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NotAPreppie t1_je9cbnm wrote
Reply to comment by Girlfriend_of_Gozer in Christopher Lambert and Isabelle Adjani in Luc Besson's 1985 classic "Subway." by JerseyWiseguy
He's got that pronounced brow ridge that makes him look particularly Neolithic.
NotAPreppie t1_je86o3r wrote
They are in some parts of the world.
But, presumably wherever you live, they don't simply by convention.
NotAPreppie t1_jdh5w54 wrote
Yah, that was a cinematic suppository as all Uwe Boll's movies are.
NotAPreppie t1_jd7h09y wrote
For some reason, I'm imagining you look like Princess Teabeanie from Disenchanent.
NotAPreppie t1_jbpw9bw wrote
Reply to comment by kp33ze in La Niña, which worsens Atlantic hurricanes and Western droughts, is gone by LifeTableWithChairs
About half way done.
Give or take.
NotAPreppie t1_jbptik2 wrote
Reply to comment by kp33ze in La Niña, which worsens Atlantic hurricanes and Western droughts, is gone by LifeTableWithChairs
add half a decade
NotAPreppie t1_jbpaplh wrote
Reply to comment by randall311 in La Niña, which worsens Atlantic hurricanes and Western droughts, is gone by LifeTableWithChairs
Early 79
NotAPreppie t1_jboyhvl wrote
Reply to comment by Give_me_grunion in La Niña, which worsens Atlantic hurricanes and Western droughts, is gone by LifeTableWithChairs
I think the issue is if the rate of change doesn't slow down, we are fucked.
Like, change is inevitable and big, complicated systems can react to slow changes but fall apart with fast changes.
NotAPreppie t1_jbolyc0 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in La Niña, which worsens Atlantic hurricanes and Western droughts, is gone by LifeTableWithChairs
If I've learned anything in my 44 trips around the sun it's that everything related to climate and weather is bad.
NotAPreppie t1_jb4k72o wrote
We are so heading towards the Kessler Syndrome...
NotAPreppie t1_jab7jpe wrote
Reply to comment by GoldenTurkeyFeet in What’s the best album to listen too when you’re pissed off? by GoldenTurkeyFeet
That whole album is pretty angry but Bad Habit is probably the most.
NotAPreppie t1_jab3lzk wrote
Smash by The Offspring
Specifically Bad Habit
NotAPreppie t1_ja75j3q wrote
The last time this happened, there was a dwarf, a magician, and an accountant in the room. Not sure how were getting out of it this time.
NotAPreppie t1_j9t8zcy wrote
Reply to comment by MonoGreenFanBoy in Boris Johnson calls on UK to 'break the ice' by sending fighter jets to Ukraine - and warns China against 'historic mistake' by R1ckCrypto
I doubt he'd advocate for sending fighter jets if he were still PM.
Being a spectator gives you much greater freedom to advocate for various things.
Also, he's bucking for NATO leadership role.
NotAPreppie t1_j9evkke wrote
Reply to comment by AutoModerator in [WP] There's a monster under your bed. Your parent offers you a Monster Manual, for there is no greater weapon than knowledge. So which monster is it? by ChaoticNeutralDragon
Well, clearly it needs to be the One-Eyed, One-Horned, Flying Purple-People Eater.
Not to be confused with the One-Eyed, One-Horned, Flying, Purple People-Eater.
One comes in a variety of colors and eats Purple People, while the other is purple but is not picky about the color of its food.
NotAPreppie t1_j7mmep1 wrote
Reply to We’re Recursion and we’re using AI to decode biology and industrialize drug discovery! by ShakeNBakeGibson
Is it true that to understand recursion you must first understand recursion?
NotAPreppie t1_j7e8rds wrote
Reply to comment by ECatPlay in Understanding that deuterium and tritium are simply isotopes of hydrogen, is there an equivalent periodic table that shows all known elements and their isotopes? by [deleted]
I still have this book from my nuclear chemistry class almost a decade ago.
NotAPreppie t1_j79xxml wrote
Reply to comment by Moscato359 in A student needed medical care and a home. His teachers adopted him. by JeffR47
Yup.
NotAPreppie t1_j796ndz wrote
Reply to comment by pbxtech in A student needed medical care and a home. His teachers adopted him. by JeffR47
Not in Uncle Sam's 'Murica... he has to pull himself up by his bootstraps and build the next Amazon or Apple in his garage.
NotAPreppie t1_j6skjri wrote
Reply to comment by spinderlinder in TIL The Super Bowl can generate anywhere from $230 million to $475 million in economic impact for host cities. by BrainInYourButt
I mean, doesn't everything these days?
NotAPreppie t1_j6mdzj4 wrote
Reply to comment by NoLiveTv2 in eli5: Why do most airlines still use 2-pin audio jacks for the in-flight entertainment systems on their planes? by JJGLC92
I remember this, as well.
And now we're in /r/FuckImOld territory.
NotAPreppie t1_j5jbsbf wrote
Reply to comment by WeDriftEternal in ELI5: How come some commercials will mention the competition by name but others use generic terms like “leading brand”? by OmarBarksdale
They also call out “leading brand” to obfuscate who they are comparing their product to.
Harbor Freight did (does?) this with their Hercules brand or Bauer brands (forget which). The comparison images on the package make you think they’re comparing them to Dewalt or Milwaukee. However, if you read the fine print, they’re actually comparing to their other low-end in-house brand.
Edit: https://youtu.be/3ZfYF9aIO7U?t=2467
(language warning, dude's pretty foul-mouthed).
NotAPreppie t1_j2e526h wrote
/r/Incorgnito
NotAPreppie t1_j2e36j7 wrote
Swear to doG, if I were a wizard in the HP world, my wand would probably be made of the same crappy balsa as the complimentary chopsticks and have a core of Moon Moon hair…
NotAPreppie t1_je9csnc wrote
Reply to Christopher Lambert and Isabelle Adjani in Luc Besson's 1985 classic "Subway." by JerseyWiseguy
A lot of people point to Highlander as "peak Lambert" but I really think it's Mean Guns.