All the friends that money can buy!
All the friends that money can buy!
He wasn’t the type to swing the bat
Come on, somebody’s got to link that video of the cameraman feeding the actors donuts
It’s not that they were breaking the rules, it’s that they were preying on vulnerable people.
If you want to talk about Jesus’ relationship with rules, look at the people he chose to spend time with – outcasts and social undesirables. Rulebreakers. Vulnerable people, people who didn’t have the luxury of pondering where stealing bread lies morally when you’re starving.
And look at his response to the question about which commandment was the most important: “If you thought it was about the rules, you missed the point”.
Yeah but I keep trying to pipe the output back into the original file which ends up empty due to how pipe and redirect interact.
I know there must be a grown-up way to do it but I inevitably resort to writing it to filename2 and then running mv filename2 filename.
In the new testament, Jesus went and braided a whip out of leather – a process which takes several hours, meaning this was cold rage and not hot impulse – and proceeded to thrash the shit out of a bunch of people profiteering off of religion.
Thank you Douglas Adams
Aw, I was hoping for the one that gets all pixelated and turns into a different video but the pixels don’t update until those regions change
Yeah.
From your statement I know precisely exactly how you approach women.
Yeah. I opened up this thread to say this. Breath of the Wild is a huge return to the roots of the franchise.
Me too.
Ge… Ge… Gegege no geee…
Asa wa nedoko de guu guu guu
His dad is his eyeball! It has arms and legs. His name is Medama-Oyaji, which translates directly to “eyeball daddy”.
Also the way you say “sunny-side-up” when referring to styles of frying eggs, you say “medama-yaki”, which translates directly to “fried eyeball” because it kinda looks like the yolk is a pupil and the white is the white.
This has been: the crossover between 60s ghost anime and eggs.
Oh, I mean both my partner and I would love to take a year off while the other works, but we can’t afford for either of us to stop working.
Oh, I finished it and got halfway through the Green Mother book before running out of steam.
My partner and I both work because we both have to. :(
Oh! You just changed my mind about Piers Anthony.
I didn’t like his writing, but I did like his author’s notes. But in one, he wrote that writing is a job, and some days you just have to sit at your word processor and put some garbage on the page even if you’re not feeling it.
At the time I hated that. I had some grand illusions about the craft and how every word must be intentional and earnest in order to have value.
So that’s why I quit reading his books.
Well, it was that and the reverse poop in Bearing an Hourglass.
You’re absolutely right, I’m surprised that xfce (or Thunar anyway) has a GUI for it and KDE doesn’t.
KDE might and I just didn’t find it in the search results.
Pull request time!
Oh uh. I just noticed. There’s a beaver, which indicates Canadian nickel, or five cent coin, but the numbers say 25, which is five nickels.
Hypothetically, as long as you did your own feature freeze and security patching (and testing, and testing, and testing), you could use Arch in production.
Should you?