Middle aged divorced men be like

Oh I wouldn’t have had a problem with them explaining rules, that would be totally understandable, but I really only heard them explain 50-22, try grounding, and no blockers in rugby. They didn’t even explain what a knock-on is, or how a ruck works, which I feel like are some of the most vital parts of the game.

Instead, they just kept trying to hype up the game as it was happening, which US commentators do for all sports. It’s way more about selling the game to you so you stay tuned in (ad revenue), rather than commentating on it, no matter how large the differential.

Hard to pick an episode in particular but I would definitely do one from the latest reboot. It’s still got the same feel as the original show but they commentate Tiktoks and YouTube videos so it would be more relevant to Gen Z. Then maybe later they can move on to the original show if they really like it

Female character during a time where only royals could afford cleanliness and health: is fit, healthy, and conventionally attractive

Male character during the same time: fuckin filthy, feeble, and gross

Didn’t even know cilantro paste existed. Sounds way better than eating leaves

Should be more tbh but the pumas game has us all scared I think

It is my firm belief that Marcus Smith is a hack, so I’m pleased that we’re continuing to not start him

Head: Lions by 5

Heart: Lions by 10

Arse: Aus by 12

The simunitions course I took shot paint rounds. Makes it very obvious for the instructors to know if you got hit or not

ACAB applies to Paw Patrol

Never heard of it

I have a somewhat similar story.

I hid underneath a desk when it was my turn to play bad guy. It was one of those desks where the back wall doesn’t quite go all the way down and stops about 4 inches off the ground. I would shoot people’s feet when they walked by. It was hard to contain my laughter as people jumped up like they were scared of a rat running around.

It took 3 people walking through the room not knowing what was going on and thinking the room was clear before the 4th person actually stopped and looked behind the desk.

Me reading “Optimal Illusions”. The author seemed like she was on her way to blaming capitalists for optimizing for all the wrong things but then she suddenly took a hard right turn and proceeded to blame math instead of businessmen for why capitalism is out of control. Ended with a nice stroking of Sam Altman’s ego. She now lives on a tiny island in Washington where the liberal mathematicians can’t hurt her.

You’re placing a lot of trust in corporations to respect the idea of backups, but you do you I guess

I see that you don’t like the idea of local storage in case you need to use your coins on the road, but you do know that local storage doesn’t mean your coins are stored on your device, right? It just means your private keys are stored on your device. You should just create a wallet on one device and then copy the private keys to all of your devices.

If you don’t own your private keys, you don’t own your coins. Use services only to buy/sell, not for storage

Atlantis from Banjo Tooie gives similar vibes I think

I’ve found myself needing to print something only 1-2 times per year, so I just go to the library to do it. E-waste-wise, this change is for the better

Oriental Shorthair

tetris11

Unfortunately, opting-out isn’t the privacy win you think it is. Next time you go to the security checkpoint at an airport, I want you to look up and note the number of security cameras on the ceiling. It would be a trivial task to scan your face using one of those cameras and match it to your identity using the timecodes in the cameras along with the timestamps on the ID card scanner.