@taiwan_girl said in Felix Baumgartner 10 years later: crashing "NEAR" the swimming pool of a beachside resort. Close but no cigar.

Thats all we need.

Politicians love to virtue signal.

Bret needs to find a hobby.

Is there a kindle edition?

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Hmmm … the South is mostly dry.

That was fun to watch, @LuFins-Dad and yes the airhead hosts at the end wanted to add their 2 cents. Thanks for sharing, cool to see you on national TV!

https://arstechnica.com/science/2025/10/heres-the-real-reason-endurance-sank/ In 1915, intrepid British explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew were stranded for months in the Antarctic after their ship, Endurance, was trapped by pack ice, eventually sinking into the freezing depths of the Weddell Sea. Miraculously, the entire crew survived. The prevailing popular narrative surrounding the famous voyage features two key assumptions: that Endurance was the strongest polar ship of its time, and that the ship ultimately sank after ice tore away the rudder. However, a fresh analysis reveals that Endurance would have sunk even with an intact rudder; it was crushed by the cumulative compressive forces of the Antarctic ice with no single cause for the sinking. Furthermore, the ship wasn't designed to withstand those forces, and Shackleton was likely well aware of that fact, according to a new paper published in the journal Polar Record. Yet he chose to embark on the risky voyage anyway. Author Jukka Tuhkuri of Aalto University is a polar explorer and one of the leading researchers on ice worldwide. He was among the scientists on the Endurance22 mission that discovered the Endurance shipwreck in 2022, documented in a 2024 National Geographic documentary. The ship was in pristine condition partly because of the lack of wood-eating microbes in those waters. In fact, the Endurance22 expedition's exploration director, Mensun Bound, told The New York Times at the time that the shipwreck was the finest example he's ever seen; Endurance was "in a brilliant state of preservation."

https://www.lemonde.fr/en/police-and-justice/article/2025/10/06/man-appeals-conviction-says-he-never-intended-to-rape-gisele-pelicot_6746165_105.html Frenchwoman Gisèle Pelicot, whose ex-husband recruited dozens of strangers online to sexually assault and rape her while drugged, arrived in court Monday, October 6, for an appeal trial triggered by the bid of one man who said he "never intended" to rape her. Fifty-one men, including her former husband Dominique Pelicot, were convicted after an initial months-long trial that ended in December 2024 and turned Pelicot into a global icon. Husamettin Dogan, 44, is the only defendant to have filed an appeal and maintained it. "I never intended to do so," he said, when asked by the presiding judge whether he accepted the charge against him. "I am here because I never wanted to rape this lady, whom I respect," he added. Gisèle Pelicot arrived to applause at the court in the southern city of Nîmes, dressed in a pink jacket and with her son Florian – one of the three children she had with Dominique Pelicot – by her side. She warmly shook hands with her supporters, but did not make any statement. Dogan, who suffers from arthritis and is not in custody, made a more discreet entrance. Hiding behind a cap, face mask and dark glasses, he walked up the court's steps, leaning on a walking stick, an AFP video journalist said.

Yes

https://nodebb.the-new-coffee-room.club/topic/37316/the-evil-of-sports-book/16?_=1759799120892

Think of it this way… Did you ever wonder what it would be like to live in a world where Lyndon LaRouche won?

@Klaus said in TuCa on AI: What happened to that guy? There was a time when he was somewhat reasonable, at least sometimes. Something happened to him while grocery shopping in Moscow. The shopping cart obsession was only tip the iceberg. I also think that at the last minute Putin was switched out for Mephistopheles and TuCa is now for eternity under the care of old Belial.

I've been told that if I refuse to support either side then that makes me a nihilist. The really funny part is that it was intended as an insult.

Presumably she doesn't realise that we charge a subscription fee.

I reject your premise that something has to be bad, or even real. for there to be a book written about it.

For the catcher though it’s more than just ‘similar’.