Rhaedas

It had to be. Were there people on either side, Wile E. would be posed with a situational dilemma to solve. But since the Roadrunner is on the track where the lever needs to be pulled, there is no question of that. Only the question of how physics is going to fail Wile E. once again.

I'd agree if it was under unpopular opinion, but a shitpost can be something everyone agrees with. It's just low effort, both the post and usually the replies.

And get mental health aid, right? Right? No, guess not, based on the decades of lackluster aid from other veterans needing it.

For one, there's more than hamburger demand which is what this import is about. Higher grade cuts which from what I understand is what a large part of US beef is used for. But really second is the safety nets for all agriculture from the government. They can fail totally (which again, they won't) and they'll get welfare help. Like the rest of the public should be getting, but apparently ~~would take away from the wealthy and the warhawks~~ is too costly.

It's okay, the FDA will protect us from... no? They won't? Well great.

Was my first thought too, the final panel pull back to show the name.

The best part is that it's not going to hurt those farmers at all. What it will affect is the quality of beef for the average consumer, since they're probably getting much lower grade or even rejected meat other countries don't want. So still getting faces eaten, but it's not the farmers. If you want an example of very thorough welfare, look at agriculture. Yet they're the loudest shouting.

I would agree with the several comments on the engineering and design of the higher speed roads being able to handle increased limits, but I don't think the road or even most of the cars' ability to go that fast are the problem. It's the drivers. Raising the limits means people will go that much faster (the ones who are even bothering to stay close to it), and the risks will be higher and more deadly.

There is also the issue of fuel efficiency vs. speed and how little time is gained for a lot more gas used. Even with modern cars there's a limit of aerodynamics and how much more it takes to push air out of the way faster as you get higher in speed. Of course this pales compared to how many people I see idling in parking lots on their phone, and then complain about gas prices. There's a disconnect somewhere.

If this was a serious list, Johnson should be on the failure section, having ruined any chance of a Reconstruction effort after the war. A successful effort was probably too big of a thing to last through several Presidents, but he fumbled and lost the ball. We're still paying for it. That and Reagan with his economic disaster, funny that he's not even mentioned. Probably too liberal, as was Nixon with his EPA and such.

My wife moved from WordPerfect (pre-Corel) years ago to Word strictly because all her clients were using Word and she got tired of converting things to work on their machine, especially when printing it out. Not because it was a better choice. This is Microsoft's only power, dominating the market. Brilliant business strategy, I'll give them that. Why they don't use it to be better at the same time baffles me.

That is Super Grover, he's just in disguise.

Who have you used for self publishing, and would you have gone with a publisher if you could do it again? Also, what type of genre in scifi, or are they different?