Chad, slugs are just snails without houses. Real American slugs build barns for each other and then they're free snails. European slugs get government housing and then the French eat them. Think about that for a while.
The Chinese take-out by me goes for $14-18 dollars but you can easily split it into 3 meals. The only problem is I can't order my favorite dish because it's so good I end up eating all those 3 meals at once.
Did you know there was an earlier movie with the same name that's a prequel to that? It's kind of hard to find, but there's a video on youtube of a couple drunk Texas sumotori watching that movie. (it takes them 5 minutes to figure out how to run the movie lel). The video was copyright-stricken in the US and Canada, but you can still see it if you're in another country or have a VPN: https://youtu.be/Aij5PTNHdvY?t=290
Something to try: keep a bucket of water nearby for those "difficult" flushing situations. If you really want conservation points, fill the bucket with your shower run-off.
It's an interesting case... the dryer image looks AI-generated (bc of the weird controls at the top) and the little hamster-outfit also looks generated (bc of the belt ornament) but it looks like several elements were manually edited together:
the hamster
the hamster-outfit
the green outfit in the dryer
the dryer image
Note the lighting differences in the hamster-outfit and in the green outfit.
CAVEAT: I'm not familiar with the latest AI-generation tools, maybe this is just what it looks like now. Also, I'm not defending this "nurungi hamster" person, they coulda just taken a picture of a dryer.
The equation produced a large number of speedraptors, but only the velociraptors survived over evolutionary time, because the non-velocity-aware speedraptors kept chasing their prey in the wrong direction.
I used to have some friends who were jugglers, I'd hang out when they'd practice in the park and even learned a couple simple patterns. Occasionally someone would stop by and say hi and say that they were a juggler too or something. The only time anyone objected was when one of them started to juggle flaming torches at night, a security guard asked him to stop. But in general it was no more/less weird than throwing a frisbee. (this was in the midwest USA, dunno about other parts of the world.)
Chad, slugs are just snails without houses. Real American slugs build barns for each other and then they're free snails. European slugs get government housing and then the French eat them. Think about that for a while.