https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/publications/atpubs/atc_html/chap4_section_5.html

Methinks you don't know what you are talking about. The FAA operates in feet. All domestic flights in the US are separated by flight levels specified in feet. If you get your pilots license in America, everything about it from runway length, controlled flight altitudes, wing spans, etc, will be in feet.

For another example, just let me know how many metric units are used here: https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/publications/atpubs/atc_html/chap3_section_10.html

Hmm 12.5Billion pounds eh? How much would it cost to "keep the lights on" in Birmingham do you reckon?

In Texas maybe.

Dont' forget NYPD https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/the-nypd-megatruck-that-showed-up-at-hamilton-hall/ar-AA1nZJJZ

Earlier this year, one insider told The Register that Oracle Fusion, the cloud-based ERP system the council is moving to, "is not a product that is suitable for local authorities, because it's very much geared towards a manufacturing/trading organization."

I guess no one could have predicted that a public-private partnership would be bad for the public?

Well considering this event took place in FAA controlled airspace using the official and standard units of altitude for flight characteristics, I'm not sure how to help you.

I guess 400feet = 8.1498E-10au if that helps?

Galo had moved to the Houston area from Rio de Janeiro, about 14 years prior. A calm and inquisitive engineer who works in the oil and gas industry

Ironic, though not quite a leopards ate my face moment.

New York City is the land of owners, and while there a ton of pro-tenant laws on the books, the reality is that they aren't worth the paper they are printed on if they won't ever be enforced in a way that isn't a burden to the tenant. So maybe your ignorant comment of "redneck shit holes" should be examined, and contextualized.

Well fortunately for her the will of the voters is the least important metric about who will become president, so she has a great shot!

Damn sounds like the most equitable solution would be to ban car imports and domestic production. Starting a ~20year clock where the suburbs die on the vine without the huge fuel and unsustainable infrastructure subsidies that currently make them viable.

Egg superiority.

Agreed, if that happened it would be a tragedy. Instead Zionists use their out-sized influence within the federal, state and local governments to ban protesting of the genocidal state of Israel calling it antisemitism.

Just your standard reactionary authoritarian stuff, plus the NYPD I'm sure prefers a mask ban.

The bugs don't launch the asteroids ballistically, they are launched superluminally as can be seen by the gravity singularity that Denise Richards detects when they (almost) avoid the asteroid.

None of your points except maybe number 4 is true.

The bug meteors aren't launched ballistically, they are launched in some kind of superluminal method that isn't explained and doesn't need to be, it did bypass earths defenses however. You can see that happens because the transport ship Denise Richards is piloting literally sees it happen. In the movie the idea of Buenos Aires being a false-flag isn't supported by the text, nor the subtext.

Jamaal isn't a fucking "squad member."

lol I'm as anti-capitalist as the next internet leftist, and I absolutely think it would be fucking awesome if Steam were replaced by a national digital distribution service that have flat costs for publishing, and high quality standards before allowing a game to be published. Gold-digging lawsuits aren't on the path to that better world though.

Hmm, but who would make money if they did that? Answer: Nobody in the short-term.

10 has 2 divisors, or "subdivisions," that is not "plenty" that is 2. Thus it is false, objectively, to claim that 2 and 5 are "plenty."

Ban credit reports in general. If you aren't allowed to ban them because of free speech or whatever, then you won't be able to ban certain components of them by the same logic.