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I’ve done this before and just sold it for a dollar. I had a bill of sale printed off the internet.

We live in an awesome country. When our boys fly their lethal war machines over a beach and everyone gets up to wave and clap it lets you know we aren’t scared of our government.

I’m at the beach this week and I’d love a flyover, but we never get them at our beach.

Do you guys use bugs that sink or float?

Soccer is a communist sport.

I’m not surprised they divide the money between those who earned it and those who are able to have children.

They don’t seem to be leading to many arrests in high crime areas. I have yet to hear of flock cameras identifying those involved in “teen” takeovers.

To many women getting divorced is their greatest financial win they will ever have. They are proud of it. Kind of like if a guy finds a great stock and gets in early.

The next civil war will begin with government officials arresting each other.

If the UK police had guns they would just shoot the white native citizens and apologize to the immigrants for the noise.

“ A typical mid-sized data center uses around 300,000 gallons of water a day, roughly what 1,000 homes consume. However, a massive "hyperscale" data center—the kind built to train and run modern AI models—can consume up to 5 million gallons of water per day. That is equivalent to the daily water needs of a town of 30,000 to 50,000 people. When a single campus pulls that much water, it acts like a massive straw in the local watershed.



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According to a Department of Energy report, the indirect water footprint of U.S. data centers from electricity generation reached roughly 211 billion gallons in 2023—nearly 12 times the amount of water they consumed directly on-site. Because the AI boom is driving up power demand.”

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Ok, So what happens to the water that is “consumed”????

One of two things happen. The water either gets turned into steam and released into the air where it condenses and falls as rain, or it is returned to the river warmer than it was but still liquid.

Neither of these things “use” or “consume” water it just either was it up or moves it a few miles. But the only water that humans “consume” is water sent to space. That water isn’t coming back. But water released as steam is just moving a few miles it’s not going anywhere.

It will be impossible. We are not divided by State or even region. We are divided urban and rural.

If a State or group of States left what would happen to the urban areas of that State. Would the cities of Birmingham, Montgomery, and Mobile leave the State of Alabama??