FabioClone posted:

trump

Serfer posted:

https://twitter.com/kaylalalaj/status/1114722005071298560

Dick Milhous Rock! posted:

fermi estimation would be something like

so estimating that for every domestic violence crime discovered/publicized there are 9 that aren't, and that highly publicized cases account for something like 5% of known cases, you're looking at something like 10ish highly publicized cases a year, 200 or so total assuming most don't rate, so something like 2000 or so of these in the U.S.

assuming that the captives live for several years in captivity, I'm going to assume that long term denial of medical care in adverse conditions, that there are somewhere around 12000 or so people in this situation minimum in the U.S.

so you'd think it'd be 12000 out of 329 million, since that's the population of the U.S.? Except it's probably better to limit this to owner-occupied housing, which would be more like 79 million. Plugging that in means that, rounding slightly up, you're looking at 152 people in this situation for every 1 million houses out there.

assuming there's at least 1 house for every five people, with an average population density in the northwest of around 325 people a square mile, means that maybe (?) 65 houses per square mile

if you use the whole us, it's about 90ish people per square mile, so 18 houses

assuming about 15 miles a commute each way, and the average distance an american drives is probably short of 15,000 annually, so maybe 12000? The average commute takes up about 7,800 of that, so you're looking at about 4,200 miles of optional driving

halve that or so because of trips to grocery stores or common points or so, and it'd probably be fair-ish to say an american passes about 2000 or so miles of new roads annually multiply that by our assumed density and you get about 130,000 or so homes passed at a rate of 152/1,000,000 you're looking at about 21ish people locked in the basement that the average american passes annually if you live in the metroplex northeast area and about 6 just generally tooling around the U.S.

annually

keep in mind, this is just the creepy stranger weirdo cases, so if you live in a higher-population density/higher housing density area or include things like slavery or domestic violence situations

ENJOY

Zyla posted:

i sat in the sun and read all day it was super pleasant. my cat hopped up and slept in my lap for like 2 hours.

loving ruled

Dick Milhous Rock! posted:

fermi estimation would be something like

so estimating that for every domestic violence crime discovered/publicized there are 9 that aren't, and that highly publicized cases account for something like 5% of known cases, you're looking at something like 10ish highly publicized cases a year, 200 or so total assuming most don't rate, so something like 2000 or so of these in the U.S.

assuming that the captives live for several years in captivity, I'm going to assume that long term denial of medical care in adverse conditions, that there are somewhere around 12000 or so people in this situation minimum in the U.S.

so you'd think it'd be 12000 out of 329 million, since that's the population of the U.S.? Except it's probably better to limit this to owner-occupied housing, which would be more like 79 million. Plugging that in means that, rounding slightly up, you're looking at 152 people in this situation for every 1 million houses out there.

assuming there's at least 1 house for every five people, with an average population density in the northwest of around 325 people a square mile, means that maybe (?) 65 houses per square mile

if you use the whole us, it's about 90ish people per square mile, so 18 houses

assuming about 15 miles a commute each way, and the average distance an american drives is probably short of 15,000 annually, so maybe 12000? The average commute takes up about 7,800 of that, so you're looking at about 4,200 miles of optional driving

halve that or so because of trips to grocery stores or common points or so, and it'd probably be fair-ish to say an american passes about 2000 or so miles of new roads annually multiply that by our assumed density and you get about 130,000 or so homes passed at a rate of 152/1,000,000 you're looking at about 21ish people locked in the basement that the average american passes annually if you live in the metroplex northeast area and about 6 just generally tooling around the U.S.

annually

keep in mind, this is just the creepy stranger weirdo cases, so if you live in a higher-population density/higher housing density area or include things like slavery or domestic violence situations

ENJOY

pathetic little tramp posted:

I ONLY REMEMBER SAILOR!

Hahaha zing!

Man, I've been meaning to get one of the thread catchphrases in for a while now. Feels good, feels good.

Zyla posted:

i sat in the sun and read all day it was super pleasant. my cat hopped up and slept in my lap for like 2 hours.

loving ruled

campfire posted:

so in other words i've bought cigarettes behind a serial killer in line at a gas stations approximately 17.4 times

Grondoth posted:

You know what? I'm fuckin' done. I'm done. I'm done! These are people who massacred civilians. They're the worst. They're what everyone agrees "hey, shouldn't do that" and he's just pardoning them.

I'm done with this. I'm not reading this goddamn thread anymore, there isn't a god drat thing left he can do that I could ever care about; maybe he'll get impeached or something who loving knows. But I can't spend time caring about this motherfucking awful piece of trash anymore, or I'm not going to outlive him cause I'll just go jump off a loving bridge. Anyone who's okay with this is objective trash. They deserve to be stuffed in a garbage disposal.

Al! posted:

see you tomorrow

etalian posted:

Trump!

etalian posted:

Trump!

Dick Milhous Rock! posted:

depends on how often you buy cigarettes

deckgibson posted:

can’t wait for trump to pardon lieutenant calley

campfire posted:

whose the whistleblower guy from my lai, trump should anti pardon him and throw his snitch rear end in jail

twoday posted:

Third World Reagan posted:

Will someone please think of the trumps

Reality Winter posted:

Trump should pardon Chris dorner

twoday posted:

Xaris posted:

a very

post

Dick Milhous Rock! posted:

i don't know why i bothered to do that

etalian posted:

What is America?

Joementum posted:

lmao

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1129853974247550977