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Depends a lot on how you spend the time difference.

Yeah, thought about that after posting...but didn't do the edit.

I was gonna suggest archery practice and testing that new laser-pointer...

What do native species think of those water guns? If invasive fish don't like them, native ones might not like them, either.

Let me blow your mind: sugar is a chemical sweetener, too.

OK, maybe I'm just a racist, xenophobe or whatever here but you scare me. With a support structure in place, vampires would, eventually, be able to do just about everything humans do (or forever be second-class citizens). Now even apart from the right to the pursuit of happiness I believe I heard about somewhere,

It's OK, hell, half of the time I'd be poking fun at our collective indignation - it's just that yesterday was not that time.

Sadly, no. But nobody likes it.

Oh come on. I'm hardly the Editor. It's just that it wouldn't be the first time we Germans would have taken over a world championship host - and that's a reputation we're trying to get rid off.

Not funny. Twitter already called it #Blitzkrieg

He wears what he believes in. Of course he would say he's not a superhero He's just the Middleman.

Well, I have a friend who's a biology student right now and any time we talk about taxonomy, he basically tells me that half the distinctions are, for whatever reason, more or less random. Then he tried telling me something about a horse being a horse while being entirely different from a horse...which I only partly

Seems like a case of 'What is a species, anyway?'. It's not that they were unknown before, it's just that no one bothered naming them because they probably can't even be distinguished from the outside.

Now imagine the developer developing 90 minutes of exclusive content for five different retailers each, that's 7.5 hours, almost a Call of Duty's worth of playtime. And then they take that extra development time they need out of the actual game - still selling it full price, though. I would say that's the day I stop

If those who get a bite actually take him up on it, he might just need the money.

Alas, most people wouldn't know what to do with that. And there must be specialty cookbooks out there with precise instructions, right?

And the time of the story in "our" world offers no negative connotation, either - after all, that only came with that guy who makes you lose any argument on the internet (and in German politics, at least).

I love how he specifically mentions pictures in cookbooks - usually the photographed food is no longer fit for consumption due to all the added chemicals making it look as tasty as possible while masking what a real result would look like. Isn't that how some scientists enhance their papers, too? Figuratively

That it is. And sadly, it's hardly a rare trope.