

That would be the very least of your worries.


That would be the very least of your worries.


I’m presuming triumphed is a misspelling of trumped rather than some obscure colloquialism.


I go with The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly theme by Morricone.


If you want covers better than originals, Johnny Cash is your man. His ‘America 1-4’ albums are full of them.


I believe, like earth, they’re an oblate spheroid as they will be spinning.


Recently stopped sleeping.
Or.
How twats refer to anything they don’t agree with, anything that involves a minority, or any person or thing or institution they don’t like.


Because they’re a bunch of silly cunts.


Keys on a chain, or a belt with a decent buckle.
I don’t bother with ratings or reviews. If I think something might be good or interesting, I’ll watch it.


YSK that it’s an initialism, not an acronym. An acronym is pronounced like a word, for example FIFA or NASA.


I mean, fanny has been the front bits since long before the yanks started using it as slang in ww1.


Pronunciation of same letters differently.
Rough. Bough. Cough. Sough. Lough. Dough. Though. Tough.
I also think the way we insert curse words is abso-fucking-lutely unique.


Everything I’ve said is objectively true. Good luck with your pedantry .


‘Obviously it would attract lightning’ was and is incorrect. I pointed that out and explained what actually happens. I am also a lay person. I was just explaining what I know in response, and clarifying with replies.


It is not attracted to metal. Metal provides excellent condition for the current to travel across the suit rather than the body. There is no magical attraction force.


That’s essentially a wearable Faraday cage. The metal suit acts as a highly conductive shield. It forces the electrical current to safely travel around the outside of the body rather than through it. That’s why stainless steel or chain mail is used specifically.


That’s a safe pathway for the electricity to discharge. The material is irrelevant except in regard to long term durability. It’s height, isolation, and shape.


A metal gazebo is no more likely to be struck than a wooden one of the same height and shape in the same location. Metal doesn’t attract lightning.
Protecting industrial components from corrosion