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being a kid and hearing adults say stuff like "woah 2011 was 4 years ago haha" didn't really convey the fucking horror of a youtube video crossing my recommended labelled "9 years ago" and it's from 2017. that's not true. 9 years ago is 2010 or something. don't lie.
i love writing out numbers and then putting them in parentheses like "one (1)" even when i dont need to i think its funny
if you vote me for president i vow to make everything the ocean again. no more land only ocean. this will solve all of our problems and replace them with new, far more interesting problems
btw it's so fucking stupid you can be anxious physically in your body even after you've decided mentally you don't care. I'm supposed to be in charge here

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if infinite monkeys on typewriters will eventually write shakespeare then surely 100 million americans with pistols will eventually successfully assassinate the us president
It's always "hail Mary, full of Grace" and never "Eva, the first woman, whose sins cast humanity away from Eden (but humanity found it's place out there)".
Anyway, Eva Stratt, you did everything correctly, you made the wrong choice, humanity is alive because of your determination, the most woman ever. They coul never make me pin your morals down as 'good' or 'bad'.
I've been re-visiting Project Hail Mary and all I can think of is what was going through the heads of the scientists during the final few days up to the launch?
Firstly, they would have had to grapple with the explosion. It wasn't just DuBois and Shapiro. There were 14 other scientists there. 14 of their colleges lost. They are days away from launch and have just lost so many. And they lost probably their most important astronauts. Yes, the others required but it's the science officers who are the ones expected to find the solution and save Earth. And they are both gone. There is no time.
Then they hear that there is a new option. Dr Grace. That news would cause mixed emotions for everyone. They now have a chance. But at the same time, its Grace. The human core of this project. Stratt can't be emotional, can't be overly supportive of their work but Grace can and is. He's their guy.
Imagine Dr Lamai and her crew of doctors, being told to go to their medical center. Being told that Grace has agreed but since he hasn't trained for the initial take off, they all agreed he would be induced into a coma early to make the transition to space easier. They arrive at the medical bay, expecting to see Grace there. Ready to give him their thanks for what he's doing. Instead, they find Grace already unconscious. They find armed guards around him. No one says anything but they all see the handcuffs securing him to the bed. They do a quick medical checkup. There is not much they can do to prevent any possible problems. If he has wisdom teeth or his appendix, there is no time to fix that. But they do their best. They all try to ignore the nasty bruising on his back in the shape of handprints, the dirt and blood under his fingernails. The clear signs of a fight.
Carl stands over them at all times but, they all notice, he won't look any of them in the eye. And as they induce the coma, they are all horribly aware that this is not right. That a willing participant doesn't need to be tied down. Doesn't need to be beaten. But they do what they are told, send a now comatose Grace on his way.
Later the remaining scientists gather to watch the launch. They see Yao and Ilyukhina getting ready to walk into the shuttle. They both look drawn. Haunted. Not the heroes they are. And the space beside them that should have held a third person is like a gaping wound. Because they know what is happening. But no one can stop it.
The shuttle launches, the mission begins. The remaining scientists who stayed to see this to the end watch as the Hail Mary moves further and further from Earth until she is gone. And the whispers start. One of Lamai's team talks, asks questions and it spreads like wildfire.
Dr Lokken, who everyone knew hated Grace, is the loudest voice. She wants to know the truth. Wants justice for the man who she may hate but who she respects more and who didn't deserve this.
Stratt is arrested. Its performative, they all know it. She is the scapegoat for the world. The fall guy to justify abhorrent behaviours. But in the minds of many, there is only one crime she is guilty of.
Lokken fights to get her convicted of murder. Because that's what it was. It doesn't stick but it doesn't really matter. Stratt is sentenced to life without parole. Lokken and the rest of team try to find comfort in it.
They gave the Earth a chance. They can absolve themselves of Yao and Ilyukhina's deaths. They were willing. And the life of one man is trivial compared to the world. But in the cold nights of waiting, to see if the Beetles ever return, they all have to grapple with the knowledge that Earth turned on one of their best. And they were all complicit in murder.
big day for barbie fans, one is already uploadedΒ
Sometimes there's an elaborate bit, and then you commit to it and put a lot of time into creating something with it, pick up a new hobby or two... anyway. Here's Gatsby Great The
Wow people really liked this, or were at least confused by it!
Here's a digital copy of it, along with a plaintext version, prepared-to-bind version, and the cover.
Free to use, go wild. Gatsby is in the public domain after all<3 Just don't claim as your own y'all know how this goes right
i forgot to put it in the original, but when I went to fedex to pick up the pages, the employee said,
"If only there was an efficient way to read The Great Gatsby"

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It's like when you go to Antarctica and have to get your appendix removed
Grace making huge advencements in the Eridian medical field.
Turns out there's a childhood disease to the tune of measles that erodes the carapace, and the first symptom shows up about a week before any actual damage is caused.
Grace comments to Rocky that one of his students seems to be turning oxidisation-green. About a week later that student has to be hospitalised for this illness.
Eridian scientists realise pretty quick that Grace can detect the illness long before any of their equipment can, and when caught that early it is much, much easier and safer to treat.
Not only is Grace celebrated in the scientific field for his knowledge and for his part in saving the world, he becomes a beacon of hope for doctors and parents and children on Erid.
Chapter 2, in which Grace achieves a chemistry-linguistics breakthrough.
Still based on @neutronian and @vonlipwig conversation and amazing pun!

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bought a zucchini and the clerk trying to key it in was like Iβm so sorry can you tell me what this is. brother never be sorry for having an inquisitive mind
Bought artichokes in a brand-new, first-ever supermarket in a small town in Michigan in 1989. Clerk asked us what they were, we said artichokes. Next time we bought artichokes there we got the same clerk, who remembered what they were called, but.... "So, um, how do you eat one? I peeled and peeled and there was nothing left!" We explained how to cook and eat an artichoke. This was pre-internet, just to remind you: you had to know it, find it in a library book, or ask someone.
Third time we bought artichokes, she said, "It was good!"
She was an inquisitive and intelligent person. She recognized what she didn't know, she asked questions, she remembered what she was told, and she identified a resource for learning more.
No one is born knowing how to eat an artichoke. It's certainly not intuitive! A very stupid vegetable, clearly eaten first by someone exceptionally hungry and then bred to be slightly easier to eat.
usa: you do not need to go to the post office to mail a package
you can order priority mail shipping boxes and envelopes in any size from store.usps.com for free. if you do not have a printer, you can buy them with the postage already paid on them. the postal service will deliver these boxes to your house. you can pack your item into the box at home, then go back to usps.com and schedule a time for the mailman to pick the package up from your house. this is also free. you do not have to visit the post office at any point in this process. if you use flat rate mailers you also do not need to weigh anything.
i have to explain this to people about 20 times a year, no joke. it is some sort of anti post office conspiracy that everyone thinks you have to buy shipping boxes and then drive to the post office and stand in line to mail things. you do not. shipping mailers and boxes are 100% free. priority mail service or above (and prices are now adjusted to the point that its usually pointless not to use priority mail) entitles you to a free pickup, and if you have even one priority mail package to ship, you can ask for all your other packages to be picked up on the same trip too.
if you are shipping JUST books, use Media Mail. its very cheap