@DresdenDolls@amandapalmer@VeeEyeGee top notch, was fun reminiscing and singing along on my commute this morning, a great start to the day! https://t.co/l3dhdHt8Qx
Having cell issues on @Mintmobile (No signal, SOS, hard restarted iPhone)
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@MintMobileCares how am I meant to log in if I can’t receive the code?!?!?!
@tjwolfe616@Jake24512443@keyfipyIasimIar The @HomeDepot mobile site and iOS app both suck! You search a product, click the product, the page loads, the page reloads, the page loads, the page reloads, rinse and repeat. Was trying to buy an AC, gave up and went to @BestBuy
@trinity__2020@Acyn Those As are gov int in the nation’s FA (USSF). This is gov int with FIFA. A66.4 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code and A10.5 of the World Cup Regs specifically state a red carries an auto suspension for the next match. FIFA decided A27 can overrule it, even though it doesn’t legally.
@ErikaCA47@RGIII Ronaldo was still issued a three match ban, he served one, the other two games were suspended under A27. A66.4 of the @FIFAcom Disciplinary Code and A10.5 of the @FIFAWorldCup Regulations specifically state a red card carries an automatic suspension for the very next match.
@JoshEAllen@atrupar He’s probably rounding…the total theoretical maximum package is $2.276m || $1.6m salary, $200k expense allowance, $400k travel allowance, $76k entertainment allowance over 4 years.
@Acyn Specific rule override a general rule. A66.4 of the @FIFAcom Disciplinary Code and A10.5 of the @FIFAWorldCup Regulations specifically state a red card carries an automatic suspension for the very next match (specific). Article 27 gives FIFA powers to suspend sanctions (general).
@Krustyyyyy@KRONIKInsights@EnglandFootball@TTuchelofficial has already ruled him out (“not good,” “It looks really bad,” “quite a serious injury”), he’s in the hospital in Mexico, a member of the medical team has stayed behind while the team returned to their base in Kansas City, USA.
@BBQ007877451314@eduardomenoni Still worth getting excited over though. Shit, when I saw the Vulcan bomber fair well your flight, that was amazing, and that originally hit the skies in the 50s!
@WiChurchill_III@BuckRogers1979@viraltrends01 Either way, they cannot enter without a warrant , the bail contract is the suspect’s waiver of their 4th amendment. It doesn’t extend to third parties, the homeowner still has his 4th amendment right.
@BBQ007877451314@eduardomenoni It’s the successor of the AV-8B Harrier II (Joint US/UK project that the UK then pulled out of due to budget constraints)
@QldFireDept Wake up sheeple! These aren’t ‘rocket parts.’ They’re overflow tubs from a parallel-dimension @Bunnings that leaks through the Reef every solstice. ‘Hazmat’ is just CSIRO stopping us claiming free interdimensional sausage sizzle!
@DiabolicalDoDad@Rainmaker1973@grok But, the TBMs, assuming one starting from NY and the other from LDN, at continuous world record pace (~30m/day), it would take 250 years with a meet in the middle, and no TBM will last 250 years. You could use multiple TBMs, but that would obviously push out the timescale.
@DiabolicalDoDad@Rainmaker1973@grok In theory, taking account for comfortable and safe acceleration and deceleration, the train would have to reach 6,800mph (~10,900km/h) in the first 30 minutes at about (0.17g) and immediately begin deceleration at the same rate.
@basedbtc_@Rainmaker1973 Assuming this is even a possibility (it isn’t), to accelerate/decelerate comfortably and safely, you would literally have to accelerate the first 30, to 6,800 mph (~10,900 km/h), and decelerate the second 30; 0.17g in each direction. Fun thought exercise though.