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Update #1713 from SBIRS GEO-5 (TALENT-KEYHOLE) 1. Cyborg Girlfriends 2. Silent 5G 3. Rogue Prison of Molasses
just got an idea for a banger couples shirts design

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I’ve got a lot of Thoughts(tm) about The Odyssey at the moment, but damnit Blum I’m an archer, not a film critic, so here’s something in my lane!
Also it's one of my pet peeves when there's something that doesn't take that much time or work with modern machinery, but I can't grasp how it was done before industrialisation, despite of knowing full well that it definitely predates steam engines as a practice. And then when I try to ask about it, people are like "duh it's obviously done with machines these days, do you people seriously think that the rest of the world is still in the stone age" like I KNOW, but I am working under the assumption that your ancestors were also busy people with a shit ton of work to do and seven kids to raise on top of that.
People of Ye Olden Times didn't do things the hard and shitty way because they were morally superior, they did things the way they did because that was the easiest way to do it back then. They didn't have a faster way to do it, and when you can do four things slowly or seven things fast, and you've got 14 tasks to do every day, you do what you must the fastest and most efficiently you can without ruining it.
"They were doing things the hard way because they were better than you (and you don't understand why because your generation is lazy)" isn't the answer I need when I ask "why the fuck did they bother to do that thing like that". What I'm asking is "what kind of a fucking situation were they living in where doing it like that was the easiest way to go about doing that task?
children kept dying and that's why they had so many
also adults died a lot too
sick/pregnant people had to work and go back to working right after delivery
smth like 14hr shifts minimum
there was a lot of poor people who'd work for any pay
this is about the industrial revolution right?
This is about me not understanding why people started making pierogi.
China.
They got dumplings from China (probably some variation of Jiaozi from people traveling through the Kievan Rus or from the silk road) and wanted to make more. Dumplings are kind of universally a good food because it's a really good way to transport food that you intend to eat while traveling. Thats why people started making pierogi.
Re-creating my first webcomic from 12 years ago, "Hair Expectations vs Reality."
I can't help but feel all kinds of emotions after re-visiting the original comic: the one that started it all. A lot has changed since then, and I feel so fortunate to still create art and tell stories for a living. Thanks for your support, and sticking around for so long ❤️
Check out the other versions:
2014 (OG)
2020 (6 year anniversary)
Robin Williams, July 21, 1951 - August 11, 2014.
Photo by Bonnie Schiffman.
Remembering Robin
LEGO X-Files advert
Gillian Anderson, snapping on latex gloves: ....
I miss that sound >.>
Me:

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Apologizing to his fellow congressmen after he fumbled the wooden handle for the fifth time in a row, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson was observed struggling to hold his speaker gavel Tuesday while wearing anti-masturbation mitts. “The House will come to order—oops, hold on, one minute,” said the Louisiana Republican, appearing to perspire heavily as the mallet once again slipped from his hands, which were trapped inside two heavily padded, leather-bound gloves that reportedly deliver an electric shock anytime he attempts to touch his genitals.
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Have you experienced the Tetris Effect in any way?
Have you experienced the Tetris Effect in any way?
Yes
No
The Tetris effect occurs when someone dedicates substantial time, effort, and concentration to an activity and thereby alters their thoughts, dreams, and other experiences not directly linked to said activity.
Oh? Do you mean when I dreamed in Java code? Or when I solved several homework calculus problems in my dreams, woke up, wrote the solutions out, turned it in and passed? Or how about when I dreamed in Operating System? How about that? Is that what you're talking about?
Because if you are, then the answer is yes. At least I didn't have to take chemistry courses. I hate dreaming in balancing reactions.

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