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Thanks for the details, dudes. Taking care of the market using the law, I can't pretend that doesn't happen everywhere (even when it's counterproductive).

Yes, I'm aware of that, I am also aware of the reasons given that set a legal president. I was just wondering what made the margarine law? As someone raised and still consuming it daily to this day, that's fairly weird to me.

Can't subscribe for free, chum. ;-)

I was wondering how many amendments were going to come off the back of this. The main amendment I see happening is the president will no longer be able to solicit and incite the constitution for political gain. The constitution was forged to protect the population from the government, not to...

What is the thing that makes it illegal to serve margarine in Wisconsin?

To quote major Kusanagi: "Overspecialize, and you breed in weakness. It's a slow death." TEST recognizes the worth in every single citizen, their every single specialty, their every single expiriance, their every single win and their every single fail, because it is true: everyone is an expert...

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Surely, with one hand he doth giveth, and with the other he doth flip the bird in an amusing and merry way.

UK numbers from today May 14th: Total confirmed 233,151 with 3,446 new, total dead 33,614 with 428 new. Todays status is bought to you by the UK approving an antibody test to detect if someone has had the virus: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52656808 Todays outlook is the announcement...

Woah, serious? The Catapillar, from what I can find on the interwebnet, has a capacity of 576 SCU. As the internal cargo bay is 291 SCU, that means about 133 cargo per pod, so If you had 3 cargo pods and 3 fuel tanks that's one seriously long range cargo ship with a capacity of about 700 SCU!

It's a funny way of spelling the word "drunks" but welcome aboard all the same!

When do I have to pay to get this armour, anyway?

My disappointment is infinite +1

Is it just me or has the 'Farer got a little more nimble this patch? Still slow but more manuverable which makes those pilot controlled weapons a lot less pointless than they were previously?

At the moment i'm only getting 2 hours a week to play, in one hour slots. That's one cargo trip across the system at 20k UEC a time with my Starfarers cargo hold and the aUEC I have to buy stuff... A long while back someone said a good point in that once the game is live the larger ships are...

Updated UK numbers for today Wednesday 13th May: Total confirmed 229,705 with 3,242 new, total dead 33,186 with 494 new. Todays status is bought to us by a funeral home in the UK storing 400 bodies and having to buy in refrigerator containers due to some mortuaries running out of space and...

It's the reason why they got rid of the Mauve Alert: That said, I've got one. Freelancers are brilliant. An origin ship in that size class would be ace... But i've said it before and i'll say it again: If it's ugly, I'll cry like a child.

I can't think of any other concepts that have been hinted at other than that Ori- That Origin one, that was in that email ages ago. That might be it!

I'm still waiting for that Xi'an hauler. Supposed to be around 300SCU which I can attest as a Starfarer pilot is a decent amount of space. If it were just a cargo hold and ship around it that's going to be not too big a ship, not to small. Sounds just right. I mean... I can't afford one...

Well that finally makes sense as to why it was heralded as being feared. Not only is it a drop-ship it's a bonafide gunship. The Redeemer has competition and it doesn't even exist yet.