The german currency after WWI was just called Mark, then after the hyperinflation it was replaced by the Reichsmark. After WWII came the Deutsche Mark. After the cold war the Euro.
Oops missed a b
But I have to question the use of “it’s” in an abbreviation. (bihtqtuo"i"iaa)
I friggin love your cat figures they’re perfect
Germany, one of the two countries mentioned
Wtf are you talking about, we have only just started building out renewables
Us units have all been redefined in relation to metric, so technically they use metric just with wierd factors
Ok use kilopounds then. Or milimiles!
No honor among thieves
Captain you should upgrade to a thrust vectoring nozzle
You are more than welcome! If you have any more questions regarding this or any other topic, do not hesitate to ask – I will do my best to help you.
*gently sizzles in butter*
But if 50% is the right answer then you only have a 25% chance of picking that one
It balances trump tariffs out a bit when we import your stuff
Did you just snap a pic in your uni’s hallway
The couple of people who’ve been on the moon have seen that kind of emptiness
They could just put some spoilers on there for downforce
There are different sizes but they are rated by how much they can absorb, L is light flow, R regular. So it’s not really about the size, they’ll expand anyways when they soak up the discharge