you still live in town or something? regard.

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I mean this with all sincerity as a former volly myself. Talk to someone. My town used to bring in counselors after particularly troubling events. I think it was called a Phoenix Team. I know a lot of older guys from the department that are divorced, in shitty health, and have drinking problems. Those were always the guys that opted not to meet with counselors, who probably needed it the most. Keep up the good work.

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Ghost town in here.. last week really was an extinction event 😔

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I live in a mountain town where a lot of the olympians are from. Honestly it’s safer than a lot of stuff. Mountain biking is way more dangerous

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Just like how yo momma spread her legs for all the stray dogs in town?

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You're only down 70K. You can pick up a morning shift at one Wendy's and then work the evening shift at the other one across town and make this up in one year

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I saw that paranoid panic over on Conspiracy.  Put my phone down and watched re-runs of Cougar Town.

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definitely a pump: bigtech -8%, specific dow stocks +12%, volume less than the town of Provo, NFL athletes interested in 401Ks and pokemon cards. yeah.

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The bols are back in town

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It's to save money on energy, and to be able to scale. Scaling is a serious problem on the ground, when you consider you'll need transformers, batteries, more power to the grid (good luck with that), land, cooling, etc. For the scale they want, doing on the ground is simply not going to happen. In space, solar panels are 5x more efficient. They also are cheaper to produce since they don't need glass and casings. You don't need batteries or transformers. And you have unlimited 'land'. You don't have to convince some small town that putting a data center in their backyard is ok. It's all about scale and cost of energy.

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