I wonder if it was inspired by the columnar jointing formations you can find in Iceland?

It made me laugh when it was in response to someone getting mad at me after arguing, but occasionally I’d make a highly upvoted comment that was related to being trans or gay and then get them, and that pissed me off. It’s not possible to prove that’s what happened without access to server logs of course, but I for sure wasn’t talking about being depressed or suicidal or anything like that on Reddit, and it was suspicious at minimum.

I always knew I had won an argument when they stopped replying and I got the Reddit cares message. If the ‘report abuse’ link that was in those messages ever led to consequences I never saw it.

How many restaurants even have 67 or more menu items that you can select by number? This seems like a very niche ‘problem’ for the news to be concerned over

Me, skipping the mullet phase because I grew up in the 90s when everyone had rat tails and mullets: 😎

Just don’t ask about how much gel I used in my hair when I first transitioned…

I think red-capped would be a good name too! In general I’m a fan of birds having as many common names as makes sense, haha

There also seems to be a distinct lack of meaning for life for the wealthy. Any changes they could effect with their money means they wouldn’t have the money anymore, so they stop caring about any problems their money could fix (which is a lot of them). Ultimately leading to complete callousness over human suffering.

Red-bellied is completely accurate, you just normally don’t see the belly:

Red-headed was already taken:

From what I understand the artists that made Evangelion moved on or retired a long time ago, which is probably part of why the studio hadn’t made anything as culturally relevant since the 00s.

Yeah, it’s from an infamously terrible Chinese bootleg of Revenge of the Sith, which they translated as “Backstroke of the West”.

Holy shit, I’d completely forgotten the origin of that meme.

Maybe neither are wrong, and as a society we also subject children to physically dangerous sports that can cause lifelong injuries. Both suck, and not being able to do something because of illness or hardship is painful to accept.

It’s also indicative of problems in the ways it’s acceptable to teach and raise children: their self worth as humans shouldn’t be predicated on how well they perform, they shouldn’t be subjected to intense pressure to achieve academically and/or athletically, and the illnesses/injuries they encountered as a result of these pressures should have been treated preventatively instead of reactively.

The parents of one of Jesse Butler’s alleged victims

If he was convicted surely this is legally a victim, no alleged about it?? (If the video explains this I didn’t see it, I don’t watch articles)

I’ve seen and picked up describing Rimworld as Dwarf Fortress for babies (positive). Sometimes I want a baby game! Like, 1000+ hours of a baby game. Don’t judge me.

When you’re done with a conversation it spews acid and fire?

Chris Stringer, a human evolution specialist at the Natural History Museum, said fossils from Britain and Spain suggest the inhabitants of Barnham were early Neanderthals whose cranial features and DNA point to growing cognitive and technological sophistication.

Neat!

I’d be really interested in states pursuing lawsuits over this on SNAP/EBT grounds, if nothing else. Not sure about all states, but in California you can pay for food on Instacart with EBT. Changing the price based on consumer data leaves that wide open for exploiting poor people to get more government money.

Very ‘They Live,’ nice.

‘I hate your ass, but call me if you need anything’ is relatable.

We’re actually doing pretty good right now, drought wise! Over 80% of California isn’t considered in a drought, and what is in a drought is at the lowest level (D0, abnormally dry).

So, theoretically, this year shouldn’t be particularly terrifying during the Santa Anas.