I’m also dutch, and Im pretty sure you couldn’t call for route advice from the ANWB poles. Or at least, you couldn’t in the later years, maybe it was different in the 60s.
It does make a lot more sense these people are planners, not general navigation advisers.
But, when would you use this? Stop at a gas station, and instead of getting a map, you make a phonecall?
everything else they did ranged from good to great (although not watched acolyte).
Solo? Resistance? Visions? Obi-Wan? Book fo Boba Fett?
Lipo’s can absolutely burn your house down, but only while overcharging. Igniting a battery while you’re walking around with it will at most burn your pants down, not kill you.
You can absolutely make a lipo battery “explode” by overheating it by drawing too much power. But it’s the kind of explosion where it spews hot gas and maybe catches on fire. You’ll definitely get hurt, but that’s about it.
You can do MUCH worse by overcharging it. (note the size of that battery). There will eventually be a fireball if you overcharge it and keep overcharging it when it’s already swollen to a balloon. But you generally don’t charge stuff while it’s in your pocket.
These were actual killing-people-explosions. Lipo batteries don’t do that.
Secret backdoors… And planted plastic explosives.
But this isn’t making fun of anyone, there’s no joke.
The best gifts are the ones you make yourself, right?
brief summary: every one of those citations is a different thing where he lied, stole or faked something.
Ahhh, so that’s why I was always so bad at physics
Who is that, and why is that, your night ask. Well, here’s the relevant wikipedia quote. Reference numbers maintained, because damn, that’s a lot of them.
The success of Birds of America has been marred by numerous accusations of plagiarism, scientific fraud, and deliberate manipulation of the primary record.[33][68][103][66][104][105] Research has uncovered that Audubon falsified (and fabricated) scientific data,[58][106] published fraudulent data and images in scientific journals and commercial books,[33][68][103][105] invented new species to impress potential subscribers,[68] and to “prank” rivals,[58][106] and most likely stole the holotype specimen of Harris’s hawk (Parabuteo unicinctus harrisi) before pretending not to know its collector, who was one of his subscribers.[107] He failed to credit work by Joseph Mason, prompting a series of articles in 1835 by critic John Neal questioning Audubon’s honesty and trustworthiness.[108] Audubon also repeatedly lied about the details of his autobiography, including the place and circumstances of his birth.[109][110] His diaries, which might have cleared up some of these issues, were destroyed by his granddaughter, who published a doctored version that realigned the “primary” record with some of his false narratives.[105]
People aged 19 on average are less educated than older ones? Who could have expected that?
On the contrary, this is top shelf humor
A strange joke, but quite charming
I don’t think you can publish a third game without publishing a first one
I also STRONGLY doubt over 200.000 Jenga sets are sold yearly in the US.
They dont, but the living very much do. My grandfather doesn’t care if you piss on his corpse, but I will be more than a little upset.
It works fine for me, although maybe OP fixed it?
By “a black coffee”, do you mean drip/filter coffee? Because a caffe lungo is also a black coffee, for example
Wait, it’s all Randstad?
Always has been.