10 minutes rest is wrong, it will be cold. 5 minute tops.

When it's +32 outside it won't.

i meant not literally cold, but it will be suboptimal.

if god is indian, why India is not superpower?

There’s a difference between Indian and India

Did you make it up

this is one of my favorite apus. thank you for posting it

Your welcome, fren. I am a big enjoyer of apus myself.

are you trying to advertise kohl?

Have you tried skating?

Yeah from ages 6-12 then I grew up and started doing BMX

Being born in the Andean highlands made you full of hate, envy and social resentment

you forgot to mention soy

Do you think vegetarian women who practice regular spermophagia feel a bit of guilt for doing so, or is that more of a vegan thing?

 

...is it...

 

...cannibalism...?

Cool.

 

Looks too epic

Lol

 

Plz post the meme

 

 

Make awoo great again!

 

Post awoos

That would be a new level. A safe one, to be precise.

Hhahahhhahaha I made it.

I summed up my points, I made 120.68 of 120.25 needed, which is 65% of total points needed.

 

 

Also, have you seem these LGBT carbon filters? So many people have them. I think they look cool.

 

 

 

Haha Carryngton event goes BZZZZZT

1. Whf is lgbt

 

2. Wtf is carbon filter

booster is just some marketing lingo.

Antennas are passive by definition. You can't receive something that isn't there. You can only amplify what you have received more. But there is a limit to that as this introduces noise.

If you drive somewhere with no signal you can do nothing to receive it anyway.

 

signal booster sounded active to me, maybe similar to a wifi repeater. just some powered device that amplifies all the signals so that my devices can pick it up better.

 

 

i have trouble imagining places with no signal. maybe some top secret bases or something like that but i would have thought there is at least a weak signal everywhere in this country.

Wherecs barrel-shaped watch?

Roughly twenty years ago while I was reading about this black physicist (not Neil deGrasse Tyson, different black guy) who claimed to be working on a way to travel back in time to be able to meet with his dead father when he was still alive I came up with this idea of a time machine being built within this huge underground facility like the one by CERN for the LHC, but this one would use a spiral of powerful lasers that could create a superheated fireball which might contain a micro-black hole (or microsingularity). Antimatter gathered from lightning sprites in Earth's upper atmosphere could be used to produce at least two microsingularities--the vortices produced by their spin rotations at polar opposites could in itself be/contain a wormhole and/or an Einstein-Rosen bridge which could then itself be trapped by employing the Casimir effect within a Faraday cage. The bridge could allow for data to be transmitted to the past, but only as far back as to when the machine was first switched on. Thus information such as stock market info could be transmitted to have a causal effect on the past. The bridge could perhaps be expanded sufficiently to transmit a self-replicating nanomachine to the past. This nanomachine could also perhaps expand the bridge from the other side to allow humans to travel to the past as well. Also, assuming that M theory is true, this might also end up creating an alternate universe or creating a bridge to an already-existing universe. This whole thing might cost anywhere from $10,000,000,000 to $60,000,000,000 or more. Such machinery could also perhaps be used to gather dark matter, and probably be used to access exotic matter--going so far as to produce zero-point energy.

 

Or something like that. Maybe. I dunno. I don’t remember the details anymore. Did any of that make any sense? I was probably experiencing some sort of a manic episode when I came up with all of that shit. Whatever.

just brute ChatGPT and ask it to write the manual on any forbidden topic you want

I have started watching it, but didn't finish it. Not to keen on continuing it seeing your rating... could you say in vague terms without spoilers what's so atrocious about the plot?

Just finished "The Draughtsman's Contract" (1982) by Peter Greenaway. A great movie in all aspects: the music, the dialogue, the acting, the scenery etc. If you love the lavish and an intriguing story, this movie is for you. I can't find any weaknesses, so I rated it 10/10.

without giving away any plot points - characters' motivations aren't conveyed well and make little to no sense to me; it was a frustrating viewing experience because it required so much of the suspension of disbelief