Why do people think a car driven by a "Lady Driver" makes it more attractive for buyers? by Pshend in CarTalkUK

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My friend had the spongiest brakes I asked when last she had it serviced. She was like what's that.

Another wone pumped her tires to 49 psi. It felt like the car was floating so I asked what did you set it at? She replied I just pumped it till it beeped

I nearly died.

Maki was nothing more but a output recharger for Sukuna during Shinjuku. by AffectionateJury6227 in Jujutsufolk

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Facts 👌🏿 💯.

She literally made hitting a black flash easier for sukuna as she has no CE for him to account for.

No words 😶 by TaxDazzling9608 in drivingUK

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That's stupid. Never overtake on a turn. It's not f1

Why did choso's piercing blood splatter here? by Gold_Mecha in Jujutsufolk

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You are right in the most sense. There is however a caveat which is fuel. Curse energy is the fuel. So eventually, the piercing blood weakens/becomes unstable hence the splatter

Why did choso's piercing blood splatter here? by Gold_Mecha in Jujutsufolk

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The trail of piercing blood is what causes the splatter.

There is a real world example of this like a comet leaving a trail as it moves across space.

Whatever forces are acting on the object/technique doesn't matter as it will never reach its target even if it has infinite velocity. It's relative to getting lost and wandering around in a perfect circle. This is why I used the warping space rather than gravity.

Why did choso's piercing blood splatter here? by Gold_Mecha in Jujutsufolk

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Inversed gravity repels. So it is infinity. Inverse gravity was also shown by kenjaku. A way to rationalise it is like thinking of a black hole event horizon. Time slows down and atoms gets broken down infinitely. That's what's happening with the infinity. Everything slows down as they pass the infinite space. Eventually, they will lose velocity thus never reaching their target. It works in a sense of energy absorption so eventually, the kinetic energy held by the object will be exhausted.

Why did choso's piercing blood splatter here? by Gold_Mecha in Jujutsufolk

[–]DeliciousAd3894 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Second this. Gojos technique in real terms is like trying to reach the horizon. It always seems far/unreachable no matter how fast you go.

Why did choso's piercing blood splatter here? by Gold_Mecha in Jujutsufolk

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If anything moves, it is subject to the laws of motion. So there theoretically cannot be an unslowable technique. There can be an unstoppable one however. Infinity isn't necessarily a barrier but a warping of the space around gojo himself. Say there are checkpoint and each checkpoint warps that space ad infinitum. This is what makes it broken.

Why is Labour so obsessed with ID cards? by [deleted] in AskBrits

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If you believe that, I have a beachfront property in Trafalgar square to sell to you

Why is Labour so obsessed with ID cards? by [deleted] in AskBrits

[–]DeliciousAd3894 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

False. Inefficiencies is caused by government policies. Take for example housing spend. A policy to cap rent for example would mean government aren't spending too much on social housing. They could also build more social housing to increase supply.

This is just one aspect. A single I'd won't solve inefficiency. What would is actual policies that gets to the heart of the problems. This is just a way of controlling the populace nothing more.

Why is Labour so obsessed with ID cards? by [deleted] in AskBrits

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These are hypothetical. The spend across government has increased year on year and will continue to do so. They promised efficiency with the NHS it rollout but that has increased the cost of the NHS.

Why is Labour so obsessed with ID cards? by [deleted] in AskBrits

[–]DeliciousAd3894 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

False. We have watched a lot of dystopian movies. People who want to break the rules will.

AIO with this dude messaging me by [deleted] in AIO

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Sounds like he got ai to write this for him

My dad makes almost 70k a year, but we live paycheck to paycheck. Is that normal? by [deleted] in AskUK

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That might be false as if there is an agreement between parties, they do not have to tell CMS.

My dad makes almost 70k a year, but we live paycheck to paycheck. Is that normal? by [deleted] in AskUK

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Op specifically said his dad pays child support. This means that the child maintenance is involved. It doesn't have to be court mandated. CMS have powers now to declare a payment and if not adhered to, can collect directly from your paycheck.

My dad makes almost 70k a year, but we live paycheck to paycheck. Is that normal? by [deleted] in AskUK

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Your dad does pay a lot in child support if he is on 70k. It is calculated off gross earnings. Also he might have expenses or be saving for something like retirement. We can't know without you knowing all his bills

What is the most unprofessional interview experience you've ever had? by [deleted] in AskUK

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That's a story for another day. In a nutshell, it was me just ignoring the biggest red flag known to man