Mmm yes, because "double downing" is a phrase an educated person uses. Got it, lolol.
Look, I would totally accept that I was wrong if I knew what you were referring to, but I literally don't know, you haven't explained your opinion at all. Like, please! Tell me what you mean! What am I wrong about?
Seems like something a hazmat DOT fleet manager would already know though, so I guess I just don't know why you're asking that. And truthfully, I don't particularly care, as, again, I fail to see the relevance. I mean like, if it's real chemical kinetic information that you're after, there are innumerable better sources than the comments section of a meme page on a fringe social media platform. If you're trying to make a point about my original tongue-in-cheek comparison, feel free to make it.
Ok? That's neat, I just fail to see the relevance I guess. A god would be harmless too, if it was isolated from the rest of the universe.
Well, we call it chemistry, but the forces at play existed long before we even knew to name them.
God is like oxygen—highly volatile.
Yah, it was a joke based on the ambiguous title. Lemmy is just reeeeeally bad at recognizing sarcasm, even when it's literally labeled as such, lol.
Wow, y'all really don't know what /s means, huh?
The sign of a good game is when it takes 10 hours to get into... (/s)
Because no one wants to drive next to a nonagenarian in a fucking semi. Who's even insuring this dude?
Well no, it makes it meters, because they're saying "meters" and the number is in meters. Yes it's easily convertible to centimeters, you just move the decimal point. But to say "meters but with two decimals so it's not meters" is obviously, comically, inaccurate.
"Wow, that's messed up."
At least I gave one, even if it was sarcastic. Once again, all you offer is non sequiturs and haughty derision. I guess I just want to know what you think this discussion is about, because all I've gotten out of it is vacuous meta-argument trollery.