Here is a Stranger things Au Where Dylan is actively rescuing and dating 3 monsters (Hiw Some people described them) Demo Steve, werewolf Billy and KAS Eddie.
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Here is a Stranger things Au Where Dylan is actively rescuing and dating 3 monsters (Hiw Some people described them) Demo Steve, werewolf Billy and KAS Eddie.

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ドミノのプチパンケーキ // PETITE PANCAKES Tried a new dessert from Domino’s Japan! They’re very nice. I wouldn’t have called these guys pancakes, but the menu says they’re Belgian. My husband was reminded of the munker his Norwegian family relatives make. (I went to look up the spelling and Wikipedia says that munker are better known as the Danish food æbleskiver, so now he gets to be indignant about that.) Anyway, you can add “maple sauce” for ¥30, but we are New England snobs with our own very nice maple syrup so no thanks, but they’re even good with just their lemony sauce and powdered sugar!
Les boules derrière les lignes horizontales sont toutes de la même couleur. According to AI, the Munker illusion is a visual phenomenon where the perceived color of an object is influenced by the colors of the surrounding objects or lines. It occurs when stripes of different colors pass over a central color. Despite the central color being the same throughout, the surrounding colors can make it appear different. This illusion highlights the significant impact of surrounding context on color perception.
Ça s'appelle l'illusion de Munker 🎨 : David Novick