Or just ask questions instead of trying to chime in. If you’re unfamiliar with a subject then you should be listening, not talking.
Or just ask questions instead of trying to chime in. If you’re unfamiliar with a subject then you should be listening, not talking.
It is always better to admit when you don’t know something, than to make up bullshit. Always.
I wish the USA had an equivalent to OBE.
Right. They’re a lot of things, but stupid isn’t one of those things.
David J. Darling, renown astrophysicist, proposed that we are actually God, capital G. That we evolve into a universal collective God consciousness and reach back through time to create ourselves.
I’m pretty sure if God is upset at anyone, it’s the people claiming he’s upset at drag queens. But that’s just my own limited understanding, and I do not claim to know the mind of God.
Yes, she’s one of the main characters. She has a pretty interesting storyline throughout the show.
There are a lot bad games out there, and not everyone likes every type of game. So try highly rated games from various categories. Just be aware that video gaming consumes a lot of time that you could use for productivity in other areas of your life. I play video games pretty regularly, but I also turn it off when it seems excessive.
How soon does it need to be administered and do ambulances keep it on hand?
Ah okay. At the end of the movie they show Bambi as a beautiful fully grown stag, like he’s the king of the forest.
I watched Picard too, based on the advice of a friend. It started out seeming pretty promising, and just kept getting worse, all the way to the end.
It’s not actually Star Trek, but the Orville is the best Trek that has been made since DS9. It starts pretty campy and stupid, but it gets really good! They back off the jokes and goofiness, and start making an impactful show after a few episodes. I may have fast forwarded through parts of episode two, but I’m so glad that I stuck with the show. You sound like your tastes align with mine, and I highly advise watching The Orville, and giving it a chance to find its footing.
That’s a wild line of extrapolation.
You pull away from the object touching your hair, so I don’t think it would lead to worse injuries. I suppose it could set someone up better using fents and jabs.
So by that logic, a boxer who shaves his head will take harder hits!
Probably! I knew there was another subject mentioned, but couldn’t remember what it was, so I didn’t mention it. Now that you said the periodic table, I’m certain that was the second subject mentioned.
We would probably fist fight then, because I’d level it without saying anything, and if you set it back crooked, I would throw it on the ground.
This is when you set it relative to the rest of the unleveled stuff in your view to make it look level.
The giant antlers at the end didn’t give it away?
You know more than me then. I was just irresponsibly repeating a headline I saw on Lemmy yesterday
The First Law series.