Jcomicstrips·Comic StripsbyJennieBreeden Pythagoras WeptView original on lemmy.sdf.org317Comments17Reply
JackbyDev programming.dev5Hide 5 repliesChildren with over active imaginations are dangerous because they haven't realized they need to obey the laws of reality yet.67Reply
IImplyingImplications replylemmy.ca4Hide 4 repliesActually a running joke about mathematicians. Unsolvable problems are solved by people who haven't learned they're unsolvable51Reply
ssuperkret replyfeddit.orgThat's just caused by air behaving differently at a smaller scale. For bumblebees, the air "feels thicker".4Reply
kkata1yst sh.itjust.worksMy 1.5yo son once reeled in the runner on a table hand over fist to get my beer. It was over 8ft away across the table. All within 15 seconds or so.24Reply
OOdo replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesA security organization from Hellboy that investigates the supernatural.8Reply
ppujamas replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyBeauro of Paranormal Research and Defense. As the other poster said, the org Hellboy belongs to6Reply
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Children with over active imaginations are dangerous because they haven't realized they need to obey the laws of reality yet.
Actually a running joke about mathematicians. Unsolvable problems are solved by people who haven't learned they're unsolvable
So I’m pretty sure I just figured out how to divide by zero…
I was thinking bumblebees and flying.
That's just caused by air behaving differently at a smaller scale. For bumblebees, the air "feels thicker".
As if we discovered bees after flying and got confused
My 1.5yo son once reeled in the runner on a table hand over fist to get my beer. It was over 8ft away across the table. All within 15 seconds or so.
SSBM Marth as a child.
More like links bugged hookshot.
Nice BPRD mug
wazzat?
A security organization from Hellboy that investigates the supernatural.
Thank you!
You mean things like babies with extensible arms?
Beauro of Paranormal Research and Defense. As the other poster said, the org Hellboy belongs to
Thank you!
Parents get stuck thinking three dimensionally.