The children yearn for crocodile dentistry.
The children yearn for crocodile dentistry.
I just re-read Man in the High Castle which was written/takes place in the 60s.
One of the characters wants to know the name of the naval vessel that is currently in port in San Francisco. To do this, he has to call the local newspaper office on a telephone and ask them. Then they call him back with the answer.
Many parts of the book are anachronistic (because in this alternate reality, the Nazis are colonizing Mars), but I believe that part was accurate because I don’t know how else you could get that information.
I think it’s interesting that in 2005, the internet had a ton of popups and scammy ads that told you “you just won a free iPod!” and everyone knew that was a thing. There was even a gag about it in Scary Movie 3 (2003):
Yet you don’t hear people complain about that as much today. It’s like so much of the internet has been cordoned off into walled gardens that most users don’t see pages out in the open.
Will it overflow? Will we have a -32768chan?
I also suggest putting ketchup in the soap pump dispenser. Really throws them for a loop.
There’s literally an episode of Doug where Doug’s standard outfit inexplicably becomes super popular. So watch 90s Nick to learn what to do.
Also from this fine media establishment:
Also, for a writer named “John,” he seems to really like wearing women’s clothing
And I don’t know where he finds the time to get dressed considering he’s written 18 articles so far today some in just 14 minutes.
If I remember from my USB product design days, as long as they don’t include any of the official markings on the product or packaging, they’re in the clear.
See also (SFW link)
I was shocked to learn that most projectors are only 2k.
They do limit free movement though. Like the guy they pull over whose wife is going into space-labor was pulled over for leaving the city.
many book scanners use a wedge shape and two angled cameras to scan the pages when the book is held open at about a 5 degree angle
Very well executed, though not sure how I feel about the glass plate squishing the pages down like that.
Zoomers are prime draft age for WWIII and it’s a popular haircut among them.
I saw this clip on eBaumsworld when I was like 12 and was overjoyed that we had finally done it and all the climate change stuff I learned about wasn’t going to be a problem.
CS 1.6 is how I learned about port forwarding
Photoshop or AI. The truck sucks on its own merits. Don’t need to make up lies.
Though you can see why someone would try to make this joke given what the bins actually look like:
In the original, you pulled them out, but parents probably got sick of losing the teeth.
Edit: This concept is demonstrated in this historical document https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-aEpGsH0a8