I thought it was deliberate for the LOLs
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I thought it was deliberate for the LOLs
And, apparently, apostrophes too.
“Infamous” - that means more than famous!
Is that a metric fucktonne or a freedom fuckton?
JFC, that took a turn. I hope you’re ok today.
Damn I forgot about the dropbears. Keep your wits about you and you’ll usually be OK, plus we teach kids to stay in pairs if they’re passing through a eucalyptus area.
As an Aussie, I can say the trope of “everything wants you dead” is highly overhyped. I’ve seen three venomous snakes in the wild in my life (and I’ve mostly lived in rural areas) and there’s a couple of venomous spiders, but none that will kill you (unless you’re very young, very old, or very sick). Blue-ringed octopuses, crocodiles and sharks exist, but rarely cause human deaths. You know what we don’t have? Bears. Alligators. Cougars. Wolves. Very few carnivores trying to eat humans here, it’s mostly creatures with excellent self-defense mechanisms.
Building Better Worlds.
My fav movie! The perfect blend of sci-fi, action, comedy, and fashion model catwalk.
I came here to make this comment. The Edenists, a genetic fork of humanity, have created sentient machines through biotech. Some of the large space habitats are grown with a layer of neural cells a metre thick - in a cylinder shell that may be 30km long, totalling cubic kilometers of brain matter. Super-intelligent space buildings.
I came here looking to see if my point had already been made. Thanks!
I refuse to pronounce it that way. But at least “kaysch” sounds better than “cash-ay”
I thought they were slices of tomato.
Yes