It's real. o:

Holy fuckaroo

Sharks with laser-beam eyes on ramparts with spotlights.

electrified would be.....

https://i.imgur.com/yhD5JSZ.png

idunno, all it takes is one retard

@Atkins Add a sarlacc pit too

And then it'll be realistic

Don't forget the Guacsand....Is that Cultural Appropriation?

armored shai hulud aren't enough?

Loving the "Dune" references....

Non Sequitur: Opinions on Dune (1984 Movie) vs Dune (SyFy Series)?

>Robin Hood

https://youtu.be/eXRsHw4kiqw Scrib

That was a great video from Tim.

I just watched it about 20 minutes ago.

*Disclosure: I'm a Gen X'er, single, home-owner, careerist.

I love the title

Clarification on "Single": Gay widower.

I'm millennial or post millennial or some bullshit like that

according to some idiots

somewhere

https://usa.streetsblog.org/2018/11/23/u-s-finally-legalizes-modern-european-style-train-cars/ Man, the thick BS in this article grinds my gears.

What I don't understand is why these Millenial kids didn't take advantage of te housing market crash of 2007-2011 and buy in then when the prices were in the cellar?!

"But FRA rules had required significant design changes. Most important, American train cars had to be built to withstand 800,000 pounds of frontal impact. Former Amtrak CEO David Gunn complained U.S. trains had to be designed like “high-velocity bank vaults.” Rather than just bulk up, European and Asian trains instead are designed to absorb impacts and avoid collisions in the first place. And they have better safety records."

If the European trains are "designed to absorb impacts", does that not count as "withstanding" those impacts?

it seems to me that... either they withstand the same impacts specified for U.S. trainsets or they do not

because they fucked their credit scores by taking an unpayable amount of college debt in their gender studies classes that made then unemployable @Mr.McKinley

from someone at the upper range of the millenial age range

Man, I've made mistakes in my life

I don't blame others for this shit

Yeah, but after the crash, loans became irrelevant. I purchased a house formerly valued at $95,000 for WELL under $10,000.

I paid cash.

It's not that difficult. You can't even GET a home loan for that low an amount.

can't get a loan from a bank that wouldn't trust you to make coffee

congrats

where'd you find a home for $10k?

I live in the Rust Belt.

mmhm

OH? MI?

decent homes around me are 30k atm, large plots in the country are 100k