This isn't the end of the world. I'm friends with a lot of people who did stuff like that, and they're still here, their parents still love them, they still graduated and got jobs, and overall nothing became of it.

Schools don't like it when you fight, but they're not going to go nuclear on you for doing so either. As long as it doesn't become a regular thing that requires constant intervention, you'll be fine.

"You know me, and I'm a superstar down at the comedy club!"

Zero dollars if you use a standard wall charger. Otherwise between $1k and $2.5k Australian dollars for a decent charger.

The fuel savings would cover that reasonably quickly

No, Meatloaf.

But many of them ultimately back up to tape.

It's weird.

Almost certainly, because they would recognize basic parts of the anatomy that they could see or feel on their own / other peoples' bodies, such as arms and legs.

The human body is also really good (almost too good) at picking out faces, so even if you showed someone who had never seen anime before a character like Yugi Muto who has massive eyes, hair not typically seen on a person, and is often seen carrying weird devices on his arm, they'd be able to work out it was human.

You could take this question further by thinking about some hypotheticals. For example, if a person was chained up, facing a solid wall for their entire life (similar to Plato's Cave), and the only things they saw were the shadows of other humans walking past, would the person be able to identify a human by looking at them, based on what features they saw on the shadows? Or would they see the shadow and the person as two separate beings?

GAME!

I could be wrong here because I'm not a car person, but I always thought it was because ICE cars need to pump fuel in and ignite it which takes time, whereas an electric car can just dump power into a motor and go,

But again, not a car person, just my naive guess.

Yeah it sounds like something a quick perusal of their medical history, or even just a quick question of "are you AMAB / AFAB? This is relevant for diagnosis" would clear up.

I like to think that in gay relationships, Sir Ian McKellen shows up at your doorstep dressed as Gandalf. He invites himself in and presents the parents with a child over a nice cup of tea. There is no question of where the kid came from, no question of Sir Ian dressed as Gandalf just showing up on your doorstep. There is just a pleasant cup of tea, a child is handed over, and Gandalf just walks out the door

The angle made it look like the dog was absolutely massive and standing in a courtyard near a building. Took me too long to realize it was a fence.

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Try going into a pool and moving around with just your arms. I know it's not quite the same, but you'll find that with the exception of swimming around, you use your legs to push off from walls, control your rotation and such.

In other words, just because you don't walk in space doesn't mean you don't use your legs.

My advice: Prepare to move out as soon as you can, and find some good supportive people to hang around with when you do. If she wants to scream at you for something like this, then you're better off keeping her at arms distance and dealing with her on your terms.

Good luck!

They're not Mr. Burns, are they?

I came here to make the joke that that's where you get the glider in Breath of the Wild, but you beat me to it.

Never forget that god has a hard-on for mass murder

I feel like that's the setup for a "tell my wife that! *rimshot*" joke.

Wikipedia says she has about 1% of her eyesight. Even 1% of eyesight can vary between people, so I wouldn't want to guess on what she can and can't see in terms of colour, brightness and such, but yeah 1% is well and truly legally blind.

I think there are USB sticks that let you use one type of controller on another console (e.g. use Xbox One with Switch) but I've never looked into it. But if that lets you use Xbox One with PS4 or PS5, then to hell with Sony.

Yes but what flavour is it?