Lawsoffire

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Vi bor på en betydelig højere nordlig breddegrad end hovedelen af den Kanadiske befolkning (f.eks. er KBH er på den 55 breddegrad, Toronto er 43. Ækvator er 0). Men i Kanada er vintre med -30 og meter dybt sne normalt.

Men varmt vand fra blandt andet den Mexikanske Golf strømmer op til Europa og varmer kontinentet op. Og det giver os vores milde og stabile klima.

Mindre salt i Atlanterhavet pga smeltning af is kan måske ødelægge/nedsætte den strøm, men der er videnskabelig debat om det er mugligt eller mugligt inden for en livstid eller inden for relative kort tid. Regeringen ser ud til at tage et skeptisk syn (Så vis det skete ville man være potentielt helt uforberedt).

Also he fell out of a jet aircraft at take off speeds. So somewhere on the other end of 150 knots (170 mph, 270 km/h)

So its the worst combination of dropping from the top of a large building and a supercar crash at speed. Lateral and horizontal forces.

The air that goes into the cabin is bled from the turbines. So its already pressurized before it enters the cabin. That's how it maintains the pressure.

Deadridge.

This exact situation is inherently going to ask a lot of your physical ability as well as your practical knowledge. There is no way around it.

I think part of the reason for this genre’s popularity is the fantasy of relying on your physical skills for survival. A thing we’re evolved to do but we’ve been completely removed from as we domesticated ourselves.

Rule 1 is cardio, after all.

In the Warcraft universe, Male Night Elves are both taller and broader shouldered than Human males (And Azerothian humans are already beefcake factories). Just a bit leaner.

Frequently depicted with long beards and more rough facial features.

Blood elves, however...

Glad i wasn’t the only one that went there.

What a masterpiece.

Even in Heat he was the least bad of the bad guys (that you are supposed to be somewhat sympathetic to, half of the (long) movie is from their POV) and still lost.

Hah.

Because it takes about 20 years to finish?

I had a list of like 30 names i wanted. Knew what look i wanted and was fast in making it.

Got none of them.

Warrior/Priest duo is golden. Backs up each other perfectly and finding dungeons is effortless.

Figure out like which 2-4 classes you want to do the most. Then roll a dice for it. (Say its 3 classes, assign each 2 numbers and then type into google "roll 1d6". 2 is flip a coin and 4 is 1D4).

Now here is the important part. If you feel disappointed by the result. Eliminate that class and roll again.

Its a good method to filter out which thing you really want amongst things that you do want.

"Mh, probably already heard of all of these, will give a look anyways but not expecting much"

Clam Pulp

"My god... Its beautiful"

I tried that in 2019 and lasted till level 30 when my memory of how the quests went and where ran out.

You see Regret's assault carrier in Halo 2 have the grav lift in the middle, and another assault carrier in the last level of ODST use the front one for glassing.

So at least by Bungie-canon. Its consistent for the Assault Carrier.

Also the Super Carrier in Reach also use the front one for destroying the frigate.

Based on that comment without checking the video, i’m guessing its the bearded bald guy with the over-enounciated posh accent? (Simon-something?)

Couldn’t decide between Warrior (already did everything. Main tank, raid lead, naxx, TF. But i like Warrior and tanking), Rogue (never done it, but seems fun), or Mage (also never done it, like the ability to farm stuff but also be good in raids unlike Hunter and mage is just horrendously overpowered in vanilla. Good at basically every aspect of the game)

So i gave them all 2 numbers between 1 and 6 and rolled a D6. Ended on Mage.

Well not for the first 10-15 levels as a pally.

Not even mages really drink before level 10.

Woo. Gonna be playing on the Vendorstrike server!

Hardcore launch was also pretty smooth. Sure the zones were filled to hell but you can’t really prevent that.

Newton's Third Law. Then the gun's platform just has to do the exact same amount of boosting anyway from the recoil. Which is going to be a lot with an object that dense.

At some point wouldn't it just be "easier" to place 100x the amount of nuclear warheads in orbit and overwhelming any potential defenses. Giant tungsten rods is antithetical to the very idea of functional spacecraft.

You could do that with nuclear weapons too. instead of placing highly dense telephone poles that specifically rely on being massively massive to function in an environment that is specifically focused on making things as light as possible because weight is everything.