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  #3069506 30-Apr-2023 14:03
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Rikkitic:

What I wonder, and what the article doesn't mention, is what might happen to us when the military remnants of destroyed countries realise this is a good place to be and start heading this way. With the northern hemisphere a radioactive wasteland and no remaining international order, what is to stop any surviving warships from simply moving in and taking over? Could we even resist a modern aircraft carrier or battleship? 

 

 

There have been numerous speculative-fiction books that cover something like this, variants being groups with modern weapons getting teleported into the past. In pretty much every case it moves within about one chapter from "we have better weapons than anyone else here" to "we're running out of fuel/ammunition/food/supplies and there are two million of them and a thousand of us and we've rather upset them, what's our exit strategy?".

 

 

In this particular case it'd also be "... and about half of us are dying of radiation sickness and the rest of us have been eating contaminated food for the entire trip here". So I'm really not worried about this scenario.

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  #3069532 30-Apr-2023 16:06
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Seriously? After all, together with Finland, you both rank #2 in the world list of corruption.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 





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  #3069596 30-Apr-2023 16:58
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Tinkerisk:

 

Seriously? After all, together with Finland, you both rank #2 in the world list of corruption.

 

 

i hate how thats worded, if we number 2 and its ranked with the least corrupt at the top its a list of least corrupt.


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  #3069647 30-Apr-2023 17:29
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Tinkerisk:

 

Seriously? After all, together with Finland, you both rank #2 in the world list of corruption.

 

 

i hate how thats worded, if we number 2 and its ranked with the least corrupt at the top its a list of least corrupt.

 

 

Really? I thought that was obvious, or do you have your own doubts?

 

 

 

 

 

 





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  #3069951 1-May-2023 12:33
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Tinkerisk:

 

Seriously? After all, together with Finland, you both rank #2 in the world list of corruption.

 

 

 

 

Not clear on that site but I am certain that this is percieved corruption. There's no objective measure used.

 

 


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  #3070087 1-May-2023 16:21
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Behodar:

Glitch in Kremelta's Website Leads To Very Horny Recipe Names

 

 

Did Nanny Ogg do their web site, maybe using The Joye of Snackes as a basis?

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  #3070595 2-May-2023 19:41
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How can a banana taped to a wall be worth NZ$193,000?  Someone has got to be taking the p...!

 

Banana artwork eaten by 'hungry' museum visitor | Stuff.co.nz


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  #3070599 2-May-2023 19:46
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How can a banana taped to a wall be worth NZ$193,000?  Someone has got to be taking the p...!

 

Banana artwork eaten by 'hungry' museum visitor | Stuff.co.nz

 

 

It's a world-famous artwork.

 

 

How can Kim Kardashian, who's famous for being famous, be worth NZ $2 billion? Someone has got to be taking the p...!

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  #3070600 2-May-2023 19:46
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How? Like this.

 

 

 

 

[Mod Edit (MF)]: Picture is better than link]


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  #3070613 2-May-2023 20:16
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Eating the banana was a brilliant piece of performance art, which should have considerably increased the value of the work.

 

 





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  #3070630 2-May-2023 20:25
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Um...

The banana, which forms Cattelan’s piece entitled Comedian, gets replaced every few days as the fruit spoils.

One can only hope it is insured - at current market value NZ$3.99 per kilo.

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  #3070720 3-May-2023 08:57
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Rikkitic:

 

Eating the banana was a brilliant piece of performance art, which should have considerably increased the value of the work.

 

 

Ah yes, akin to the Banksie shredder.

 

 


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  #3070765 3-May-2023 10:48
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No it's more like the artistically placed rubbish that gets taken away by the gallery cleaner.

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  #3072070 4-May-2023 07:23
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Here is a snippet from today's Post.  The article itself is about the train issues Wellington commuters have been suffering this week but the highlighted bits invoked my Whiskey Tango Foxtrot sentiment.

 





Roses are red, that much is true, but violets are purple, not ****ing blue!


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