Nah, get some topsider shoes or penny loafers, khaki shorts, woven leather belt, a golf shirt and some aviator sunglasses. Then load that bad boy up with any and all cards you can find. Stuff it until the calfskin is warped and about ready to burst. Then shove it in your back pocket and sit on it for several decades. Ignore any contrary advice from orthopedics.
Thanks. That puts me on the right track.
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I get the reference to the original meme. I don’t understand the EM spectrum component, though.
Can you reach out to the group and see if anyone has a good skooma connection?
No, the article says the rules afford suit material based on factors including 3D modeling of their crotch (not joking). Some athletes are injecting hyaluronic acid to temporarily bulk up their bulges during measurement to gain more suit material and potentially lift, like a flying squirrel.
Not even scams and advertisers?
The “Five Eyes” concept has to be the dumbest, most transparent example of the “I’m not touching you” defense to charges of constitution circumvention.
It’s not too bad if you put it on octuple speed and watch it while doing some chores.
Not to mention that Santa is a prolific home-wrecker, as millions of children have witnessed him making out with one of their parents’ partners.
Probably the weirdest thing to me about Thanksgiving is that it wasn’t even remotely real in the sense of being founded on a historically coherent event. Perhaps this is just the nature of mythology. Thanksgiving was a religious fasting ritual at the time. Sharing a meal with indigenous people was a coincidence during a harvest festival, which isn’t exclusive to any one religion or even spirituality at all. It’s two, entirely unrelated things that got crammed into a single tradition because they occur roughly during the same season. Also, there was a lot of ethnic cleansing before and after, but that doesn’t go well with primary school history class, so let’s leave that bit out.
They’re definitely up to something, building their underground bunkers like power-addled billionaires.
I just saw it again this week, too!
It sounds like he learned two new languages. That’s several years right there. He mastered the piano at a professional level at a late age. That’s nearly impossible for most people, and would take a decade or so.
He has an intimate knowledge of every single person in the entire town, such that he can effortlessly rattle off the entire life history of any one of them. That’s at least another ten years. More importantly, he’s able to predict what people would do in different situations. He didn’t just memorize the routine of the town and everyone in it, he memorized most of the variations of the routines. That’s information orders of magnitude larger than just the history of everyone in the town and their actions in a single day. He was there for a long time. 1000 years isn’t unreasonable.
Still, we only see his experiences for a few days. It’s possible that was the intent of the writers and director, but at a certain, point it doesn’t matter, because art is as much about what the audience perceives as what the author intended, perhaps more so as time goes on. I think it’s safe to assume he was there for at least hundreds of years in the cannon of that story. We just see his first day, his last day and a few days scattered in between among the myriad of those during his time loop internment.
That’s a little unfair. We also adjust our clocks forward one hour.
A republican woman candidate at this point would be interesting. I imagine her having to occasionally pander to the tradwife stereotype, Katie Britt style, with a little bit of Mom’s Old Fashioned Robot Oil and maybe some Martha Stewart mixed in. We got a little preview with Sarah Palin. I wonder what the think tanks learned from that.
That’s an interesting take. What do feel is the goal in this situation?
I know this is probably a mundane engineering thing, but it sounds like a ramp up to a Black Mirror episode. We just need some kind of social commentary. Maybe the waste energy secretly contain MacGuff-ons, a known chrono-hazard. Only the poorest people will use it, for lack of alternative?
That figure is missing some zeros if it intends to be effective.
Yeah, they should be able to have a little necromancy, you know, as a treat.
Imagine if they get hold of artificial organs, and then they ship-of-Theseus people until their consciousness controls a fully artificial body. Unable to die, drowning in medical debt, the dead labor on. I bet that would generate a lot of value for stakeholders.