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That was expected, especially with the second pad coming online. It's going to put a lot more scrutiny on the prototypes and block three engines before they approve using launch facilities for preflight testing.

Thumbs up to people dying. by Ghyste in c/[email protected]

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There is nothing mild about this.

MAGA mom was taken by ICE, but her husband refuses to stop flying Trump flag: ‘We understand what he’s doing’ by Ghyste in c/[email protected]

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Idiots.

Piss off liberals? Enjoy your diabetes. by Ghyste in c/[email protected]

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Well. Guess she'll die.

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Long hundred - Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org)

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Seems this might also belong here (lemmy.ml)

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This looks like a meme template

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Superheavy Landing Burn And Catch - LabPadre Rover 2 (youtube.com)

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Here's a clip of B12's landing burn and catch by the chopsticks from LabPadre's Rover 2 stream.

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Van(s) (sh.itjust.works)

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Duck Wearing Bow-Tie Walks Into Pub, Drinks Pint, Fights Dog, Loses (www.huffingtonpost.co.uk)

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A bow-tie wearing duck has been injured in a drunken pub brawl with a local dog in Chulmleigh, Devon.

The booze-loving bird, affectionately named Star, was enjoying a pint in The Old Courthouse Inn with his handler, Barrie Hayman, when Hayman's canine Meggie sparked a bar brawl.

Star was left with injuries to his beak after the fight.

"Star pushed his luck too far and Meggie snapped - splitting Star's bottom beak right down the middle," Hayman, 69, told the Cheddar Valley Gazette.

"He gave her a stare, then promptly stood on her back. It was not pretty and not nice. We were so scared we would lose Star.

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Hayman has cared for Star ever since he was a chick, carrying him around in his pocket. Once the duckling grew up, he developed a taste for real ale and started following his owner to the pub.

"He just won't leave me and so we go everywhere together," Hayman said. "I've not trained him to follow me. He just seems to like it and he is one fantastic duck.

"He loves to come to the pub, where everyone loves him. He is such a personality and attracts so much attention."