/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15884495
she's a fat overweight hog

/sci/ made it to the semi finals for this autumn cup >>15851815
We have at least two more games, get in here if you want to see von Braun and Musk play some more

Raptor concern trolls were right yet again, as they always are.

>>15637947
>drawfag in some past threads
I know but its been a while since I've been in /sfg/

>>15395634
lmao,how you doin old friend?

>>15334129
how am I samefagging? of course all my posts are mine. where do i pretend to be two people? lol

The FAA guards were in a state of panic. They had never faced an attack like this before, and they were outmatched. But they refused to back down. They fired their weapons at the Starship, trying to bring it down. Elon remained calm, cool, and collected. He expertly piloted the Starship, bringing it down on the roof of the FAA building with a gentle thud. The guards were stunned. They had expected a catastrophic explosion, but instead, the Starship had landed as smoothly as a feather. Elon emerged from the Starship, clad in his signature SpaceX suit. He strode towards the entrance of the FAA building, his head held high. The guards tried to stop him, but he brushed them aside with ease. He entered the building, determined to make his point.
>Inside the building, chaos reigned. The FAA officials were scrambling to figure out what to do. They had never faced a threat like this, and they were unsure how to proceed. But Elon had a plan. He approached the head of the FAA, a stern-faced man with a buzz cut. "Listen," Elon said. "I'm not here to hurt anyone. I'm here to make a point. The FAA is stifling progress and innovation, and that needs to change. I'm willing to work with you to find a way forward, but we need to start thinking outside the box."
>The FAA head was taken aback. He had expected a hostile takeover, not a rational discussion. But he was also a practical man. He knew that Elon Musk was not someone to be taken lightly.

>"Alright," the FAA head said. "Let's talk."
>And so, in the hours that followed, Elon Musk and the FAA officials discussed the future of space travel. They explored new technologies, new ideas, and new ways of thinking. And in the end, they came to a mutual understanding.

>Elon Musk had made his point. He had shown that the old ways of thinking were no longer enough. But he had also shown that progress could only be made through cooperation and collaboration.

/sci/ is playing again today, /sfg/'s reps Wernher and Musk are still on the team. Game starts in a little over 40 minutes. >>15194318

>>15069393
still mad?

>>14974714
:)