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Manner, frequency, and style…. You should shield your delicate sensibilities from such debilitating manner, frequency, and style by ignoring this account. Or locking yourself in a nunnery.

Just seconds after Elon Musk’s SpaceX launched the first test flight of its biggest and most powerful rocket yet, the craft started tumbling uncontrollably and exploded, leaving a dramatic cloud in the sky.

The failed rocket launch shrouded cars and homes miles away in a layer of dust.

“Getting reports from multiple people now of ‘particulates’ raining down in areas of Port Isabel after the nearby explosion of the SpaceX rocket stack Starship/Superheavy,” NPR reporter Pablo de la Rosa tweeted.

The city of Port Isabel said the dust was sand and soil from near the Space X launch site “lofted into the air by the force of lift-off.”

An elementary school official in Port Isabel tweeted images of ash-covered cars in the city.

And commenting on photos of the particulate fallout, a local resident pointed out the SpaceX’s launch facility was built in a migratory bird nesting area.

Austin-based journalist Christopher Hooks tweeted that the SpaceX launch site is in the middle of a “one-of-its-kind preserve for migratory sea birds, some of which travel thousands of miles to lay eggs there.”

The region is home to some “the state’s most pristine shorebird habitat”, according to Audubon Texas.

The American Bird Conservancy (ABC) has continously warned that SpaceX’s testing in the Boca Chica, Texas area could harm endangered birds in the region.

“From our point of view, it’s good news it didn’t blow up at the pad site, but future launches could,” ABC Michael Parr told the Washington Post.

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Manner, frequency, and style…. You should shield your delicate sensibilities from such debilitating manner, frequency, and style by ignoring this account. Or locking yourself in a nunnery.

Nothing like the classy and helpful Lash treatment. You are such a nice person. I just cannot understand why people misinterpret your intentions.

Getting a designated status is quite sought after.

It's only applicable in the EU, there's nothing to stop American wine being marketed as champagne inside America.

It's hit and miss, Cheddar missed out on being able to protect it's name but the cheese left the town long ago and it's made all over the World.

That's why they're very keen to point out that they're the only people who sell "genuine" cheddar cheese. They don't even give that to cheddars from the nearby city of Wells, home of huge brand "Cathedral City Cheddar" or the cheese from Wooky Hole which is aged in caves exactly the same as Cheddar.

Apparently caves are ideal for aging cheese because it's the same temperature all year round.

(Frank, I don't think that responding to someone on a forum means that they "own" you or anyone else. It's just text. And while I'm willing to ignore certain members, in this case it seems like a special dispensation. All the rest of us have to defend our arguments, document our sources, and accept criticism – why carve out a safe place for someone who posts garbage on a regular basis? It only takes a few minutes to debunk the "facts" she parrots from her alt-right sources. Walter does this really well, easily dismantling the points she makes and not really engaging in a prolonged senseless back and forth.)

"in this case it seems like a special dispensation"

Although Frank is wrong that I don’t want to change this country,

I wholeheartedly agree with his advice to the upset crowd.

Blocking my account turns my words and opinions to little green scribbling that cannot hurt you.

I get to share my opinions without so much personal attack, and you aren’t so scandalized by them.

Win/win.