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Ah so it was one of the six that malfunctioned. Gotcha.
Correct, one of the big three. I do wonder how quickly they can investigate, make adjustments, and roll it out to the launch pad. I think late 2027 was the target for A3 if everything went perfect between A2 and then. SpaceX will have to dedicate more resources to SS tweaks now, so does this push A3 back to early 2028? Or they are willing to do A3 without a turnkey lander from both contractors?
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I don't think there was a retrieval ship, that was drone footage.

They sink them currently.
Yep, I was wrong. I'm surprised some climate nutjob hasn't sued/made a big deal with the media over the amount of materials we dump into the ocean. With the extra propellant perhaps they could've (should've?) sent it into the earth's Pacific space dump instead of of the coast of NW Australia/S Indonesia. I'm not making an argument against today's outcome but I could see Greta and her simps pulling a stunt that puts them inside an exclusion area during future missions.
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I don't think there was a retrieval ship, that was drone footage.
I must have misheard that bit then. It certainly explains why the room was going nuts while it was blowing up.
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You have to get hostile with the AI so it flags their system for escalation.
Amazon hates me for this. Their chat bots get pissed when I call them or for not being a real person. I hate liars so it usually escalates quickly. I have an echo alarm clock, my wife and I are constantly trying to find Alexa's boundaries. :lol:
Throw GTR on that list too. (I'm not expecting much better in Aspen either.)
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Yes... it's a designed explosion to make sure it sinks to the bottom of the ocean
Then why the retrieval ship in the vicinity and all the talk about inspecting the tiles? I thought they made a point to mention both.
That explosion had to be expected with all that fuel still on board.
My grandma's chili. Everything besides the meat, beats, and macaroni was garden to table. As my grandpa was working in the garden she'd be making/canning the tomato juice that she would put in the cellar for the next winter. I saw the whole process as a kid but never closely paid attention. My aunt was not the type to be doing any of it so it died with my grandma. My wife tries but it's just not the same.

re: Goodfella’s Question

Posted by MSUDawg98 on 5/22/26 at 6:04 pm to
Was it a fictional scene for the movie or did it really happen? I'm surprised the question hasn't been answered at some point over the past 30 years.
Couldn't help but be reminded of this when they showed the room at payload deployment.

re: Let's talk Cigars

Posted by MSUDawg98 on 5/20/26 at 10:02 pm to
All of the executives where my wife works are given a week at a lake house/mansion every summer. Everyone else brings alcohol and it just becomes a communal thing. We don't so my wife got the idea that cigars should be our thing. FWIW, I'm the guy in charge for procuring the sticks for the executive retreat and have been putting together samplers for the owner out of my humidor. We bought a 40 stick desktop along with the Boveda seasoning & 65% packs/holder. If you were filling it with an assortment of 20 sticks, what would you put in there? I know of 3 that he likes, the Hemingway Signature, one of CCC's house blends (I've given him two and he was able to recognize that one had been aging for 10 years vs 9 months), and the CAO Intensa. Would it be bad form to put a few good ones in there and then fill the rest of the humidor with sticks from samplers I don't care to smoke?

re: Let's talk Cigars

Posted by MSUDawg98 on 5/20/26 at 9:46 pm to
This afternoon I ran into a Pepin Garcia stick I didn't care for, the Fonseca Toro Gordo.


It was soft halfway through, had an uneven burn, and the taste was a bit off. I should've let it rest (I had just moved it into my humidor on Sunday) so I'll probably try it in a different vitola when I order again, which may be awhile since I hate ordering through the mail between June and October. I'm not going to pay $18 for that stick locally when it's $11 with a retailer who has earned my loyalty (in store and online) over the past 2 decades.
Not AEW but has it been common knowledge that Minihausen was just an unmasked El Torito? I just read it in an article about HHH praising Dangausen during the quarterly employee meeting. He and "Horny" were LD's favorite wrestlers when he was 5.

Stadium stampede has the potential to be good. It's hilarious that 3/4 of it are WWE castoffs. At least the first one only had a few of them.

re: WWE Monday Night RAW Thread: 5/18

Posted by MSUDawg98 on 5/19/26 at 8:53 am to
I'm guessing a new law went in place somewhere. Their approach to legal was actually discussed on the Road Warriors/ LOD Biography Sunday night. They go out of the way to make sure they're covered on stuff like this.

re: WWE Monday Night RAW Thread: 5/18

Posted by MSUDawg98 on 5/18/26 at 9:23 pm to
Solid RAW. Roman's segment to kick off the show can be a good as closing the show.

Uhh.... did anyone else catch that product placement awareness slide at the end?
Sol would look so much better without the nasty arm ink.

ETA: They need to stop fricking with the entrance music.
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I'm not sure which place is more third-worldy.
Somaliapolis for sure.

re: WWE Monday Night RAW Thread: 5/18

Posted by MSUDawg98 on 5/18/26 at 7:16 pm to
Tribal Combat... The perfect opportunity for Dwayne to come back and setup a match with Roman at SummerSlam.
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He wears unique shoes, and it’s hard not to notice them because the bathroom stall has a 1’ - 2’ gap at the bottom.
Is this you?