Kill the radars. If you haven't killed the radar sites, the Rapier SAM sites are faster to detect, track and fire on you.

Sample size of one here, but my skincare regimen consists of bar soap and water, and I appear to have healthier skin than people I know who have sinks and bathtubs FULL of plastic bottles and squeeze tubes of gunk that promises the cleaning power of [noun] or the moisturizing action of [noun].

I'm also pretty convinced that the special face washes they make for pizza faced teenagers are, at best, normal soap and/or detergent and have no special teenage hormone zit fighting powers.

Soap is a degreaser, lotion is a regreaser, sunscreen is a regreaser that has something in it that's opaque to UV, and anything that says it's got Vitamin Q and the moisturizing power of pumpkin spice is probably gunk, perfume and marketing.

The best treatment you can put through a gasoline engine is ethanol-free gasoline.

the vast majority of skincare products.

She was killed in a traffic accident senior year.

I've said it before, I think Cinnamon is a middle ground between Gnome amd KDE. If you almost like both, go for Cinnamon.

NOW GEORGE UNDERSTAND!

The word "decent" is doing a lot of work there. As for all the dishes, if your old ones are good enough to keep, why buy new?

Transformers: Dumb blockbuster movie that somehow received high praise. I think I understood the assignment.

Maybe if you aim for the absolute bottom, but...I inherited my grandmother's house and belongings when she passed away. I own at least 90 towels, 20 sets of bedsheets, 6 sets of dishes including the sacrosanct "We don't even serve meals to god himself on those plates" "good china"...There's a lot of shit you can do without, or without as many of.

Aeons ago, I came across a picture of a young woman in a "steampunk Elsa" cosplay. It was "steam punk" because she had brown leather straps with brass buckles everywhere and she was wearing a pair of goggles like a hat. It was "Elsa" because the cloth parts of her bustier was cyan.

Feels reductive, right? That a genre of fiction with themes and ideas to explore, and a main character from a major motion picture, both get boiled down to some leather straps and colored cloth.

That's what Disney did to Star Wars. It's not a story anymore, it's a cosplay aesthetic.

There's also the really stupid "high G burn around the moon" scene, which I would love to see Scott Manley try to replicate in KSP.