Imagine if we could just eat and sustain ourselves with uranium.

One single GRAM has enough calories for a human to live for about 28,000 years.

I dunno, man. I liked all the other shows from the get go except for parks and rec (season 1 was bad). Going like 3 seasons and deciding to stop watching… Prolly just not going to do it for me.

I didn’t think I actually watch a lot of TV, but fuck me, I’ve seen pretty much every episode of every one of these shows, minus Brooklyn 99. Made it like 3 seasons and got bored with it.

Most of them pictured aren’t even French cut.

First time?

Obviously not something the Dude would do, but I might try this.

So if I’m walking towards my house after giving one a ride I can’t tell her to come on in?

The Dude is both chill, and poor. Not everyone has coffee liqueur and creamer money. He makes do with what’s around and he’s happy about it.

I don’t use the fingerprint scanner cause cops can force you to unlock your phone by fingerprint, but not by pin or pattern.

Lol. Dude. If you think green screens and CGI weren’t super easy to recognize back in the 80’s, you need to go watch some old movies that used it.

Also, yeah, Tron released 2 years earlier and had some CGI. There was even CGI way before Tron in movies. When I say there was no CGI, I’m saying there was no CGI that could fool even a 6 year old into thinking an animal was jumping off of a cliff.

As for the green screen thing… Bless your little soul.

You quite obviously don’t have much of an understanding about how Bluetooth, DAC’s, bitrates, or latency work. You are right about latency not mattering for audio, at least. You can also compensate for the lag in video’s if if available. It isn’t on most streaming services, so the audio just stays a bit off. You can’t do anything about it in games, with a few quasi exceptions. Some headphones will have a “game mode” to lower the latency down so it isn’t as noticeable, but this is accomplished by lowering the bit rate even further. In other words it cuts the audio quality down so it has to send and read less data in order to convert it faster. Even with the crappier audio there’s still noticeable lag.

The best pair of BT headphones is still incapable of the sound quality that wired ones have. Plus the latency that even the best that Bluetooth has to offer, plus the fact that an aux port is virtually indestructible, and even if you managed to break it, you can still plug your phone in to charge or transfer data. USB C ports aren’t as hearty and if you mess it up with it being plugged in while walking around with it in your pocket, your phone is then kinda fucked.

Used for a bigger battery? Lol. OP has never taken a phone apart. Aux port might get you another 20mah. Out of that 4,415mah battery.

Snopes can leave things unsecured all they want, but the footage of what happened to the cats and dogs is proof. There wasn’t any CGI in 1986 and the abusive and stressful situations they did to them was obviously real. But yes, it was Japan instead of China.

https://youtu.be/06jP6yqWEXE

I checked. It was Japan and not China, but the relevancy is that the US in the 80’s wouldn’t have been allowed to throw a cat off a cliff or get ones pay bitten by a lobster or tossed in a river. Snopes not confirming anything is irrelevant, since there’s actual footage of this stuff happening. Do you have a stress free way of throwing a kitten off of a cliff?

https://youtu.be/06jP6yqWEXE

“here. Get bit by this lobster”

Oh, damn. I just made this same comment before scrolling down further and seeing yours.

Come to find out the whole thing was filmed in China.

Go watch Milo and Otis again. Holy shit. They through a fucking kitten off a cliff.

After doing some wtf research, the thing was filmed in China. Those poor kittens and puppies.

*Threw

You filthy casual.

I should have taken pictures I guess, but I watched an Amish family take their horse and buggy down to the lake. The buggy had a boat trailer attached with an old ski boat (gas motor and all) being pulled. They went out cruising on the lake.