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  Lol I was looking for this comment!   Now it makes sense.   😅
context: I love how they just threw in the last sentence “in 2020 the firm took credit for destroying a 46,000 year old aboriginal site”
  Like wtf >
  
  They are proud of it. Tbh it's not an easy feat. >
  
  New record! >
  
  Stay 5 metres away from a cube smaller than the average dice "when seen" >
  
  Sorry they did it, or sorry it's been in the news so much? >
  
  Sorry not sorry. >
  
  Is there anything in Australia Rio Tinto won't screw up? >
  
  I mean, "The company's name comes from the Rio Tinto in south-western Spain, which has flowed red since mining began there about 5,000 years ago, due to acid mine drainage." >
  
  It's like naming your factory farm "Shit Pond" >
  
  They are more sorry about the pellet than the irreplaceable 50,000 year old cave paintings. >
  
  Well they have to buy another pellet you know. >
  
  "Did I do that!?"   -Tinto Urkel >
  
  That’s why pencils have erasers, Rio Tinto! No biggie… just don’t let it happen again! :D >
  
  A heart-felt apology is enough, right? >
  
  The emus have it! They're enriching it for the next war. >
  
  Clear advantage, the kangaroo faction has no chance. >
  
  It's not the emus that you need to casso-worry about. >
  
  Oh, I'm sure it'll turn up somewhere.  Eventually. >
  
  Yeah, the half life isn't that much, as long as it doesn't half someone's life I guess. >
  
  Dangerously radioactive for the next 300 years is not exactly a short time >
  
  Fly those drones with Geiger counter devices in them. Or those planes. I say they find it in less than 45 days from today. Do you like the over or under? >
  
  Do you really think they will bother to look for it? >
  
  Depends how much of a clue they have. >
  
  True. Or maybe also how much the media covers it putting pressure on them. If they care at all, that is. >
  
  It was such a crackup to see that little vial. >
  
  Because of Rio Tinto, we have to endure that dork posting pictures of magnets and a hand every day. The guy doesn't even use magnets that match the visual description of the missing capsule.