Nintendo must love losing money to scalpers.

I believe I speak for all of us.

Less important than the explosive force, the bomb will suck all the oxygen out of the caves, leading to catastrophic decompression, meaning the target’s lungs will explode. That is why it is used on the tunnels.

MOAB isn’t a penetrator. Its designed to air burst over the target and cause a pressure wave to flatten everything around it. In the case of a tunnel network, they are especially vulnerable to a nice big pressure wave propagating down the tunnels.

I would assume the point was to destroy as much of the cave/tunnel system as possible with a single munition.

The same person that dropped the bomb is working on healthcare too?

This is a buddy of mine from high school. His salvage/wrecked/loss vehicle sales place was the one featured a few weeks back with the Focus ST.

The whole US government is just awful about acronyms.

Your writing ability is excellent, but your knowledge of business and law are lacking.

Other companies make airbag vests around $500

Kinda makes me think about my airbag backpack for backcountry skiing. Sure it’s spendy, but how much would you pay to not be dead?

Sadly this was 2015, or it would have been at the top!

Stopped cats from dying of alcohol poisoning after walking over damp tavern floors and cleaning themselves (reduced effect)

I know in Hawaii they refrigerate pretty much everything, like bread and jam, because the humidity makes things go bad REALLY quickly. Plus, the ants.

It’s worth noting that “room temperature” varies greatly by region. Room temperature during summer months will be warmer in a hot climate, even with air conditioning. Home A/C units are typically only going to cool a home to 2o degrees (F) below the outside temp - for me, that means room temp is often in the 75-80…

And this is bad how?