You do know you can... uh... exercise it yourself, right?
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Sure raises your chances of getting a rimjob, though.
My precise motivation for propping myself somewhat upright on the couch every few minutes. Anything so that motherfucking pain doesn’t return.
Counterpoint: A cousin had his chopped off and says he couldn’t feel any difference in a matter of weeks.
I’ll tell my cousin who had his little toe chopped off to stop walking and running, then! I think he didn’t get that particular memo during recovery.
A cousin had his chopped off after a heavy machine fell on his foot while unloading — wear your steel-toed boots, kids! — and he said it felt a little weird in the first few weeks but now he never even remembers it or notices any difference while walking. And it makes for one hell of a party trick!
That looks like video game architecture, where stairs and platforms seem to serve no purpose other than creating obstacles and cover.
But the probability of you being really fun at parties dramatically drops after posting that comment.
For one, because they’ve have to deal with this kind of questioning for decades so, at the very least, they know a bit of how the enemy thinks.
I thought of something after watching that video a couple of days ago: The guy’s answer (“I would’ve been impossible to keep it a secret, all it takes is one person spilling the beans” or something like that) is the perfect argument against conspiracy theorists. Since they don’t base their beliefs in true science, but…
I took a few minutes out of my Saturday to watch that video and, boy!, is it all sorts of amazing! I visited those facilities back in 2012, of course with a fraction of the level of access and attention, and was amazed not only at the hardware Lewis was seeing and touching that I could only watch from behind glass,…
And it can’t come soon enough.
Matt’s certainly got a fun job. Where else could you turn finding out a widely known fact — disclosure: I didn’t know that either — into a half day’s work in the form of a semi-rant?
A whopping 71 percent of Americans don’t trust autonomous cars to drive them around, according to a new survey by AAA. And it looks like the most famous man in America stands with the 71 percent.
Correction: Satellite images, not photos. A satellite doesn’t acquire its images quite in the same way as a regular camera does, which is why you’ll often see the weird colors in them — like some examples in this series.
Hear, hear!
A word of warning: People with Alzheimer’s tend to have amazing memories of facts and details of decades past, but forget current events and conversations in a heartbeat. Don’t be surprised if one day she comes to the kitchen and realizes her big glass stash is missing and bugs you every four minutes about it until…
A word of warning: People with Alzheimer’s tend to have amazing memories of facts and details of decades past, but forget current events and conversations in a heartbeat. Don’t be surprised if one day she comes to the kitchen and realizes her big glass stash is missing and bugs you every four minutes about it until…
Good thing they’re three separate Macbooks, or we’d have a holy computing trinity of some sort here. Given how Apple fans tend to live in a cult-like state, that would be enough to elevate their adoration to all new, unbearable heights!