My guess is that the rather fluffy microfibre doesn’t let air circulate nearly as well. It’s a complex set of circumstances and can be difficult to get right.

Airflow and permeability are part of the equation

Back to the ham sandwiches huh 😆

Funny how rules just go away when you’re rich

Donald can’t see his feet without it

Dear followers, please wake up to what is happening in the UK.
Charter cities are the endgame after Freeports, SEZs, AI Growth Zones, University Enterprise Zones, Industrial Strategy Zones, and Food Enterprise Zones.
This is the moment where corporate governance ‘solves’ the problem of democracy.

I think you’re confusing a tendency to rock on an uneven surface with overall instability under load.

A usefully square or rectangular table with 3 legs will have a lot of load bearing upper surface outside its support footprint, so it will tip over if overloaded on those corners.

And fears that emerged as the projects developed and of course the enormous Soviet espionage pipeline that enabled their own nuclear program.

Friend of the pod Lavrenti Beria features highly.

Not light reading by any means but well worth the time if you have a few evenings spare.

Eric Sclosser’s “Command and Control” is obviously a solid source for this series. “The Making of the Atomic Bomb” and “Dark Sun: The Making of the Hydrogen Bomb” both by Richard Rhodes, provide a lot of technical background as well as a detailed insight into the political horse-trading, the hopes

Cats are such absolute trolls 😆

I’d take her presence of mind to be a good indicator under these circumstances - she did the right thing and got help for what she thought was a breakthrough episode. Nobody likes having these things stress tested but the results are good. Anyway, fuck these ad platforms. I just want a fridge.

We love hearing about terrible people ❤️

Emma no

Let them seethe, maybe they’ll finally get it

First hard-on he’s had in fifteen years. It’s the grief that does it for him, even if it’s fake.

You’re a naughty cat. Naughty!

One per child