I think drinking at airport bars can be fun. Everyone is on their way to somewhere else, no one is driving, so it can be really fun and chummy. Been drinking at an airport bar where a guy was buying everyone free rounds until the first person left for a flight. Pretty hilarious when a whole bar loudly booed a guy hustling off to his flight. 🤣
Me and my buddies were flying for vacation and we were in an airport that does that already. Somewhere in the southwest. So you just go to different airport bars every two drinks. Bar hopping isn’t that brazen a concept.
Unless they start tying your purchases to your plane ticket, this just seems like it will create more mobile drunks. It would be nice if they actually enforced policies against people too drunk being allowed to board a plane. I’ve seen people that were very visibly drunk and loud walk right on.
I guess telling a super drunk person they can’t board is more likely to instigate an scene than just waving them onboard and hoping they pass out. Aside from being annoyingly loud and drunk, I was only ever on one flight where someone became a problem, and basically they got into a drunken yelling match with someone next to them.
They got moved to a seat in the back and told if they didn’t calm down for the rest of the flight, the police would be waiting for him. He grumbled about it and passed out.
I think you’re overestimating the staging and emplacement for a drone attack of these types. They don’t need a static “drone base station.”
The United States is a wealthy country. It’s on the precipice of political and social disaster WITHOUT the above described problems occurring. The idea that wealthy countries will be fine seems wildly optimistic. Perhaps you meant wealthy people.
Americans: “First time?”
They have a nuclear arsenal, meaning “Godspeed to that crumbling rogue state” is a suboptimal position to take on Russia.
Ironically now that Russia is reporting it, I’m unsure if Ukraine actually did cross the border.
You can also read the AP or AFP reports, which are easily accessible.
My bad, I forgot you can’t buy things from the government.
Or, you know, just … The government.
I mean she could literally just own it and be done with it. She has 30B+. Just buy it and ruin it if you hate it so much, like Elon did with Xitter.
It’s considered a tax by the social security administration.
55% of tax dollars in the united states goes to social programs, social security, and healthcare.
Won’t somebody think of the vintages??
Yeah and that point was in 1948.
Is Russia really in any position to be trying to wage war on multiple new fronts? Poland just implied Russia is going to attack Europe. With what? Dry Russian wit and empty vodka bottles?
Outdoor activities as well, obviously. I think the point the parents are making is that kids are going to play games on their screens, so if, perhaps, they could get their child to play a game that improves cognitive ability, coping skills, problem solving skills, and socioaffective development, that would be better.
It also has an “IRL” version where the skills from the screen are almost directly translated over the board, which is helpful. That was the context of the win against the GM.
I’m not you friend-o, chief!
I’m not your buddy, pal!
I wish your parents had been part of that gang. Then I wouldn’t have to read your inane comments.
Who says he won’t be? Constitution doesn’t seem to matter much these days. More of a suggestion really. Except, apparently, the 2nd amendment.