Food stuffs which can be kept in strategic reserve e.g. guvment cheese Rare earth metal refining and stockpiles Nuclear isotope production for medicine and industrial application.

Ariane 5 1st flight?

Meanwhile, our last true salt of the earth, barely educated, working class president; was as passionate about custom tailoring as the twitter menswear guy. youtu.be/nR_myjOr0OU?si=ggzh…

Both on Hot Ones

Conversely, you can have a sandwich served on a roll, without a patty, and then it's just a regular sandwich. Or would you honestly refer to these as burgers?

Every veggie burger I've ever had, presents itself as some sort of simulacrum of a beef patty. That said, things like chicken burgers, salmon burgers, or lamb burgers (all pictured) are a ground (usually meat) and grilled patty. If there isn't a patty it isn't a burger.

Followed by "we need to get the fuck out of here" in the sort of tone one uses when trying to decide what to have for dinner.

An E-4 or below slept with the last couple of SMA's wives and they've each made it their goal to make make every soldier as miserable as possible in revenge. Its the only thing that makes sense at this point.

Absolutely more can and should be done, but even with all the money in the world, it's a multi-year problem.

Even then, I always point out that it took the US over 5 years to reach full wartime production in WWII following the establishment of the WPB, with admittedly the whole of government devoted to the issue. What increases we have seen the past 3 years are honestly very impressive.

So you acknowledge that a burger refers to something with a ground meat patty, and not the bun?

Jaguar expert here: this is not funny or cute, SEPECAT Jaguars only do this when they are badly distressed.

What would you call this then? This is how Louis' Lunch has been serving burgers for 120 years and are credited with inventing the food

95% of megaprojects globally go over budget and finish behind schedule. A statisitc that holds across just about every industry and discipline, private sector or public. The fact that both Starship and California HSR appear destined to project completion alone makes them outliers

The difference is that SpaceX can operate with a much smaller team and on a smaller scale from a project management perspective and is operating with a robust domestic aerospace industry for design & construction while California is standing up a domestic industry from scratch.

Elon originally forecasted that Star Ship would have landed crew and infrastructure on Mars by now, and the program is wildly over initial development budget predictions. Do not point to aerospace development as a counterpoint of problem free projects, or I will die laughing