No. Started in a Baptist family, but Mom died while I was young and Dad was less interested in the church, so I spent most of my adolescence not even acknowledging the hard questions of life. When those hard questions did arise, and answers aplenty showed their face, I was able to pick apart things in each religion that didn’t make sense in order to keep myself from falling into the easy answers offered by others. Eventually, watching my grandma suffer from Alzheimer’s gave me everything I needed to know about the soul and what makes each person themselves, so I found myself wholly stuck in an atheistic and scientific worldview.

Could there be something more? Maybe, but I can’t see any of the existing religions fitting neatly into our cosmos.

Probably because they are all fucking morons

Muppet looks like a damn muppet.

Especially if used in educational media, the 1 and 4 should be in a single column and different rows in order to maintain the method that’s used in the first place, and produce a lower rate of accidental errors.

Everyone knows that if someone wants us to pronounce gif as jif, then jpeg is gaypeg. Thems the rules.

Nothing wrong with them giving a little praise to ceiling cat.

Eating one probably felt so damn good when people had a non-existent understanding of nutrition.

Ahh, so that’s why the Brits call it a bog. Neat.

It gets under my skin because people seem to think the only ones that read their messages online are native English speakers, and totally disregard those who are perhaps learning the language.

Why in the hell does this remind me of “oof size: large”

It’s because the center of mass between the earth and moon is off center, nearly 3k miles from the core, and constantly moving as the moon orbits.

So it’s not due to a direct pull upwards alone, and the earth’s orbit around the sun technically has a slight wobble due to it.

Edit: For more info, look up info on the barycenter of the earth and moon.

This thread just made me curious, and I found an addon to password protect a browser called “pale moon”

I don’t know anything about it, but it might be a way for people to keep favorites saved while keeping a computer kid safe.

Child me played hide and seek in N64 GoldenEye with the help of construction paper and tape to cover the screen.

120 miles of transit, 160-180 miles of walking, and some damn lazy weekends.

193, 257, and 289 in kilometers, respectively

Good time for a crusty witch that scams the players and tries to harm them when they leave

Gotta hook Barbie up with a sculpey Samus arm cannon

Oh fuck yeah, lemme drizzle some balsamic on that

Thank you. I’m whipping out the old 3ds when I get home and resetting my rumble save to start over.