I wonder what other nuc-u-lar powered devices we can chuck up there?

Muh cabbageses!!!

Should go back to the Greek:

Ouranos [Oor-rah-noes]

You have 3 similar documented fixes for situation X.

Wisdom is knowing which fix to apply and why it should be used.

I suppose you can quantify each fix by frequency of use.

I think the buggy whips go under the marketing name 'ASP Electro-Baton [A,B,C]'.

[golf-clap]

[picture of lifted truck parked on top of Laborghini]

[coughs as dust billows up]

Yeah, the Star Wars kits were out in late '70s but can't remember if they were AMT or Revell.

I had all these models hanging up on my room in 1979, the year mom splurged for one of those wall murals of the Earthrise seen from the Moon, with triangular rock in the foreground.

Somewhere I have fading to blue photos all the ships against that mural, with my crappy attempts at blacking out the fishing line holding them up.

Yeah, did an Eagle model kit in the late '70s, along with some Enterprises (original and -A), X-Wing fighter, and Millenium Falcon.

Man, I was a fool for polystyrene back then.

Probably a good thing I only came across X-Ray Spex in the '90s.

I wonder if all these tech-bros (tech-brahs?) spend a large amount of time getting their egos stroked by AI chatbots.

Don't want to hear any gainsays to your wisdom and business savvy, just chat with your AI pal.

“The Chinese,” bellowed a drunken Australian, “Chinese bloody invented nerve-splicing. Give me the mainland for a nerve job any day. Fix you right, mate”

When I was in training to be a medic (late 1980s) at a USAF hospital that also treated veterans, I asked a doc what he thought of socialized medicine.

"Look around you. That's what this is."

Een Soviet Roosha windows throw 1-in-10 peepols out, to land on a bunch of boolits 9 stories below.

While having a haart attack-ack-ack-ack.

And drinking a delightful cup of polonium tea.

Just make it so folks can purchase online gift cards and then print up their own physical version to toss in sock or stocking or something.