We have two brothers. Their names are Rocky and Rambeaux.
We call Rocky "Rockity Pockity Man" and Rambeaux is "Rambles Wambles Tambles Mambles."
Dogs on their way to eat pure uranium (you didn't actually give them permission, but they thought you did)
Come now, you rich people, weep and wail for the miseries that are coming to you. Your riches have rotted, and your clothes are moth-eaten. Your gold and silver have rusted, and their rust will be evidence against you, and it will eat your flesh like fire. You have laid up treasure during the last days. Listen! The wages of the laborers who mowed your fields, which you kept back by fraud, cry out, and the cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord of hosts. You have lived on the earth in luxury and in pleasure; you have nourished your hearts in a day of slaughter. You have condemned and murdered the righteous one, who does not resist you.
James 5:1-6
God is the all-powerful creator of the universe, all of the black holes and quasars, all of the laws of physics, the architect of the very Beginning and End of All Things... but He is in constant danger of destruction by a bunch of hippies and nerds.
Yeah, transfusion is hot garbage.
Corruption gets good when the staff gives you plenty of reason to dump a bunch of upgrades into it.
The Wand of Corruption almost breaks the game when it's combined with the mage's staff. You corrupt an enemy, he goes off and kills somebody, you gain experience, you upgrade your staff, rinse and repeat. When you can turn every enemy into a thrall the game becomes almost trivial.
Collapsible metal chopsticks in a little carrying case. I use them all the time and I paid less than $10 for them.
Which sure makes this pretty awkward
especially considering that it's pretty good for a macro.
I'm out of the loop. Is this ball balancing image a political metaphor with which I'm not familiar, or is this just demonstrating the weird arbitrary limitations put on AI image generators?
Word Crimes for taking a song about dubious consent and changing it into a legitimately educational song.
They got her early. She had a few solid credits to her name when she did Iron Man 2, but the smart MCU move at that point was to recruit young-ish talent and get them signed on for multi-movie contracts relatively cheap. Hopefully what we all get out of that sort of arrangement is that talented actors make enough MCU money to go off and do whatever out-there artsy stuff that creatively appeals to them and fosters their talents, rather than having to plug away in garbage movies just to pay the bills.
Three German engineers at the very peak of giddy anticipation about to introduce their crowning achievement to a cheering crowd:
Humans are almost unique in the animal kingdom in needing C-sections, due to our overdeveloped brains being almost, and occasionally slightly, too big for our birth canals.
Wolves and most functional dog breeds give birth with no issue at all.
It's mostly bulldogs and other wide-headed breeds that need assistance, which sounds to me like breeders going way too far on the wide head / narrow hips route of trait selection.
A quick search suggests that the average American uses about 1.3 pounds of honey per year. If I'm 40 years old, and guess that I might live to be 80, that's only 52 pounds of honey, which I could easily buy in bulk. Honey doesn't expire, and even assuming the price doesn't skyrocket from bee die-offs, inflation alone will make the price go up over time.
Does it make sense to buy all the rest of the honey I'll ever need for the rest of my life, right now?
Try Wudbeiser, the best-selling beer on the moon!
Prompt used for this image
Atompunk space age full-page advertisement realistic illustration 1950s America of a man in a retrofuturistic astronaut spacesuit smiling and holding up a tall glass of foamy beer
Theme
The future, a place where all of us will live! New technologies will continue to improve life for all, as we master the atom, the electroradio wave, and the magnetic storage tape! And wherever we go on Earth, OR BEYOND, we will bring the marvels of capitalism, and the wondrous products it provides!
Capture the golden age of advertising and the atomic age. The technology of the fifties and sixties, extrapolated into the future, and used to sell you something you may or may not need.
Good luck, and most importantly, have fun!
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Morpheus from The Matrix holds two options, in the Red Pill / Blue Pill scene. On the left is a sign which reads "Fragile Unstable Top." On the right is a sign which reads "Support Bottom."
Mine installed a pegboard in the pantry. It's incredibly useful for hanging up pots and pans.
Why would such a group of people volunteer to rewrite the budget without any oversight or accountability? There's no possible benefit to themselves! They must be such giving, selfless souls!
How long has this person been so old yet so young, so masculine yet so feminine??