If I only lived 5 or 10 years, I wouldn't either. Cancer is only really a problem if you plan your lifetime in decades.

No, the one trying to steal the high-tech we carelessly forgot on the ocean floor.

Never attribute to malice what can sufficiently be explained with bureaucracy.

Because the carrier doesn't fit into the recycling container.

And that cannot be combined? Why not test the anti-ship rocket where you'd like the artificial reef to be? I bet the fishes won't mind a hole in the hull.

And that would be bad why? Oh, right, we let having our population have access to affordable goods (that they already paid for with their tax money anyway) get into the way of profit. I forgot, sorry.

Recombining them is more of a burden, though.

I know that you see your allies just as the place where you can dump your outdated military hardware and even get paid for it, but I think this might be a wee bit transparent to even them.

Well, technically, every time I find something that I misplaced, it is quite logically where I left it...

Let's see... average life time of a steel barrel vs. average half life time of the radioactive shit contained...

Nah, we learn from our mistakes. We do different stupid things now than we did back then, there's plenty left to be done!

No, but at least they can claim "but we fought in the war". What's the Boomer's excuse for their insane sense of entitlement?

Get government out of my medicare? Fuck, if you as much as suggested something like that in Europe you'd share the fate of the late FDP. Who admittedly didn't lose its voters over that issue (alone).

As a European it really took me by surprise how vehemently people in the US (and here especially those that would benefit greatly from something like that) opposed the idea of mandatory health insurance.

Fine. Then "Sound of Music". Better?