Jaws Dropping

Wake up babe, a new type of dog just dropped.

I believe there is clear evidence/jurisprudence showing that (at least some of the trustworthy) VPN providers donnot keep ANY data.

Me consuming the google algorithm thinking it was my own choice all along.

A football field is less than one Texas. Hope this helps.

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Nope! Chuck Testa.

Beautiful

This is brilliant! Thanks OP

Some propper fucking foodporn! Looks absolutely fantastic OP!!

Reluctant upvote

That’s a pretty cool joke.

I hooe there’s no musicians with 6 fingers on one hand

Can confirm

Yup. Guilty

I get your point. I think women have been left behind in space exploration for a looong time, so up to a point is is good (and maybe even important) to make a big deal out of this.

relevant ACollierAstro video, kinda long

Neutron stars SLAM eachother, in new EXPOSED footage by JWST. Alchemists hate them!

Elon = moron*c^2

Yeah, but it also says he later regretted how bleak he made the fifth book. And apparently, they get a different ending in the radio play.

I get what you’re saying. As to point one, I agree. On the other hand, a comedy series with social commentary and philosophical aspects can still contain a lot of character development. For instance, the series Scrubs comes to mind where they definitely pull that off. But I get it’s not the point.

I agree employee number two, mostly on the friendship part.

I have a different opinion on Fenchurch. To me, their whole falling in love process was extremely well written and beautiful. Somehow it shows that someone who can’t find a place to fit in the whole universe in can still find someone to call home, and I thought that was really cool, but I do realize that it’s only my opinion and not a fact.

On another thread, a lemming pointed out that the author was on record, saying, he regretted how he wrote Fenchurch in the fifth book. I couldn’t find the quote in a quick search, but I found something else:

Douglas Adams frequently expressed his disdain for this ending in retrospect, claiming that it was too depressing and came about as the result of him having “a bad year;” “People have said, quite rightly, that Mostly Harmless is a very bleak book. And it was a bleak book. I would love to finish Hitchhiker on a slightly more upbeat note, so five seems to be a wrong kind of number; six is a better kind of number.” He had planned to write a sixth book to undo this ‘mistake’, but never got around to it before his death source