The character was nuts before he even got to the hotel no gradual build to lunacy.. tragic waste of great locations and cinematography.
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Unpopular opinion: I thought the final GoT episode wasn’t too bad compared with the previous few episodes. The main problem is that 6 episodes was never going to be enough to wrap up multiple plotlines and character arcs built over 7 seasons so everything felt unnecessarily rushed.
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Everything felt rushed except
the tedious twenty minutes of `umm ahh should we could we' over killing Dany when Arya could've solved it in about a minute of screen time
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I enjoyed the whole season except for the finale. Just too many holes.
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Wonder what Peter Dinklage will do now?
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Whatever and whomever he gosh darn pleases
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Is he Napoleon Dynamite?
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I asked this after Pixels but apparently he had a job on some television program.
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Good movie, s**t adaptation.
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I’ll make tears from your Wines.
So the Libs aren't going to give tax concessions to the poor after all, I'm shocked!
The GOT ending was absolute trash as it didn't follow the rules of its own making. It is a little like a soccer game when someone decides to just pick the ball up and run, yes you CAN do that if you like as it's all made up, but it's really s**t to do so.
The GOT ending was absolute trash as it didn't follow the rules of its own making. It is a little like a soccer game when someone decides to just pick the ball up and run, yes you CAN do that if you like as it's all made up, but it's really s**t to do so.
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More nuclear info:
Gen I ~ (1950-1965) ~ 70 built ~ 0 operating ~ 11 meltdowns ~ 25 deaths ~ Unacceptable Risk Profile
Gen II ~ (1965-1995) ~ 600 built ~ 430 operating ~ 8 meltdowns ~ 31 deaths ~ Unacceptable Risk Profile (Almost all deaths at Chernobyl*)
Gen III ~ (1997-present) ~ 21 built ~ 21 operating ~ 0 meltdowns ~ 0 deaths ~ very safe (50+ to be built)
Gen IV ~ (2015-present) ~ 4 built ~ 0 operating ~ 0 meltdowns ~ 0 deaths ~ essentially meltdown proof
* There was 1 death from radiation at Fukishima, 2000+ deaths from the evacuation
* There were no deaths, injuries or adverse health effects resulted from the Three Mile Island accident
[IMG='width:685px;']https://i.ibb.co/55DHg4p/Screenshot-2019-05-21-Death-rates-from-energy-production-per-TWh.png[/IMG]
Gen I ~ (1950-1965) ~ 70 built ~ 0 operating ~ 11 meltdowns ~ 25 deaths ~ Unacceptable Risk Profile
Gen II ~ (1965-1995) ~ 600 built ~ 430 operating ~ 8 meltdowns ~ 31 deaths ~ Unacceptable Risk Profile (Almost all deaths at Chernobyl*)
Gen III ~ (1997-present) ~ 21 built ~ 21 operating ~ 0 meltdowns ~ 0 deaths ~ very safe (50+ to be built)
Gen IV ~ (2015-present) ~ 4 built ~ 0 operating ~ 0 meltdowns ~ 0 deaths ~ essentially meltdown proof
* There was 1 death from radiation at Fukishima, 2000+ deaths from the evacuation
* There were no deaths, injuries or adverse health effects resulted from the Three Mile Island accident
[IMG='width:685px;']https://i.ibb.co/55DHg4p/Screenshot-2019-05-21-Death-rates-from-energy-production-per-TWh.png[/IMG]
Forzaport
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Think renewables are safe? Think again! In the UK in 2011 there were 163 wind turbine accidents that killed 14 people.
Forget Eagle Deaths, Wind Turbines Kill Humans
Forget Eagle Deaths, Wind Turbines Kill Humans
Don't bring facts into the debate, you'll scare the children!
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Eddie Dingle
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Sorry?
Eddie Dingle
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Too soon?
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Never. As soon as I read it I remembered the group (Musicmen) of Poms on Red Faces.
I can do the Niki Lauda..
Won’t go into the rest of it.
That's nice but the points raised weren't about safety, they were about cost, construction time, disposal of waste, etc.
Also convenient how the 2000 deaths at Fukushima are a footnote.
Given gen IV has only been operational 4 years and there are only 4 examples, it's not exactly useful data either.
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Lets also remember AM vs FM when it come to technology.
People saying nuclear is extremely safe........ Now! Is a little hard to believe, but very easy to say.
People saying nuclear is extremely safe........ Now! Is a little hard to believe, but very easy to say.
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I like how the GOT ending is just written for spinoffs.
chiwigi
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31 deaths from Chernobyl!!?
C'arn!
That's not the whole story! I am pro nuclear, but this is just misleading.
https://ourworldindata.org/what-was-the-death-toll-from-chernobyl-and-fukushima
Forzaport
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The cost of nuclear today is chicken feed compared to the trillions climate change will cost if we continue on our current trajectory. To address construction time its better to start now than be in a worse place climate change wise in 10 years and have to start then. The technology is available today to be proactive and be carbon neutral. The 2000 deaths were due to fear and panic and were entirely preventable even given the unique circumstances at Fukushima. Waste disposal isn't an issue either, the concept of having to store waste in barrels for 100,000 years is now outdated. Gen IV technology eats nuclear waste for fuel, there are also other new methods of waste disposal (such as radiation eating bacteria) that ends the issue of long term storage.
I've maintained all along that Gen IV technology should continue to be developed along with renewables for a carbon free future. You probably would have written off the Wright brothers first flight as "not useful data". The data is insanely useful. Everything starts from somewhere.
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It's generally accepted that the death toll from the blast or acute radiation syndrome is 31. The long term health effects have been estimated between 4,000 premature deaths - 93,000 adverse effects depending on the source. Chernobyl is unique because the operators intentionally created uncontrolled reaction conditions against testing protocols. They literally tried to blow it up and succeeded. It's a Gen II reactor and not one I'm a proponent off. Gen II reactors should be decomissioned and replaced with Gen III.
Lots of people talking about Game Of Thrones and not the superior John Wick Cinematic Universe
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