“It’s like putting a serving of chips into a bowl rather than eating straight from the bag!” She muffled over bites and crinkling wrappers.
“It’s like putting a serving of chips into a bowl rather than eating straight from the bag!” She muffled over bites and crinkling wrappers.
I had no idea they forbid email addresses.
Yes. The difference being that it was due to circumstances that devastated the population.
Complete achromatopsia is normally a very rare condition, and its prevalence on the island has been traced back to a population bottleneck in 1775 after a catastrophic typhoon swept through the island, leaving only about 20 survivors.
There are now 250 people on the island, and…
the disorder is now prevalent in almost 10% of the population, with a further 30% being unaffected carriers.
So ~25 people have it, and another ~75 are carriers.
Jesus H Christ
Cathode. Ray. Tube. 🤘
To remove the VESA mount adapter, it’s the same action but a little more tricky since the shape of the adapter is awkward so a long/skinny tool is needed to reach the curved notch-bit.
The picture below shows the adapter before it’s been installed, but I wanted to show where you’d press/pry in the case that you’re trying to remove it as well (again, for future me too, hah!)
Not sure why the photo isn’t showing up in the original post for me, but here it is in case you can’t see it either:
That new-package dopamine hits different with a new head
Interesting:
The term was coined by comic book fan (and later writer) Gail Simone in 1999, named after an incident in Green Lantern vol. 3 #54 (1994), written by Ron Marz.
The story includes a scene in which the title hero, Kyle Rayner, comes home to his apartment to find that the villain Major Force had killed Rayner’s girlfriend, Alexandra DeWitt, and stuffed her into a refrigerator.
It describes a trend that Simone had recognized in comic book stories where female characters would be killed, maimed, sexually assaulted, depowered, or would experience other “life-derailing tragedies” disproportionately more often than male characters.
She also emphasized that while male superheroes typically experience noble deaths or resurrection, the violence against superheroines is most often for shock value and has permanent consequences.
Thank you. I only saw the first video and was a little disappointed that the artist didn’t really showcase the deeper notes. The second video was superb!!
My rice cooker is the cockroach of timekeeping. It was unplugged for almost a year and the clock was still on and accurate when I pulled it out of storage.
I wish I was like six-foot-nine
So I can get with Leoshi
'Cause she don’t know me
But, yo, she’s really fine
crowd goes wild
Thought I was having an aneurysm. Nope, an “ice pick headache”. It happens all of a sudden – for me, at my temple for 10 seconds – and then goes away.
If I don’t comment after this, please send help.
I put BBQ sauce and green olives. How about you?