Wait, will it make my body look that fit?

Such as if Trump would start to send anti-missile systems to Russia.

Instead of sweet cereals, I switched to plain cereals and then add packets of sugar. Yes, it costs more for sugar packets than a bag of sugar, but I would end up rounding over a spoonful.

Anyway, each sugar packet is 2.5 g. At 3 packets, on a bad day when I’m eating my frustration, that’s way plenty. And that’s only 7.5 g of sugar. The sweet cereals have at least 20 extra g of sugar. Yikes!

Oh, I didn’t know there was a reduced sugar Ragu.

Can we get a sit. rep. from Sarah Palin’s porch?

So, hmm, um, nice job posting some random landscape photos… /s

Looks like some good weather to be strolling about in just a short bathrobe.

This is really going to up my commute time.

You’ll be forced to use only Windows forever.

We could keep the 0 hour as the “middle” of the night and 12 being the “middle” of the day (though I’m not sure if that’s really the sun’s high spot for the day for any places).

But with fully controlled mirrors, we could make it exactly 12 hours, so we could just then switch to the 0 hour being when the sun comes up.

It’s pretty simple, actually. A village somewhere in Europe that is completely in the shade all day for part of the year has already proven it.

Mirrors.

We just need a ring of motorized mirrors around the Earth.

At hour 0, the mirrors will rotate to show sun all across the entire Earth.

At hour 12, the mirrors will rotate to put all of the Earth into night time.

That lets the entire Earth have the exact same synchronized time synchronized with the daylight.

The mirrors will block the sun from parts of the earth facing during the night.

The mirrors will constantly be rotating to keep the proper amount of sun light facing each part of Earth as the Earth rotates.

The mirrors will be solar powered.

This will fix it, right?

It’s worked for Windows?

Those are some big bolts! I would think dropping nails on the road would be more dangerous than dropping bolts, though, for attacking enemy tires.

(City boy, not even a pleeb, so everyone else knows those are not just big bolts except me)

Ha, exactly what I was thinking about the proprietary software updates for the recent models (2010+?) !

A laser attack during a hurricane would really surprise the target.

Back to the future.

1955 Doc Brown on plutonium availability:

https://www.101soundboards.com/sounds/258968-im-sure-that-in-1985-plutonium-is-available-in-every-corner-drugstore-but-in-1955-its-a-li

I actually do this with my TV infrared remote control.

Nah. This doesn’t count because that guy is clearly from the future when you can buy a 1K laser at the corner store. In 2024, they are a little bit harder to come by.

But the drone stays in the air by making wind, which would cool down the mirror?

This is why I never open someone else’s makeup bag.