1: Seth Harp documents the culture and cases surrounding Fort Bragg and Special Forces teams that led to Bragg becoming a hub for drugs, violence, and criminality. There is no conclusion or org chart of criminals to be found, just a rats nest of threads to pull on and dive…
40 of 46 presidents have overseen the end of wars, including him (3).
10 of 40 have overseen more than 3 wars ended, which he has not done.
86% have ended a war.
@FenderMatt@Justplainbob1@Kenny_Wallace@KyleLarsonRacin Exactly. It’s the very technical drivers that are most comfortable on that edge.
Didn’t mean to imply that it’s solely Larson.
I think it is what led Day to be involved in a lot of scrapes early in NASCAR too is he’s used to sending/throwing it, where pavement guys are not.
@Justplainbob1@Kenny_Wallace@KyleLarsonRacin In sprint cars, it’s often the fastest line and most grip, but that ridge of dirt can ruin your race if you hop it.
Similar to how Kyle runs tracks like Darlington and Texas super close to the wall, because that’s where he can add the most downforce and speed.
Like the fucking thing that’s the framework for the majority of novels and storytelling.
Using one iota of your critical thinking skills could tell you how the Odyssey may end, even if you haven’t read it.
Big news for the culture, we’ve scaled the Kool-Aid pineapple operation.
New equipment just landed and production costs are down $5 a jar.
Industrialization has finally reached the kool-aid pineapple sector.
In building some material to run a D&D Curse of Strahd campaign, I’ve been building a list of some great media lately.
The Cursed/ Eight For Silver (2022)
Castlevania (2017)
Van Helsing (2004
Sleep Hollow (1999)
Nosferatu (2024)
What else should I add?