Weak. You want to stop a train quickly, just suplex it.

Miss Fisher got tired solving all these murders at home, so she goes on a beach vacation. Guess what happens? (It’s murder.)

Yes, they were organic dyes. At the time, those were the only kind. Maybe it’s gotten better over the years.

This is terrible advice. Most writable DVDs degrade quickly, even if they’re stored away from sunlight and heat. Every single one of my burned DVDs from more than a few years back is completely unreadable.

Update: I missed the very important line about M-DISC. This is critical. I can’t vouch for M-DISC personally, but most other optical media is garbage for archival purposes.

In this case, I knew it because of a “botanicals” set that I assembled recently.

Those sets use a lot of pieces in creative ways, often in unusual colors. In particularly obscure cases, like this crown or the rose petals that were originally from a car fender, the manual will include a brief trivia callout.

I remembered the callout, and that was enough to find it by keyword on the fan database sites.

Ah yes, the 39262 minifigure crown, also used as a flower.

🙀 Quite right, my mistake.

“Yours” should not have an apostrophe.

I AM THE LAW!

It would be obvious the moment he opens his mouth. That stupid word salad is instantly recognizable.

I had not heard of that one, thanks! Looks like a good extension.

There’s also RFC3339, which is freely available and compatible with the most common ISO8501 profile.

Bulletproof? Sounds dangerous. What do I do if it makes a weird noise?

Rock and stone forever! ⛏️

DID I HEAR A ROCK AND STONE?

It’s usually because of cheap electrolytic capacitors. Letting a $10+ item die because they were too cheap to pay $0.25 instead of $0.15 for a properly rated component.

All I see is “Crush your enemies, see them driven before you”.

Factorio, because the factory must grow.

This is brilliant. You want players to feel attached to this character? Let them customize a few things.

Death ray? You’re probably thinking of the giant laser that Professor Death built to scan grocery prices.