait, doesn't burning it release anything harmful?

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It does: carbon dioxide. But that has a weaker greenhouse effect than methane does! So it’d be better to store or at least use the methane, but even just burning it to no other purpose is better than letting it vent to the atmosphere. (This is also relevant for livestock, landfills…)

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Ahh, thanks for the info!

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This is why methane power production is becoming more common on farms. Animals gonna poop, and it's a way to cause fewer problems with it

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Also certain seaweed in feedstock can reduce drastically the amount of methane produced by cattle, which is a promising line of enquiry.

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Yes it is, but it oxidizes fairly fast in the atmosphere to carbon dioxide and water vapor.

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“Fairly fast” is relative: over a century a ton of methane will trap 28x the heat as a ton of CO2. https://climate.mit.edu/ask-mit/why-do-we-compare-methane-carbon-dioxide-over-100-year-timeframe-are-we-underrating Well, as with all greenhouse gases right now, best is to not produce them, second best is to trap them, third best is to convert them to something with a smaller effect.

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Days

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You may be right, but pardon me if I take MIT’s word over your uncited claim.

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It's actually 7 to 12 years according to a NASA site. Took me about 60 seconds to find it. You could have done that yourself. So let's be honest. People like you don't give a rat's ass about citations, you're just posers.

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