@rickyteachey@HenryTarquin@Noahpinion I think it just depends on *how* good it has to be to be "good". I thought it was way better than "not terrible", but no one is going to argue that it's a contender with the original.
@peterhoradan@davepl1968 In other words, *why* does the pressure continue to get lower towards the rear? The outlet gases are trying to turn a turbine that's supposed to drive another turbine increasing the pressure on the other side. I think mechanical advantage is the key, but I haven't seen an
@Isaaccarcacia I saw a guy in a cowboy hat looking straight at the camera in front of some trees. (The end of the bee's wing is the hat, the fuzzy abdomen and thorax on the right are the trees, and some of the spots in the white below the "hat" are his right eye, with the left eye in shadow.)
@SothManigan For context, here's the "Marcia Lucas saved Star Wars in the edit" video. I actually think it's a great video, but you just have to realize that the editing was a collaborative process. Lucas saved his own film along with the editors. https://t.co/qlP594hrMe
@Mydnite@MerriamWebster There is, or at least used to be, a myth circulating that Japanese borrowed the word from Portuguese traders. But nope, it evolved completely independently in the two countries.
@mfrancissmith1 @DrBennyRush @mhp_guy So that area has *two* bridges that people are scared to drive over? Those would be the only two I know of in the US.
@SandyofCthulhu@Sam75614812 Compared to kids from 5-12 years old, everyone from 19 to 40 was "of your age" (assuming you were in that age range). The point is that kids liked the prequels way more than adults, and, now that they are adults, they feel nostalgic for them.
@kara_ruthless@brutalcams School buses are extremely safe, much safer than cars. The parents who are (relatively speaking) endangering their children are the ones who drive them when a school bus is available. There were no deaths in this accident.