Charlie Daniels looks so much like Charlie Daniels that I didn’t even have to know what he looks like to know this was him

Idunno, it’s been like a decade since I had to lay mine to rest, and I didn’t keep track of the gas mileage. I know it was bonkers though

Slow acceleration, built like a tin can and roughly half the size, but gets 40 miles per gallon?

It feels like boomer humor but it’s really good

Wikipe-tan is my favorite example of moe morphism

I’m at a point where I don’t remember where I put things, I just know myself well enough to guess where I would put them

Onion rings > tots > sweet potato > everything else

And fuck ketchup, combine one part mayonnaise and one part BBQ sauce to dip that shit in

“If I own something I can put it to any lawful use without restriction or compensation.”

This also applies to my rental property, because it would be unlawful for me to use it in a way that violates my lease. If someone else gets to tell you what you can and can’t do with your property, is it really your property? Whether that’s because you signed a contract saying “I won’t grow pot here,” or you live in a region where local authorities can simply declare that you aren’t allowed to grow pot there, I don’t see the meaningful distinction. Of course, the concept of ownership is an ill-defined social construct to begin with, so this kind of disagreement is irreconcilable. We simply have different ideas of what defines “ownership.”

As such, whether a vampire cop can enter your property using a warrant depends on whether the vampire understands it to be permission. QED

It’s not about ability to tax, it’s about ability to sieze. If the government didn’t own your land, then taking it without your permission would be theft. Since it isn’t theft if they take your land without your permission, it stands to reason that they own it. You don’t own the property, you own a piece of paper saying you’re allowed to live and build there.

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I’m sure there are varying methods, but typically you silver the back of glass to make a mirror

Most of those aren’t breeds, they’re patterns. A calico can have tabbies and torties in the same litter

Used to work at an animal shelter, and I can count on one hand the number of cats we’d ever had that were anything other than “D(S/L)H (color and pattern)” or “(pattern) Siamese”

What would having more gladii actually do for us though? It would be cool if we had more specimens in better condition, but is there any information we could glean from more individual ancient weapons? Genuine question, I’m not a historian so I don’t even know what knowledge about this subject I lack

Me with anime

Granted I watch mostly >decade old stuff dubs, so it’s mostly the same 30 VAs in every show

He has to read it, but he doesn’t have to interpret it. It’s like the mental equivalent of those floating chairs from Wall-E

As they should, literacy tests are subjective and designed to allow the proctor to pass or fail based of arbitrary personal biases

This reads like a description of the D&D PHB.

…is that why so many people think they get an extra attack when they do something other than an Attack action? Yes, that includes the Ready action. You get one hit if you ready an attack.

My point is that we were never alive at all. We have no consciousness because of determinism, we follow a path that cannot be changed.

This doesn’t follow. Consciousness does not necessitate free will. Just because it’s an emergent property of a complex set of deterministic chemical reactions in our brains doesn’t mean it somehow isn’t real.

What we call “unconsciousness” is really just a state of reduced consciousness. Your mind is maintained throughout, and you’re still aware of the outside world, just to a lesser extent.