But I suspect a lot of people would be happy to pay his fare and see him off.
The billionaire's way to die: 12K feet underwater
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Probably so. Certainly 6800 people formerly at TWTR, and the 10's of thousands who have lost BILLIONS betting against him and shorting his stock.
Can't understand why he didn't mention the Clintons and Obama for good measure.
it was obama's fault. If obama had passed regulations managing submarines in international waters this would't have happened.
thankfully trump was america first though, but he would have sent more navy carriers to find the sub sooner.
Well, I certainly go full Canadian when it comes to unnecessary risk. Heck, I sometimes even have my citizenship papers at the ready when it comes to necessary risk. I guess billionairedom isn't in the cards for me. On the plus side, we shell dwellers have a pretty good life expectancy.
Coincidentally I saw this meme last night. I guess the guy from Office Space is Canadian
Pom Klementieff is never gonna come to Colombia I guess. But tell her I moved from Medellin anyway, I'm mostly near Bogota these days.
I guess Crenshaw is saying we should be looking for all those cocaine subs that run aground too.
Doesn't quite look like, but I sense a kindred spirit.Coincidentally I saw this meme last night. I guess the guy from Office Space is Canadian
Pom Klementieff is never gonna come to Colombia I guess. But tell her I moved from Medellin anyway, I'm mostly near Bogota these days.
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The most dangerous thing Elon has ever done is offering the cage fight with Zuck.
Sir Richard has done quite a few dangerous stuff, but he is still alive, so he is either lucky or good at risk assessment. He is also 72, so at that age, it isn't so bad going out. That is why I don't care for the navy expert dying at 77, not to mention this was his 30th trip to the Titanic. Eventually the numbers catch up with you.
But yeah, the Navy knew what happened and "forgot" to tell to the Coast Guard.
The most dangerous thing Elon have done was offering the cage fight with Zuck.
Sir Richard has done quite a few dangerous stuff, but he is still alive, so he is either lucky or good at risk assessment. He is also 72, so at that age, it isn't so bad going out. That is why I don't care for the navy expert dying at 77, not to mention this was his 30th trip to the Titanic. Eventually the numbers catch up with you.
But yeah, the Navy knew what happened and "forgot" to tell to the Coast Guard.
Old Beardie gave it a rest for a bit after when he was nearly drowned in the (North?) sea while nearly being torn apart when dragged at over 90 Mph by one of his balloons through the water or something like that.
His then eleven or twelve year old daughter Holly guilted him into stopping.
Its an odd one as Cameron said, he knew immediately the sub was crushed as that's the only reason to lose both comms and nav simultaneously so it was directly under it's last known position not far from the Titanic.
The Navy really pulling The Coastguard's bell-bottoms there. Maybe they needed the practice.