Best captain caption I've read in a while.



Here, I'm curious as to whether meowing is allowed on taxiways Bravo or Golf. Or perhaps on a different frequency.

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Here's one, uncaptained.

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Growth:

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I don't get it. Only person I've ever heard of to eat a bat was Ozzy.
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Dr Fauci is not sure if serious. :facepalm:

https://clipartcraft.com/images/nort...iversity-5.pngThese guys in Chapel Hill have publicly discussed the gain of function research they performed before shipping samples to Wuhan for further testing.
Market bats were as involved as this bat was: http://assets2.ignimgs.com/2016/11/2...2802_1280w.png

C'mon, you buzzkills... Everyone is aware of the original narrative that Covid-19 entered the human population when someone ate a bat. South Park even parodied that theory in an episode in which Stan's Dad visited Wuhan China along with Mickey Mouse, and they both got really high and gang-raped a pangolin, which is how they became infected.


Anyway...

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Welcome to 1920s when the average salary was ~3k a year and a house was less than 2k..
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Someone aiming for an IgNobel award?

--Ian

^^ See fine print: Some assembly required


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Please ignore Avogadro's inevitable complaint

"Not Cut or Fitted."

"Price does not include cement, brick, or plaster."

"For prices of Plumbing, Heating, Wiring, Electric Fixtures, and Shades, see page 115."

So, for 2/3 of the annual average salary, you're getting a big heap of uncut lumber and some other building materials.

And don't forget the land to put it on. That tends to be the most expensive part in many areas.

Relatively speaking, that pile-o-parts is about the same price as an entry-level manufactured home today. And that's before you factor in the labor to actually turn it into a house.







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This won't end well.

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