>>520743761
No, I just accept the risks like how I accept the risks of caffiene, living in a city, crossing roads, hoping I don't have a random aneurism, etc. If I start having psychotic episodes then I'll reevaluate, but it works for my current lifestyle.

>saar I promise you go and commit violent acts at x location we will be with you saar you will be remembered saar

So basically, I'm just not doing it.

>>518981905
This is why this meme is awesome.

But hey! Jews try to patent it again so don’t go burning them all!

TOTAL AVAILABLE IMPACT: NOT HUGE

Total Estimated Available Seats
• September 21: ~6,387 seats (from 36 flights, ~8,310 total capacity).
• September 22: ~6,387 seats (similar schedule assumed for Sunday).
• Grand Total (2 Days): ~12,774 seats.

import random

# List of Indian gods' names
gods = [
"Krishna", "Shiva", "Vishnu", "Ganesha", "Hanuman",
"Rama", "Lakshmi", "Durga", "Kali", "Saraswati",
"Brahma", "Indra", "Surya", "Ganga", "Yama"
]

# List of coding job titles
job_titles = [
"Lead Software Developer",
"Senior Backend Engineer",
"Frontend Developer",
"Data Scientist",
"Machine Learning Engineer",
"DevOps Specialist",
"Full Stack Developer",
"Mobile App Developer",
"Cloud Architect",
"Software Engineer"
]

# Function to generate random god name and job title combination
def generate_god_coder():
god_name = random.choice(gods)
job_title = random.choice(job_titles)
return f"{god_name} - {job_title}"

# Generate and print a random combination
print(generate_god_coder())

>>514753927
Pot to kettle: You’re black