pewter @ Kolrami @lemmy.world

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Why do people try to pretend Elon Musk isn't insanely rich? His net worth can easily be leveraged into 40 billion dollars.

In the canon, I think they just end up looking like the grown up version of themselves. My reasons are because in the movie, Mary (the oldest) is played by the same actress when she transforms and in the comics (Kingdom Come, I think) years in the future one of the Justice League members sees a person who he thinks is Captain Marvel, but it's just grown up Billy Batson.

I didn't remember what their prison is, but that makes the choice so much easier. Was that in Voyager?

Any good captain knows that's a rule worth breaking. If your options are: a) save a whole planet of people or b) keep your fancy status job in a post-scarcity economy, then you know it's morally worth it to get court marshalled.

I've always thought the hand signs would be difficult, but the best combination should be fire, water, sponge. Sponge soaks up water, water puts out fire, fire burns sponge to a crisp.

What piece of paper can really stop a rock?

I'm not sure about the top one. He could be saying everyone is living a life of sin (like 402 said).

The bottom one is definitely saying he lives an odd life because that's literally an odd function. i.e.

f(-x) = -f(x) for all x

If circuses weren't important people wouldn't be complaining about the Netflix crackdown.

It's much easier to do that with Lemmy. It's simply less useful because there are fewer users.

1. If you're a couple, you can both use a toilet at the same time.
2. If you live alone you might want a separate bathroom for guests. The second one is possibly a half bathroom.

Same. I spoonerize words so often that it's broken my brain. In fairness, "car wash" is a much more common term than "war cash" is.

Yeah, that's what I meant. I accidentally wrote the opposite. Added the word.

They appear to be moved around because the original creator [didn't] put the text boxes in intuitive places. It's instinct to read from top to bottom if both text bubbles are centered at the same spot.

EDIT: missed an important word

They might have just edited the Perpetual Stew page. Or they could have just edited the page source to make it say whatever they want and take a screenshot.

It's not. It's a brand new internet lie.

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/blinding-stew

I'll blame his/her mistake on the article. Most of the time I don't have to read the captions of pictures to obtain important information that would have also been in the normal text of the article.

Samuel developed measles aged two in 2014 and recovered, but was admitted to hospital in 2019 after his mother noticed he often lost his balance while walking

Why wasn't that part in the article proper?

And it's upvoted

I can't tell if this comment is serious or not because there's a mix of stuff in it, but I've gotta ask: only 3 underwear??

I'd rename two categories.

Bottom right: I'd rather refer to a cake as "lasagna" than call lasagna a "cake"

Bottom left: if someone made a quiche without walled sides I'd still call it a quiche, so I'd rather call that category "pie"

This has the added bonus of making most pie people furious and some pizza people angry unless they like Chicago deep dish.

The only somewhat credible English language source I could find for this is NYPost.

https://nypost.com/2024/01/15/news/germany-preparing-for-russia-to-start-world-war-3/

I'm really wondering how this passed the sniff test for some people at the NYPost.

Biden lifted some restrictions, but otherwise yes. I had forgotten that Bob Menendez was opposed to this before I read this article. He doesn't exactly have political capital to make statements anymore.