Father forgive me for I have Glenned

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Feel like you should lose disability status if you drive a lifted vehicle…
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It amazes me that not too long ago people were complaining about steel mills going silent. Anyway. If you feel so heavy, get your city to pass a noise ordinance or something. Surely a wall would cut ground noise down
Sure to impact animal and human reproduction...mark my words. Poor guy saw his home's value drop to essentially zero. Ain't no one buying a house to deal with that noise 24/7
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You can’t. Exercise consumes like 200 calories max(non-walking). If you’re obese, yes get in the gym, build up that muscle because it consumes more energy than having no muscle at all. But eat less! Obesity is an eating problem not a moving one.
they’re gonna tell you no but i’m gonna tell you yes 😭😭😭😭
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Every “bad diet” is just overconsumption. Let me say it for the people in the back. A bad diet is just OVERconsumption. You can still eat whatever your favorite dishes are, but cut the portions down. Some people eating 2K calories on meal… and still eat dinner afterwards.
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The gym is easy. Eating less isn’t. The gym is one hour a day if that. It’s serotonin. It’s fun it’s progress. Denying your stomach an extra serving is hard. It’s a mental battle, not a physical one.
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A better future is possible
JUST IN: 🇯🇵 Japan signs nuclear deal with Rolls Royce to build modular reactors.
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I’ve said it before. The only group able to make good propaganda is Indians. Everyone else does scare tactics and it just leads to a superhuman myth forming around their enemies. I’m begging you. Stop attaching borderline gigachad images to your propaganda.
Completely deranged.
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STICK YOUR HAND IN THAT REGISTER! THEIR MONEY IS OUR MONEY NOW!
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Which Giga-Deng do yall prefer?
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1/2. Not bad. Probably outperforms most investors
Elon Musk will be the Bill Gates of commercial space travel and the first trillionaire.. Along with the Planetary Resources investors.
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I got my share. I’m officially a $SPCX shill. Down with the rest of the industry! Starship supremacy!
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Why is everything down?
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Guess whose about to be the proud owner of 1 lowly share of $SPCX to the moon. #DOGE #InElonWeTrust #ISoldMySoulToTheAlmightyDollar
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Get ready, Theyre coming to ruin your timeline and drop the most retarded anti-physics take ever uttered by man
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getting ready to larp the world cup all month

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How small lift companies look at you when you ask them to launch
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Look at Europe bro. Just look. I’m told this continent is supposed to be a super power dawg. Even our shitty VC AI hard pivot companies make decently coherent renders. Who allowed this? Why is it still up! You have had 14 hours and counting to delete this
A new chapter in European space logistic is approaching. The countdown for the introduction of our upcoming autonomous Low Earth Orbit cargo vehicle has begun. Stay tuned. #spaceforlife @thalesgroup @Leonardo_IT @esa @ASI_spazio
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Look at my ESPA ring dawg
$RDW: On May 20th 2026, Redwire released its initial point design for a Data Center in Space prototype, compatible to be launched on Falcon 9 or larger fairings such as New Glenn. "A primary driver of the configuration was compatibility with existing launch vehicle constraints, specifically packaging within a Falcon 9 fairing, where vertically stacked configurations provide better packing efficiency than radial arrangements. The spacecraft structure is optimized to minimize height while providing sufficient stiffness for radiator support and accommodating core subsystems. In the Falcon 9 configuration, overall vehicle height is driven by radiator dimensions overlapping the stowed solar arrays, resulting in an approximately 1.1 m tall vehicle and enabling sixunit stacking. For larger fairings, such as New Glenn, increased lateral spacing between arrays allows the radiator to be nested between them, reducing overall height and improving packaging efficiency"
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