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Will Hurricane Milton be a dud or will it be paradise lost?

It'd be a bit of a daddy-long-legs effort at best.
He will secretly finance the lifestyle of a young woman he ends up sexualy involved with?
for the people who don't get the refrence.

Sounds like him.

Not sure the Fred Astaire version made them sign an NDA


Edited to add. For some reason I got the umbrella conversation mixed up with the one about maralargo
 
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Nah (the devil) Spring Heeled Jack will knock a door, only to be answersed by a servant girl. The mere sight of him will scare her into a state morbid hysterics as the myth of his dark escapades grows to attention in 19th c London.
 
I thought me talking to Shippy was considered heartless in front of peoples homes being destroyed. And the mere act of me not preventing this situation made me a legitamate target. All the while 'making it about me'.
 

This hurricane season, Cappucci and the other meteorologists I spoke with say, conspiracy theories have been flooding their inboxes. The main one that people have seemed to latch onto is the accusation that the government can control the weather.

This theory seems to be amplified with climate change creating worsening storms combined with a tense election year, and the vitriol is being directed at meteorologists.

“I’ve been doing this for 46 years and it’s never been like this,” says Alabama meteorologist James Spann. He says he’s been “inundated” with misinformation and threatening messages like “Stop lying about the government controlling the weather or else.”

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The main one that people have seemed to latch onto is the accusation that the government can control the weather.

So true Im surprised trump hasnt incorporated it in one of his brainstorm speeches
 
I remember learning to understand or at least appreciate how impossible it it is to control something so vast and many factored as the weather, the butterfly effect metaphor. Apply it to the physics of snooker or pool and you see why all computer games of the aforementioned are complete shit. Once you've worked out the controls you can't miss. In reality the million and one factors from a slight bend in the cue, sweaty palms, a divot where someone chipped the white too hard, humidity affecting the baize...this and a 1000 other factors flattened out completely in a game. Its fundamentally impossible to control without I dunno, supercomputer the size of a small moon? The Met office has (i think) the second most powerful supercomputer in the isles to predict ahead! No idea how this ones got in but if it deflects from the realities of climate change one can speculate as to the source of this nonsense...
 



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I am so fucking sick and tired of knowledgeable people being sent death threats by fascist cunts and tinfoil twats who attempt to assuage their hurt feelings by lashing out. How the fuck in this day and age are these wastes of skin not rotting in prison where they fucking belong? Isn't it a crime to send death threats? The evidence is right fucking there, and many of the blinkered fuckwits who send them aren't going to be smart enough enough to cover their tracks properly. These people only understand power, and examples need to be made of them.
 
Something in me sees a direct line between those who troll and hate on the internet and then go “chill man it’s only the internet….” and this real life bullshit, which is like the same kind of trolling but escaped from the internet and now just happening everywhere on a global RL scale.


Everything is the thin edge of a wedge. Everything.
 
Something in me sees a direct line between those who troll and hate on the internet and then go “chill man it’s only the internet….” and this real life bullshit, which is like the same kind of trolling but escaped from the internet and now just happening everywhere on a global RL scale.


Everything is the thin edge of a wedge. Everything.

Or they will pretend that they were being sarcastic or satirical. One of the biggest problems I have with amateur "satirists" on social media is that they can be indistinguishable from the real deal. I've seen even genuine piss-takes being shared around by fashies and tinfoilers as straight propaganda. Such people are impossible to properly attack with satire because they don't give a shit about the truth.
 
Or they will pretend that they were being sarcastic or satirical. One of the biggest problems I have with amateur "satirists" on social media is that they can be indistinguishable from the real deal. I've seen even genuine piss-takes being shared around by fashies and tinfoilers as straight propaganda. Such people are impossible to properly attack with satire because they don't give a shit about the truth.
Well, that's Trumpian tactics right there. That's the sort of line he trots out when he's pulled up for his relentless lies and stupidity.

Unfortunately, he isn't called out for it often enough.

Trump has no sense of humour and isn't intelligent enough for either sarcasm or satire to work. He's just a plain, nasty old liar.
 
Meanwhile Elon Musk is also busy fucking things up, because of course he is:

I agree that Musk is despicable.

That article is wrong in one aspect.
I live in Britain, but I know that it is untrue that “The entire party has completely abandoned not just common sense, but the basic acknowledgement of the laws of cause and effect.”
There are Republicans who reject this conspiracy mongering.

I was dubious about the one positive claim about Musk, that he has ordered his Starlink satellites to help the victims of Hurricane Milton.
And, indeed, it turns out that there is a catch. People will have to pay $400 to pay for the hardware to access the internet via Starlink. Furthermore, those who sign up for the free 30 days automatically transition to a $120-per-month residential subscription following the 30-day grace period.
Also
“Customers residing in the disaster zone who already possess a dish and desire a fee waiver must submit a specific support ticket, which the company will review at an unspecified time. Kinney Baughman, a Boone, NC, resident, told The Register that the Starlink offer was a "craft bait and switch...meant to take advantage of people instead of helping them."”

 
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