u/crillydougal

I remember watching them on Road Wars in the UK 20 years ago, seems safe and it’s very difficult to get away from.

Or is it going to be electric from here on out?

I also heard if you take a photo with your phone it may damage the camera, is this possible?

Thinking back to when you first started studying or working.

Can it really get your car as clean as if you manually scrubbed or get it machine washed?

I don’t remember seeing first so close to major population centres but maybe I’m mistaken.

E-scooters are in countries all around the world, are the accidents we’re seeing in Ireland normal or are restrictions more relaxed here or are roads here different and not as suitable?

Amazing cars, Ferraris, Lamborghinis etc. But surely if you’re spending that kind of money you’d go for something brand new.

If they find anything when they start building they’ll have to shut it down surely, so why not just do the excavation first and then add a memorial area to the plans?

I presume if it was on sale for $1 there would have been a lot of shipping companies interested in getting a huge ship for basically nothing, why wasn’t there an open auction to allow bidding against each other?

Either city or county.

Let’s say there’s evidence that they did it and everyone is after them, is the plan to leave the country? To where? Maybe the old country? Or south of the border, down Mexico way?

How would they go about achieving it?

I understand multinationals and the push to have as many here as possible, as they provide a lot of jobs which in turn pay tax, but from what I’ve read data centres don’t provide that many jobs, yet account for 24% of the electricity usage. Are there benefits that I’m not aware of as to why there seem to be so many in Ireland. Does the country benefit in other ways to having them based here?

Or is this a normal trend across other developed nations.

I loved these movies when they came out, I was very young and shouldn’t have been watching them lol, but still watch them from time to time, it seems like movies don’t really get made in this category anymore, at least in the mainstream, any suggestions?

I don’t mean old when they were made, I mean based the longest time ago. Are there any movies based in Ireland covering a period of history before 2000 years ago?

I understand they built the LHC to crash two atoms into each other to mimic what happened at the beginning of the universe or black holes or something. Ok they did that, got the results, now what are the thousands of really smart employees doing all day if the experiment is done with results analysed, or do they just repeat the same thing over and over again for the future?

Maybe over at AJ’s or Meadows place, or a bbq at home, or on a nice hill over looking a river, with pine cones around.

Especially on long haul flights.