In my elementary school they had a third party company doing lunches. So they would collect money in class for the day then make exactly that number of meals and no more. However, there was pretty much no supervision or tracking at lunch, so every day they would run out of meals before the line ran out and whoever was at the end of the line got a pb sandwich.

Happened very literally every single day.

I have a feeling we don’t have the same origin story for that character.

Nevermind that it’s the same thing that makes his own marriage legal…

Low bar, but fair enough.

I do know one New Mexico town that had a day with the record high and record low in the same year at least at one point. Probably has a new record high by now.

We could be connected to the Gulf of California before too long.

The main thing I noticed about Socal drivers is frequent horn use.

In fact it cannot ever be a useful way of extracting information. Even just randomly guessing is a better way to get the information you want than torture.

This is necessary for sounding like reasonable language and an inherent reason for “hallucinations”. If it didn’t have variation it would inevitably output the same answer to any input.

At least some of that are people answering wrong on purpose to be funny, contrarian, or just to try to hurt the study.

That’s not exactly peaceful.

That fanfic was a TNG fanfic based off of a character from one of the episodes. Wesley predates her by a few seasons. In fact, he may have been a partial inspiration for the fanfic version of the character.

It’s tuned to a specific output and isn’t exactly field adjustable. Certainly it will continue to be radioactive long after you’re dead, but that doesn’t mean it will still be working properly.

That’s not what they’re doing. It’s more than a little weird you think so.

Interesting that someone could look at a normal (albeit unpleasant) veterinary procedure and immediately think of beasiality.

Not long before, though.

Context still matters.

That was a bedtime story he told his children that he had to write down because they were pedantic about the details.

Lord of the Flies is fiction. It is taught for its artistic merit, not its applicability to the real world.

Not sure why anyone would still be using Robinhood after that GME debacle, but if they are, this is a good reason to stop.