Risus_Nex @ Risus_Nex @lemmy.world

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Legend has it, that some friends of mine where stoned at night and thought it was a good idea to drive with their car to the nearest burger place. When they past a roundabout they thought it would be funny to drive around it backwards in rear gear. What had to happen, happened: they crashed with another car going through the roundabout. Not much damage done luckily. Police comes and after some time, tells my friends they are free to go. Apparently the other driver was drunk as hell and swore that they drove backwards in the roundabout but the police didn't believe a word he said, because he was so drunk.

Also you can do a pretty easy 3D magic eye thing with this picture. That's at least what happened when I was looking at it

I totally agree. Yet I know plenty of people who don't have a licence and don't miss it. they usually can ask a friend, if they need car transportation. But you are dependent on someone else. Some make use of others very frequently, in which case it would be nice to recompense a little, for fuel now and then. Because having a licence and a car is very expensive. Which on the other side is a plus point again for them selves. Because you live cheaper.

Martin Freimann

Thanks again!

Thank you! Can you please help me again? I can't seem to find my swipe Library. I found This online. But I don't know if this is the right one?

How can I load the swipe library? My heliboard can't swipe :(

Too soon!

That's only their Facebook "friends"

Isn't it proof enough? Using the Sudoku example: there are certainly different levels of difficulties, depending on how many numbers are set in the beginning and other parameters. Checking if the solved answer is correct, is always the same "difficulty" - thus there is no correlation between the difficulty of the puzzle at the beginning and checking the Correctness. Some people might not be able to solve it, but they certainly can check if the solution is right

We had this kind of test, too. I guess it's a popular way of teaching this lesson of "read the whole f*cking instructions! That's why someone wrote them down for you!"

But Why? What should I Google to find Infos about it?

Can someone explain please? We had this in school, but my friend here forgot what this was about.

May I introduce you to British abomination food: Weetabix

It seems I am out of the loop about gravity. How is it "unexplained"? Seems pretty straight forward (or "downward") to me.

It's a design choice! Engelbert & English probably thought real hard about this little "offset". To bring in more dynamic or something!

As a German, I can assure you, there are plenty of people with negative sentiments

There was this dude who applied for art school. They rejected him, which basically led to WW2 later on.

So, what was it?

Just make sure to take breaks for fresh air and get some sunshine. The game is supposed to show how a psychosis feels like and apparently they did a good job.