I would think the first step is insurance companies backing out of insuring.

Is that happening?

I hate this timeline. :P

the electoral college was about preserving slavery.

"I only help with official U.S. government information and services.

If you have a question about a federal benefit, agency, or how-to (passports, taxes, Social Security, veteransâ(TM) services, and similar), ask that and I can look it up."

I guess it got removed. :(

Nah, we went to back to usenet, FidoNet, etc. ;)

One time $10K is low. How about $10K per day? I will take that!

Ooh yeah. That's a good one. Remember THEM!?

I am an ant, not a human.

Ditto. "Wipe them. All of them."

So your argument is, "broken window theory applies to highly regulated nuclear waste"

The people who dumped it there are long dead, or will soon be aging out of life anyways. It's everybody's problem now. Being on the literal bottom of the ocean and "missing" for many decades it's probably not doing much harm down there. If the ocean evaporates enough that a human can get within 2 miles of the stuff, we'll have bigger problems to worry about anyways.

That's likely part of the problem.

It stocked a bunch of cool nifty things that people talk about but don't necessarily want to buy (or buy many of/often).

The museum gift shop description sounds like that to me anyway. Like I bet it has rope loop guns there.

Sort of like what thinkgeek was back in the day.

My friend's daughter already does this for a local supermarket.

She fulfills online orders meant to be picked up completed. It's not a terrible job either.

I suspect the audrino hobbyist market is functionally zero relative to radio shacks footprint. It'd be essentially the same as the business closing financially.