So what does the “Food and Drug Administration” have to do with regulating lasers?

It was me. XCOM and I blew up the Elder’s secret underwater base last weekend.

Please God, not Howard the Duck

There’s only one man who could answer this question

Yeah but he showed up at the Endor bonfire

Seriously. “Hey guys, it’s been 40 years and we’re not on the run anymore, and we have lots of resources to address this problem we’ve had at several points in the past and conceivably could easily have again. Maybe we should take some steps to address that?”

Some of these woulda been improvements. For example, as much as I hate Hayden Christensen, the whole “Ren talks to Vaders hemet” thing begs the question of where was the redeemed Anakin’s Force-ghost when Solo’s kid started to go all Cader fanboy

You realize that one of the necessary elements of both assault and battery is that the harmful contact/threat of imminent harmful contact occur without consent, right? Being on this app badically establishes a presumptive affirmative defense.

“A recent NASA study suggests that the Antarctic ice sheet is adding more ice than it’s losing, but this won’t likely be the case for much longer”

Well, if the permits are all in order and you were hunting where you were allowed to hunt by way of the permits you purchased and applied for, where’s the illegal hunt? Because “failing to prevent an illegal hunt” would seem to require that there’s an “illegal hunt” and the government has already gone on record saying…

Right except in most common law countries taut would mean the charges (in way of the complaint/criminal information) just haven’t been updated. “Failing to prevent an illegal hunt" is going to be pretty hard to prove if you have someone from the ministry going to the international media saying the hunt itself was not…

Thought this was about garum. Am disappoint.

I'm not sure where you're getting the distinction you say exists

No, mech bullets were stupid too, because basically any firearm could have mech bullets cast and be effective. Seriously, if “density” is what allows them to work, then basic ballistics says they’d need far larger propellant charges and the recoil would be insane.

Translation:

What we “need” is a cheaper ground to orbit system

Bog iron isn’t super pure. But if you figure it has to be heated and/or worked, a lot, to get most of the impurities out, and the source of that heat was say animal dung or peat, you’d potetially have a lot of available carbon to work with.

A shuttle with a torpedo tube loaded with a Genesis device vs a space station that had to be the size of a large Kuiper object to project a planet killing laser.

i bet bog iron has a lot to do with the quality of the crucible steel produced

Donnie says “bog iron”