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Helium and neutrons. How many neutrons depends on what the fuel is, deuterium or tritium, and electromagnetic energy (heat and light). In the traditional model, energy is extracted from the electromagnetic energy and from a screening substance (usually water), that is used to absorb the free...

I see three ways other than PKs to decide a match. . . 1) Successive 10-minute overtimes. Play one, if it's still a draw at the end, play another, etc. This is what they do in NBA basketball (the overtimes are five minutes each). 2) Sudden death. You play until there's a goal, under the...

That was a HORRIBLE pun! Why don't you just fleck off?

Batbeing?

Or a football match.

Hey! Ig-pay Atin-lay is-ay an-ay official-ay anguage-lay!

Po-TAY-to, po-TAH-to.

. . . or someplace.

The current Ministry of Truth, I'd imagine.

Seriously, do you actually think that in the phrase "consider the effect that your words have," the third word is a verb?

Really, D-Cup, when "correcting" another poster, do try to know what you're talking about.

Support the police. Heroes in blue. Tough, dangerous job. Keeping us safe. Blue Lives Matter!

Well, he did leave some room there for shuffling side-to-side some. Maybe do the macarena.

Hope your friend wasn't named Ibn Abu al-Falafel.

OK, Dix, he's also a total asshole and a product of the bro culture, so add that in the mix.

You mean. . . there's a credible allegation (not proof) that a White South African fostered an environment of racism? Oh, dearie me. Who'da thunk it?

I'm sure you're just wrecked about that. Why don't you go suck your thumb and have a nice cry?

What, you missed all the gleeful hand-rubbing about how his Great Big Sky Daddy is gonna fuck up all the unbelievers?

So what are we going to do about it? Nothing. Go along with the system as best we can, get what we can out of it, and hope to be reasonably comfortable until we die.

I was going with a black hole. There's a second scam, though. As a former Treasury Department official said (when he was "former") "Complexity trumps transparency every time."