Because with other political figures this might be vaguely inconvenient and if it became popular enough might even require them to temporarily tweak their PR strategy a little bit. For this guy, nothing about this is revelatory or surprising, it’s literally his schtick. He likes it, his supporters like it, and the only people that don’t are the ones who have no desire to see more of his stupid fucking face.

Hear me out Play Station… SIX!!!

What happened last week?

Wouldn’t the hydrolysis of the water take energy that required fuel though? The claim seemed to be more that the water was the fuel so to speak, as in the same way that petrol is in current combustion engines.

My guess is they got confused with the concept of “flame wars” and “flaming” from forums. It doesn’t quite match their definition of “unwanted” messages exactly, but it’s not entirely far off either.

I was told a similar thing but the claim was that the person had invented an engine that ran on water haha.

Never thought of the idea of “alright” being an issue. I can see why it makes sense, it’s obviously derived from “all right”, though funnily enough that never occurred to me because I’ve always just thought of it as a word in its own right and never pondered its derivation.

So do you also “all ready” and “all though” and “all ways”? That just seems weird.

I don’t know, not the worst in this thread at least.

They are quite exceptionally good and I really wish other consumers products had a website like that one with as much trust as that one.