I think that might be too much of a spoiler 😄

In the book, it kept the same mass and got a lot bigger. And of course much brighter.

Nearing the end of When the Moon Hits Your Eye by John Scalzi, which came out a few months ago. It’s a bit silly but I’d recommend it. The premise can be summed up as, “What would happen if the moon turned into cheese?”

The one with a big Cowboy Bebop spoiler (don’t click if you don’t want it spoiled)

https://en.uncyclopedia.co/wiki/Cowboy_Bebop

Kanopy is a good one, great way to watch free movies. Lots of classics as well as some newer stuff.

They’ll add an exception for gold phones or something.

The Trump business’ press release about the phone purports that the device, The T1, is “designed and built in the United States.” The report noted that Apple has a similarly ambiguous claim, “Designed by Apple in California.” In Apple’s case, however, it has a disclaimer saying that the phones are assembled in India or China.

How is that “similarly ambiguous”? Neither phone was built in the US; only the Trump phone creators lied and said it was.

First thought: I hope it gets canceled

Second thought: go ahead and do it, and let Trump wave a flag on top of the biggest float

Thank you for your service.

Peanut butter and peanuts?

I don’t know, but I have the same experience. I mainly use the subscriptions page, and rarely click on videos from channels I don’t know. I think you need to find channel recommendations elsewhere and subscribe to them (or note the name at least).

And then the channel turns out to be entirely AI-generated.

I think at this point you’d have to visit each one of us in person to be sure.

I’d never heard this but now it’s stuck in my head lol

The most common symbol is the rainbow pentagon star thing, which there isn’t much very close to in emoji, but you could use ⭐ or 🌟.

I’m Thinking of Ending Things is at 82/50. I think this chart nailed it.

(I love it though.)

Find my family, try to convince them with my knowledge about them that I’m telling the truth (at least enough to get a DNA test to prove it), then hopefully they can help me get documents and get on my feet.

It’s true they can charge cheaper prices, and that’s why they’re able to put other stores out of business. The problem is, there are a lot of large-scale negative effects, but the decision of shopping there is usually beneficial on an individual level. It’s the “tragedy of the commons”.

For me, one of the most annoying things about shopping in stores is that I’m forced to drive to a big box store like Target or Walmart because they’ve forced the local stores out of business, destroying traditional downtowns and walkable neighborhoods and making people need a car to get anywhere. Did they fix that?