I don't see how someone couldn't make you forget something and then remind you at the time they deem is right. I mean the point of this image is the mystery and I think that would be myterious enough.

thank mr skeltal

Just watched that episode for the first time and somehow it didn't even occur to me

I hear that's been an issue of debate in the Vatican since around the 70s and one of the cardinals is very keen on summoning a council to settle it.

I don't know how to read that, so just take my upvote and pray we don't meet again.

My bad

Here in europe both are taught in elementary school.

Edit: spelling

This is a pradox though. If the scientist succeeded then the machine isn't really using sarcasm and if they haven't then it's lying.

Shouldn't a woman and a man with the same height, weight, and body-muscle percentage be basically identical in terms of athleticism or am I wrong?

I mean, that's what happens in the episode with the theatre.

Isn't that what a password-manager should solve?

The fact that my first reaction to this was shouting "fuck you" internally probably just reenforces the idea that short people get aggressive about their height.

I like this. It's not really helpful in the sense that it seems almost as hard as being perfect yourself, but nonetheless it's possible, contrary to the alternative.

ruuuude

Don't get fooled, that's called stockholm syndrome.

If that's the case why change the tires? Why not just remove the clamps?

And I removed the "the" in much the same way.

I hate this picture so damn much. It's so obvious how this wouldn't work, yet people have been reposting this for ages.

I can't agree. For one cars as basically all things carry an artistic value and besides that one of applied arts. They can in fact look pretty nice. Not agreeing with the things cars stand for or the damage they cause is one thing (and one that I actually support) but saying all cars are ugly seems a bit of an exaggeration.

I know you're all excited because you just understood the "correlation does not equal causation" principle, but "being religious" generally means being christian in english and I think you are just refusing to see that.