Nah, that’s more of an inappropriate noodle.

You had me in the first half, not gonna lie xD

City “twinning” goes beyond the EU. And it can happen for all kinds of reasons. My favourite example is the towns of Dull, Scotland, Boring, Oregon and Bland, New South Wales.

OwO

I tried swiping down with my index and middle finger, but it does nothing. I’m outta options. You’re on your own. Sorry mate.

It would have made more sense if a ghost refused to go to the ball.

You call it a bug.

I call it a feature.

Driverless is fine, it’s the magnetic thing that has me raising an eyebrow.

It works if the way you say “eighty” has the T softened, so you would sound like you’re saying the letters “A D”.

So 80 HD becomes ADHD.

It took me a moment too, since any pun based on diction assumes that some words and sounds have smooshed together in the audience as much as it has to the speaker. And the T in eighty still firmly sounds like a T to me if I say it, and it might for you too.

either way, his employment there has come to an End.

Republic, you say? *King Willem-Alexander has entered the chat*

In this election, the “libs” are the VVD who, as a socialist (GL/PvdA) I’d hate to say but, are the most right wing reasonable party. You cannot project American political discourse and concepts on Dutch politics.

I’d wish upon Omtzigt to stick to his morals and tell the PVV to pound sand. Meanwhile, Timmermans has already declared that he’s ready to lead the opposition, and he has a history of zero patience for fascists, so there’s a chance this’ll become a minority coalition.

That said, I have found that the front probably should not distract from the content. So if you, say, post a grid of four pictures of bunnies whose ears take the shapes | || || |_, then people may simply see pictures of bunnies, and fail to notice the loss.

Trust me, I tried.

Even alluding to loss is enough for people to remember it. Loss is almost like a visual or written Rickroll at this point.

His name was on the patent. There was a second name on it as well, and that guy was someone whom the first cited. This second guy lost his license two years before publishing his paper, that the infamous one cited.

This. Chicago needs a loop line - or given the coastal nature of the place, a crescent line - several kilometers out of downtown.

Most domestic radiators are water radiators, from what I’ve gathered in a country where most houses are fitted with water based heating.

From what I’ve gathered, water based heating systems pump around hot water, not steam. Otherwise, the radiators, which are easily touchable by anyone, would be insanely hot, and thus a significant fire and injury risk.

In order to use them for cooling, I suppose you’re going to need a different transport medium, i.e. something like glycol instead of water. This would make the system harder and potentially a bit more dangerous to maintain, limits power when heating (water has higher specific heat than glycol), and you’re still stuck dealing with condensation at the radiators.

Using an air system for centralised cooling works. Using a water system is much more problematic.

Technology Connections? *checks link* yep, Technology Connections.