swarnie_

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by swarnie_ 5y ago
That's exactly what i'm aiming for, i'll chuck a few grand in the opposite direction just for a laugh.
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
> In 2011-2015, Daniel Gallagher was 1 of 5 Commissioners of the SEC > his previous job was at WilmerHale, a firm specializing in defending other firms against the SEC. How is that situation even remotely legal?
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
I imagine a large portion of the internet newly flushed with GME/AMC/WISH cash are lining up to short this in to the ground. I'll personably be buying everything i can get my hands on three months after launch
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
> and elicit a similar response You mean your going to invade a totally unrelated country and fight another 20 year unwinnable war? Sign me up, that'll do wonders for my options scheme.
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
Its a testament to the US military that i can't tell who you're referring to here.
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
> since sinking a US aircraft carrier probably means nuclear war. Nice to know the US mentality hasn't budged an inch in 75 years. Please don't nuke the rest of us because you lost a dick waiving contest.
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
Supermarket floors aren't designed for pick and pack efficiency, they're designed from the ground up for phycological manipulation. Warehouse trumps Supermarket for efficiency by multiple factors easy. Just as an example imagine t
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
I tried doing online deliveries while at university back in 07-09 and found the whole ordeal so rubbish that i've never gone back to it even during the pandemic. Glad to hear they smoothed it out a little. I wonder if the US is better
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
They publish the same sandbox reskinned 3 times a year, i could effectively do your job with a find and replace tool coupled with Ctrl C + Ctrl V.
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
It couldn't happen to a more deserving company.. Well, maybe Ubisoft.
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
And nothing of value was lost. Seriously who is still lining up to buy these lootbox infested gambling simulators in 2021?
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
> Over 23,000 pieces are being tracked in low-Earth orbit to help satellites and the ISS avoid collisions - but they're all about the size of a softball or larger. Why do they always do this, give a non-standard unit of measurement
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
Chap got 13 years, considering how lenient our sentencing usually is i can only assume he was moving massive quantities. Couldn't have gone unnoticed even in a place like Liverpool.
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
So what's the scoop on these affordable places for a non-native? I know flint and Detroit from hilarious news segments and Gary from reddit posts. Are the others just as bad?
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
The four million new users spamming WSB with comments like this have fundamentality ruined the sub this year. Congrats on killing it....
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
Why would you study one of the worst cars on the grid? For a laugh at the Christmas party?
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
Its hard to narrow down my picks but ill go with the big 3. 500k Iraqis 2000k Vietnamizes 300k Afghanis This is ignoring any "indirect" involvement in many, many coups in south America. I honestly think the world would be safer if
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by swarnie_ 5y ago
I mean... You have genocide'd your way across the world since the 40s, dear leader may have a point.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Presumably A) They don't want to play economic ball with Uncle Sam. B) The country can't be conquered by conventional means so can "act out" as much as they like. C) They aren't really that bad, US propaganda is jus
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
> is not entitled to nuclear weapons But.... Why? Why do some nations with weapons get to decided who else should and shouldn't have them? If you subscribe to the MAD theory then every nation or organisation should have a stockpile
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
That's my point. Only one nation has ever demonstrated and itchy trigger finger when it comes to these weapons. Maybe you could make a case that having these weapons would make them more hostile/expansionist/aggressive. It ce
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Why shouldn't Iran have access to nuclear power, or nuclear weapons for that matter?
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Bringing the inf. online will take time and needs government backing. I have my issues with this Tory decade but in this small area they've absolutely smashed it out the park.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
> Nuclear weapons are not necessary either, but they certainly do give an adversary pause when considering to attack you. This is something i've always found weird... Nukes arguably make the world safer by your definition one but pa
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
New space race riot? I'm in
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
> the number of varieties of vegetables stocked by my local Tesco, for example, has plummeted, and the stock sells out almost immediately after delivery. Are you in a really shitty area or something? I only saw what you described in the
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
We have a similar situation in the UK where minimum wage is payed but work and living conditions are horrendous. No locals will do the work because... Why would you. Living in a caravan for the whole summer and working 12 hours a day isn&#x
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
I too have been driving some some time now but we have this thing called the internet, where you can see and share information. Lemme help you out friend - https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=tesla+autopilot...
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
The issue is when there is a crash or a death could that situation have been avoided if the driver was looking ahead with two hands on the wheel, like you would in any other car without the marketing hype. I've seen more then enough cr
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
How is 9/11'ing an Afgan goat farmer or a Pakistani wedding "global security"?

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