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2·8 hours agoWhat happens when you turn the light switch off? Does it have a battery?
Dogs can look up they just choose not to.
That arm go all the way down and them teeth go all the way up
2·2 days agoI listened to the audiobook, read by the original author.
It’s… Something.
And chronic lead poisoning
Radical centrists are the arch enemy of Militant Nihilists
Hiding The Fact That You’re Reading Mein Kampf On The Bus For Dummies
I heard about a hostage situation at waffle house once. Except the staff were the hostage-takers.
Yes the terminator would have reached the end of the list and gone “Whelp, guess the humans outsmarted us again!” And just give up on the spot. Terminator are known for giving up at the slightest setback.
12·5 days agoArrival and Interstellar. Half baked cop out time travel shit
You can short circuit a bigot by arguing that all straight people are actually trans and it’s the government’s fault for not enforcing traditional gender roles
And she doesn’t have a bike to make a fast getaway!
4·6 days agoLots of free-range tigers around Minnesota?
Pro tip, don’t stand there and smirk, she’ll know somethings up. You need to put up a convincing protest, and whine in anguish when she deletes the icon.
Garry from Garry’s mod
Context: During Covid, many airlines mothballed their large passenger jets, including 747s, A330 and A380s, and stored them in facilities like these.
This sequence shows a small aircraft storage provider in Alice Springs dramatically expanding their storage area and inventory from a few passenger jets to full capacity, around 100 jets in just over a year, an inventory worth around $20 Billion.
By late 2023, most aircraft have been rotated back into service, leaving a handful of stored or abandoned jets remaining.
A closer look at the facility in 2026 shows evidence of some jets having been scrapped for parts, having never returned to the skies.