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Oh, Canada...
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Most large countries can find a few regions with 5% of the people wanting to make their own country.
The help is only needed to make them loud.
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Oh, Canada...
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Most large countries can find a few regions with 5% of the people wanting to make their own country.
The help is only needed to make them loud.
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Hypocrisy knows no bounds
The fact that Trump didn't refer to himself in the 3rd person on this post is evidence that this policy was created by his ghost-writer.
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𝗦𝗶𝗺𝗯𝗮: My uncle killed my father and is trying to kill me now........ 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗼𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗣𝘂𝗺𝗯𝗮𝗮: Oh wow have you tried just not fucking worrying about it?
And it worked....
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Gonna need a bigger boot
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Yeah, I tried searching for it, but all I got where some sites with "20 best ghost car movies of all times"...
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Even before AI, more so now...
Wait, were we supposed to believe in things before AI?
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We ignored the signs.
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Monitor connectors: "I'll destroy all your hardware before I give up connecting this stuff. You can put as much punishment as you need!"
Disk drivers: "Help! The user sneezed! The disk is lost!"
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Take off your pants and bend over
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Oh, man... Make it quick, before the Donald decides to finish demolishing the entire building.
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Pluto my Beloved
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It wasn't, though. The planets were basically defined as "it's those 9 there".
People only started to push for a property-based definition when we started finding exoplanets. And only really moved into it when a 11th candidate was found and there were some 3 or 4 more possible ones.
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Conversation starter
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Or is it that she is just starting the conversation? We'll never know!
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Don't assume cavemen or medieval people were dumb. They just didn't have enough Tech points to craft better equipment.
Filling a house with scented smoke was also probably a quite successful way to push the plague out of it.
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Don't assume cavemen or medieval people were dumb. They just didn't have enough Tech points to craft better equipment.
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Those masks aren’t medieval
Almost none of the medieval stuff in popular culture were.
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bruh my phone updated and wtf is this i cant even unlock it
Is Ba'al hacking those things again?
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Another day in paradise
I only had 1 meeting yesterday!
I went from a bit before I got into work until the end of the day....
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With an almost 100% success rate, I'd be scared too.
Bats, for some inconceivable reason, scare the humans too...
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What is my purpose?
The brain the size of a galaxy...
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I love Teal'c's drive-by pop culture drop in the background
-- What? You don't have babies being conceived without sex on Earth?
-- Well, there was that one time...
-- Darth Vader!
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Heh Heh Suckers
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First: that wont ever make it to a history book
It probably will, it's too relevant to be left out. It will just not be explained in that plain language, because people care about protecting children from the raw character of historical figures.
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Well it started as a cult too ...
By any reasonable measure, the "Wester Civilization" started on either Iran or Iraq.
Culturally, anything west from India has to be "Western".
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Maybe they didn't hear about it?
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but the US has never won one…ever
They famously won one about 80 years ago. That said, they won in Serbia in the 90s too.
They seem to consistently win wars when they are allied to most of the world.
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Flat earthers
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Just to point out that, despite what a lot of people strongly believe, the Moon does not move in the sky at the same speed as the Sun. So they both can be visible at once, or neither.