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If immaterium is real, we have a much bigger problems than inability to detect xeno’s warp drives.
I expected to see this joke in the comments, but I still lost it at charmony.
Wait a minute, how did this happen? We’re smarter than this?
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There is No War in Ba Sing Se.
No matter how kind you are, the German children are kinder.
I still use Pixel 4 and the fabric case is so great to the touch, too bad the new ones don’t have them.
I recently tried to replay some games of my childhood. I’ve tried Dune II, Sid Meier’s Civilization and Alpha Centauri and I couldn’t play them because the UI is too dated, but Fallout an Fallout 2 are still great, 27 years later.
Lemons were used to ward off scurvy on months long voyages without refrigeration. I think half a lemon can survive a week in my fridge before I turn it into a Tom Collins.
I’m not sure if that’s a good desktop game, but it’s an amazing phone game.
Really? I love of Wes Anderson movies, but The Life Aquatic was the only one I couldn’t finish.
Even Chuck Palahniuk agrees.
Now that I see the movie, especially when I sat down with Jim Uhls and record a commentary track for the DVD, I was sort of embarrassed of the book, because the movie had streamlined the plot and made it so much more effective and made connections that I had never thought to make.
Source: https://www.dvdtalk.com/interviews/chuck_palahniuk.html