Alobar posted:

QQ more babies

anyone who blocks and slows down traffic and doesn't get out of the way of faster traffic is a real loving piece of poo poo

i don't give a gently caress

and the punishment for brake checking people should be a flogging

this is literally a country where you can wait til you're a certain age and then take a short exam to get your driver license without any behind-the-wheel experience or behind-the-wheel test, and then you're allowed to drive on any road or highway without ever having driven a car before in your life

gently caress that poo poo

gently caress it all

Alobar posted:

Real hurthling! posted:

haha yeah gently caress slow drivers!
check out this one. wonder if he learned his lesson
some loser getting owned

Homeless Friend posted:

this never works for me, im invincible

Alobar posted:

sorry, this poo poo loving pisses me the gently caress off

Funky See Funky Do posted:

Biosphere Collapse: Imagine a car speeding towards the edge of a cliff and Alobar is driving it.

Minera posted:

really hoping a train (burning clean natural gas of course) rolls over most of the posters of the past few pages

Minera posted:

really hoping a train (burning clean natural gas of course) rolls over most of the posters of the past few pages

Mola Yam posted:

*insert standard Kris Van Steenbergen disclaimer here*

Shyrka posted:

So climate change has been solved and we can all get back to talking about road etiquette and traffic safety is the main takeaway I've got from the thread in the last couple of days.

Don't make me miss the DnD thread, but I'm sure it can't be worse than this!

T-Paine posted:

https://twitter.com/KrVaSt/status/1489724934305767426

Perry Mason Jar posted:

There's 2 pages of complaining about car derail for every 4 pages of car derail. We're almost there!

Rectal Death Adept posted:

Enterprise is better than The Next Generation

Rectal Death Adept posted:

Enterprise is better than The Next Generation

Raine posted:

keep going we just hit complaining about complaining about the car derail

Rectal Death Adept posted:

Enterprise is better than The Next Generation

quote:

US flood risk is about to explode — but not for the reasons you think
A new study projects that the number of Americans exposed to flooding will double in 30 years. Development is largely to blame.

Extreme flooding has struck almost every corner of the country over the past year, from rural areas in Tennessee and California to the Michigan suburbs and the streets of Brooklyn, New York. Floods have always been by far the most widespread and costliest weather disaster in the U.S., and they have only gotten worse as climate change has accelerated. Total damages from floods and hurricanes last year eclipsed $100 billion, according to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA.

A new study published this week in the journal Nature Climate Change projects that the number of people in the U.S. who are exposed to flooding will almost double over the next 30 years — but not for the reasons you might think. Most new risk will come not from climate change but from population growth in areas that are already vulnerable to flooding. The findings underscore a hard truth with dire implications for climate adaptation policy: The lion’s share of U.S. flood risk does not stem from the changing nature of storms and seas, but instead from our decisions about where to build and where to live.

That’s not to say climate change isn’t playing a major role: The study’s authors found that climate change will render around 700,000 more people vulnerable to flooding by 2050, mostly as a result of rising sea levels and stronger hurricanes. The lion’s share of current flood risk is borne by low-income white communities in places like Appalachia, but the new climate-driven risk that will arrive by 2050 will fall hardest on Black communities. (People of color are more likely to live in flood zones overall.) Many of these are located in coastal cities or hurricane-vulnerable Southern states, which puts them right in the crosshairs of rising seas and whopper storms.

Rectal Death Adept posted:

Enterprise is better than The Next Generation

Minera posted:

really hoping a train (burning clean natural gas of course) rolls over most of the posters of the past few pages

Minera posted:

all star trek sucks

Rectal Death Adept posted:

Enterprise is better than The Next Generation

Trabisnikof posted:

remember the TNG episode about climate change where no one will listen to the scientists until one does a terrorism then they’re like “wow your science is correct, but you’re still bad for doing a terrorism”

And then the solution to climate change was just to drive our ships a little slower while we study the problem for another hundred years.

Cloks posted:

derails are good because it gives regular posters the chance to out themselves as psychopaths

Harry Potter on Ice posted:

I havent seen any treks or wars I dont really like superhero movies