I think a libation is in order.
I think I'll go down to my basement and gather up a buch of old through-hole resistors, caps, potentiometers, 555 timers and 74-series TTL logic. Then I'll fill a 40 oz bottle with them and slowly pour it all out on the ground.
Then maybe I'll scribble my full name, address and phone number on a 3-sheet carbon paper form one last time.
This is so stupid I don't even know where to start criticizing you...
Free speech means it's ok for him to post when he's off his meds.
My hovercraft is full of eels.
Our local Rotary Club gives free dictionaries to all the 3rd graders every year. I checked, but it's not the OED Junior, it's a special edition "Dictionary & Gazetteer" compiled by The Dictionary Project (https://www.dictionaryproject.org/).
Which is something that knowing a programming language isn't much help with.
... unless they've made a slight math error in their navigation computations.
Names don't necessarily hold back any language. For example, having a name that's exactly the same as a below-average schoolwork grade clearly doesn't prevent you from becoming one of the most prevalent programming languages in computer history.
We found your stoned script writers.
The problem is, gold has almost no intrinsic value. Its main usefulness is its scarcity. If you start bringing back large quantities, your "trillions of dollars" are going to disappear in a poof of nothingness.
The Spaniards discovered a similar problem when they appropriated the large amounts of gold easily available in the New World. They soon found themselves in a financial crisis brought on by the plummeting value of gold.
Good day to avoid cops. Crawl to work.