You ask the bot to write a steamy erotic dialogue so it did.

Man provides chat bot with very weird prompts. Becomes mad when the chat bot responds in kind... More at 11

Of course they still work, but being exposed to high heat leads to faster degradation and quickly drain your battery. This isn't my opinion this is a well documented phenomenon.

Then congratulations you've managed to beat the laws of thermodynamics! Sell your secret and make billions

I don't own an inreach. Obviously your phone isn't sitting in the snow but the air, crazy as it may seem, is cold too.

Here are a few articles to help you out

https://www.thoughtco.com/the-freezing-point-of-water-609418

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/learn-about/weather/types-of-weather/snow/how-does-snow-form

https://www.kansascity.com/news/nation-world/national/article249280735.html

If you are buying your cellphone because it has a feature that you are going to rely on in a life or death situation you don't want the usability of that contingent on whether or not you remember to turn off your phone

Right and that's great in a climate controlled environment with wifi or strong cell signal. It's an entirely different beast when you are out, it's over 85, and your phone is constantly trying to find a signal. It ultimately doesn't matter if you are using your phone or not. If it's on the battery is being nuked. This isn't just some random opinion, this is how battery powered electronics simply work in the extreme heat and cold

So you just got back from a 8 hour hike without cell coverage and used your phone to navigate to and from home and are still at 70%?

No one is saying that everyone who hikes needs an inreach. But if someone has already decided that what they are doing requires them to have an inreach and they now own that inreach they shouldn't use an iPhone as a substitute.

Right but only helps you if you were at 100% and turned it on before you started out on whatever you are doing that would warrant an emergency satellite phone. In reality, you drove out to where ever, used the phone for directions, and now the phone is down to about 60% by the time you start. Being out in the hot/cold kills your battery while it constantly tries to find service. And before you know it your battery is at 10%. A garmin inreach in its most battery-heavy mode and conditions will last for 2 full days. If you are going for full battery saver mode it can be ready to use for a full year.

I thought barbed wire bands were white tattoos?

He went 22/35 with a qbr of 59.8

That is not

Baker fucking stinks

True Tony has never tried and hurt someone

Tony turned left into kyle and caused him to go head first into a wall while he was in first. He then got hit a second time at over 180mph. This was more dangerous then what happened this weekend

Here you go

Actual context. Kyle Larson made a low pass on Kevin Harvick and Bubba Wallace. Kevin Harvick backed out but bubba kept racing. Kyle Larson took the turn too fast and had to move further and further up the track. Bubba ran out of track and made contact with the wall. He then turned back down the track and hit Larson in the right rear spinning his car and taking him out of the race. After both cars were wrecked Bubba got out of his car and walked down the track to yell at and shove Larson.