It still helps. And they might not travel far but they do travel so it’s good to have a destination.

The best part is that even if it doesn’t work the entire point is that you aren’t doing extra work. Literally just do nothing and at worst nothing will happen but at best you’ll start seeing more and more improvement, if slowly at first.

LA is a bottleneck if you assume every single line and dot is perfectly equal. If we’re already imaging a well built system then that green line would have a higher frequency of train to accommodate what you’re talking about and it’s station(s) would be large enough to handle the fact that it would absolutely be a major hub.

Efficiency is not always about perfection for every single trip. Cars(in a car-centric hellhole, at least) will take you from your driveway to your destination parking lot but they are vastly inferior to the overall efficiency of a metro that you walk five minutes to and is then five minutes from your destination. This is highspeed rail, there’s not much extra time being taken if you don’t go direct direct, it’ll be fine.

You need to hit major centres and you need to consider common trips to be efficient. You’re talking about the most efficient per station but most efficient per passenger is going to look different. This image doesn’t see too bad and can still have branching lines.

Ah, but you must see that recycling costs money! It’s cheaper to pretend you’re recycling and just throw it in the oceans and rivers and landscapes!

I hate it here. We even throw out online returns nearly 100% of the time for all it’s worth, it’s fucking crazy.

There is no worse designer than a German engineer.

“Also, I will talk about how great I am but the women will do most of the work.”

Edit: actually I just learned that the males hunt as well, more than we thought, but it’s unlikely these people know this fact.

Wow Twitter’s really does suck, huh?

Bro goes to the Misty Mountains ONE TIME and suddenly he’s from BC telling everyone “that’s not a real mountain” like get off your shit, Bilbo.

Exactly.

“Almost all” means that if you pull six-legged animals names outnof a hat you’re nearly guaranteed to find an insect. Doesn’t mean you can’t pull the non-insect first try, and doesn’t mean that centaurs must be insects.

I know a lot of stupid people who choose to be good as well. Stupid people who know to trust scientists and who want to share and all that good stuff. Then there are the violent, monkey-brained goons whose only method of communicating is unfiltered violence. The latter are pathetic in all senses and no amount of being stupid will be an adequate enough excuse for their actions.

And then the ents kicked ass. They just fuckin’ showed up basically on a whim, by themselves, and ripped Isengard a new asshole.

I, for one, think it’s completely fucking reasonable to afraid of deep, dark water. Phobia my ass.

“Robot arms!”

Because they lost their limbs in an avoidable industrial mining accident because safety was too expensive.

“But look at ‘em!”

Bruh.

“She should smile more” but for using what it at least not Twitter.

Oh my god shut the fuck up.

Fun fact I learned just now is that termites and ants first come together at “insecta” but are otherwise entirely different. Also I was checking because I knew that ants are basically wasps and wanted to see about termites, so that’s also a cool fact.

He didn’t live happily ever after anyhow so nothing was lost. Also I think he kinda spar on the lives of everyone who died that day by keeping the ring sooooo too bad.

A judge denied an eleventh-hour effort Friday by neighbouring New Jersey state officials to block the scheme on grounds of its environmental impact on adjoining areas.

I’d sure love to see what the hell they think is gunna happen there.

Ok? What’s your point? Time to start chippin’ away, I guess.

That douche bag CEO isn’t gunna get his life back and so on top of the reviews we got:

• One dead asshole, hell yea.
• That one company rolling back their decision to charge even more for anesthesia.
• A whole lot of people learning even more about how fucked up healthcare really is.
• A bit of an uptick in class solidarity
• One step in the right direction.

Shut the hell up, is what I’m trying to say.