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I'm no nameologist but I think it means they were a sailor who rode nukes around Oregon, like that one cowboy riding a nuke in that cold war documentary I watched.

Edit: here's a screenshot from the documentary

What about her friend, Sandy Cheeks?

Is it /s though? I feel like that's the reason.

Here in Canada they are fairly popular, I believe a lot were built in the 70s-90s but not as much anymore. They can require government assistance to get going, but they're incredibly effective for housing people if you can get in. I know a couple people in them and they're paying peanuts compared to market rates.

https://www.lowestrates.ca/blog/homes/how-does-co-op-housing-work-canada

Housing co-ops come to mind as an alternative. You buy into the co-op similar to a down payment but usually much lower amount ($10 000 vs $50 000- $250 000 here) and are returned that buy in if you ever leave. Rent goes into a shared equity fund used to pay off mortgages (say for the land and buildings if new build) or for major renovations if an established co-op. Rents are far lower than market value (1/3 to 1/4 the market rate locally) so it's affordable for everyone.

Around here everyone has to do a hour or so of volunteer work in the co-op, but it all goes to improving everyone's living.

Housing shouldn't be an investment, it should be a basic right for every person.

"Gator's bitches better be using jimmies!” - slazer2au

Step 1: don't go on the ocean.

You guys need to Finnish with these puns.

Carthago delenda est!

Maybe they mean they're at the brimstone till to buy some brimstone.

Or, maybe they're a brimstone farmer and need to till the land specifically for brimstone.

We'll just never know...

I'm not a bird-person, but please tell me these are Tits? Then it could be a calendar of Tits 'n ass.

You okay Poland? Those are some depressing kids stories.