This has been researched, in a way, with water in glasses. Both glasses had 2dl, but one was tall and one was wide, which meant that the tall glass had a “higher” water line than the wide one. The kids unanimously chose the tall glass as the one containing the most.
Poor kitten.
Fair enough, but it’s to make a point, not to be scientifically accurate ;)
Of course, but if the only thing not-CGI is the human race (even everything they live in seems CGI), you might as well go that extra mile and also CGI the humans. It’d be a more balanced movie I think
That’s exactly what I thought! It’s 99% CGI now anyway, it can’t take much more to also convert the last 1%.
Are you sure it wasn’t “Assassin’s Creed: Should we wait one more year and deliver something good? Nah, let’s just poop it out and hope next year we actually finish a game before release”?
I can’t watch it because of still standing copyright difference between a world that’s basically one big country, because of the internet.
So you decide to ignore it, hoping it goes away? Or why exactly did you stop reading?
I’ve never understood this obsession of “look who is checking your Facebook profile”, “find out how many people unfriend you” etc. And this app just shows that there is a huge amount of people with that obsession. Just live your life and don’t care about who’s looking at your profile and/or who unfriends you, it just…
*Dingdingding* We’ve got a winner.
Hahaha, touché :D
Waiting for
Because of fucking clouds, that’s why. Or kittens, but probably clouds.
His father’s death was accidental—he was swinging on a rope swing secured to a dead tree that split in half and crushed him—but Stone asserts that it might have been prevented if their Airbnb had been subject to the same standards as a regular hotel or B&B, which require regular inspections and strict safety…
This is perfect! I bought my girlfriend a 1000 dot-to-dot book for her birthday and she loved it. I think she’d like some “challenging” but relaxing colouring books! Gonna keep my eye on this.
We got 1.5 hours of computer time a day. This was on our NES or N64 or on the computer. When the internet arrived (2001), we still had the 1.5 hours limit, but since I started high school (which you do when you are 12 in the Netherlands), doing homework didn’t count as those 1.5 hours.
In a way, that’s of course also a “sentence”, where the words are just number combinations you know.
It’s probably a sentence of a few easy to remember, difficult to guess combination of words. For us it seems he’s writing a number-combination, but remember those buttons have letters attached! He’s just writing a sentence.
Your dad really would profit from an adblocker. Use Adblock, not Adblock Plus (two different programs!), since you can even turn off the non-intrusive ads there :)
