Once you take the leap of faith and accept that a housecat can have opinions about days of the working week, anything can follow.

Malcolm McLaren was one of the great admen of the 20th century.

tl;dr: their music is microtonal.

“Plays with neurobiology and physics” is stretching it a bit thin, much like referring to any experience as “physically altering your brain”

🇺🇸🦅America: Fuck Yeah! 🦅 🇺🇸

Or a particularly fierce swan

Or, to use the scientific term, chesticles

Eventually dragons will have had feathers

They forgot about fish-benders

You speak German and are a nerd

If there are correlations between queerness and neurodivergence, walking faster could be explained by ADHD

The sword and hammer should be crossed diagonally, and the sickle balanced beneath them, IMHO.

Given how Facebook aggressively guard their assets (i.e. their users’ contents and relationships), I imagine keeping this working would be a constant game of cat and mouse.

If the gold is in an accepted standard form, such as krugerrands, you just need to find a precious metals dealer. If it’s just a pile of gold, then there’s a lot of hassle. I imagine ingots of the sort national gold reserves hold would be somewhere in between.

Shifting a large quantity of gold may require a non-optional explanation of its provenance, with “I woke up and it was just there” or “a genie gave it to me after I did an online quiz” not being adequate, and an inadequate explanation resulting in its forfeiture if not more serious legal hassles. With a large pile of gold and no good explanation, you may be reduced to smurfing small pieces of it to different dealers, moving around a lot and avoiding the attention that such a pile would inevitably draw.

lol

It was also slang for bisexual, though not sure if that preceded or came after the band.

People have reported regressions with post-3.4.1 versions of rsync. If it’s a coincidence, then it’s one hell of one.

The virgin looks like he has an inner life.

The chad, however, has a third buttock.

Nicole, obviously

Next, someone should build a unusably slow but completely accurate transistor-level simulation of the 386 (as they did of the admittedly much simpler 6502) and validate this against it to ensure that it actually is 100% accurate.