HeWhoKnew
HeWhoKnew
HeWhoKnew

If you compare the image of the piece of wreckage found with a schematic of the flaperon from the 777 you can see that even while the PCU attachment point looks destroyed on the wreckage (corrosion or from tearing) the same “box” figure looks present in both images. The 777 flaperon is unique to that aircraft.

I never have.

It’s different for everyone. If anyone ever tells you someone sexually assaulted them, there are three things you can say:

Eh, I guess you learn. I’m pretty untrusting of everyone anyway :). I think it solidified my ability to, as Liz Phair sang back when she was awesome, fuck and run. I do regret telling my Mother about my rape when I was 14...she was a brilliant, strong, feminist woman and I think telling her 20 years later fried her

The hardest trust for me to regain, after being raped, was trsusting myself and my judgment. 13 years later, I haven’t been in a long term relationship since and have made a very limited number of new, close friends. So, I guess it’s a question I’m still searching for the answer to.

I don’t. I am very wary of men I do not know.

You don’t. I mean, I can only speak for myself, and I wasn’t even raped, just ... Other stuff. But 16 years later I’m still pretty much always wary.. paranoid, even.

I don’t.

He gave all the proof anyone would need in those transcripts that came out. I think anyone still defending him either is trolling or knows but doesn’t care.

For me personally, it took years for me to trust anyone that wasn’t close family. My parents, my brothers, my Busia and step-grandfather, a couple of aunts and cousins- they were the only people I ever felt safe around. Years and years of therapy has gotten me to be able to trust others, though that circle is very

It’s amazing how many trolls online will say, “where’s the proof that this happened?” Here is your proof. No more anonymity, all guts. I applaud them.

Sweet kousin kokaine lay your kool kool hand on my head

This is a great idea.

The car that does the most work in the least amount of time wins. That’s the definition of power, so, no, torque doesn’t win drag races, power does. Torque is just a matter of gearing, so, my 1.8l 4-cyl can make a million lb-ft of torque at the wheels if I gear it that way, but it’s still not going to win any races.

This reminds me of a talk I had with my dad when I was in elementary school. I heard in class that bone is way stronger than concrete, and I said that makes no sense, because you break your bones when you land on concrete (and the class agreed). My dad said “Ok, take a bone like a femur and try to break it with your

If aluminum is so much better than steel, Andrew, why can’t you crush a steel beer can on your forehead? #science

I mean, the dead guy is gonna be pretty dead regardless. And if he’s wrong, I hope he has to pay (at least partially) for the time and effort spent on the wild goose chase.

The biker deserves a fucking medal and his reaction should be taught as an example of the ideal way to handle shit like this.

You are right. Bombing the shit out of them is probably the better course of action before we try diplomacy. That worked out well last time too.

What do they think will actually persuade Iran to stop building? An agreement based upon mutually beneficial goals seems like a great place to start. When the intelligence committee finally does something worthwhile, I’ll stop taking a shot glass of salt with every single word they say.