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6·2 days agoThree 64 year old kids hunting a single 0.5m³ egg over a 12-by-8 metre garden
You need an area modifier for normally thin undergrowth clamped to a base, where multiplying would be too powerful. So you add as a general bonus to the area
The top right one looks like a rare coprolite
4·2 days agoAh cheers, found it - game where people kick each other in the groin
Rochambeaued
Hah exactly!
*wikipedia’s that term, finds some French general, nothing significant about his death*
Yeah, good reference!
brilliant photoshop
I mean there are white arabs/people in that area, but yeah very selective in their portrayal of christ
1·3 days agoThat’s about what you pay in Germany. You have to X hours driving at night, Y hours daytime, Z hours on the motorway.
Something like 60+ hours in total, for 45€ a lesson. 3000€ minimum.
Plus you have to attend something like 20 mandatory theory lessons, and they’re usually scattered all around the place due to availability, and there’s a fine if you miss a single one.
Learning from parents is not really allowed, you have to prove you went to a driving school before you do the test.
Only the English and Swiss have the luxury of turning up on the day sans proof of training. Explains why we’re such excellent drivers haha
My dad got his mate to do the test for him. Handed him his ID, the guy pretended to be him, and boom free pass.
You could probably still do that now, if you have a cousin that looks like you
Among those revealed to have benefited from slavery are ancestors of the Prime Minister, David Cameron, former minister Douglas Hogg, authors Graham Greene and George Orwell, poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and the new chairman of the Arts Council, Peter Bazalgette. Other prominent names which feature in the records include scions of one of the nation’s oldest banking families, the Barings, and the second Earl of Harewood, Henry Lascelles, an ancestor of the Queen’s cousin. Some families used the money to invest in the railways and other aspects of the industrial revolution; others bought or maintained their country houses, and some used the money for philanthropy. George Orwell’s great-grandfather, Charles Blair, received £4,442, equal to £3m today, for the 218 slaves he owned.
Cameron and Orwell doesn’t surprise me. I am surprised by a lack of other conservative politicians.
Masking is a strategy used by some autistic people, consciously or unconsciously, to appear non-autistic. While this strategy can help them get by at school, work and in social situations, it can have a devastating impact on mental health, sense of self and access to an autism diagnosis
Oh shit, I’m a high masker.
I might require some explanation.
I analysed the panel using lasso regression to fit a subset of setups to expected punchlines, using both short and long lambdas, and this post came up short.
Yes I did haha. Damn youtube, but it was an interesting watch