Every time I’ve seen this, it’s been on my phone and I’ve always thought it was the shadow of a drone.
Now I’m seeing it on a bigger screen and can finally tell what it is.
Every time I’ve seen this, it’s been on my phone and I’ve always thought it was the shadow of a drone.
Now I’m seeing it on a bigger screen and can finally tell what it is.
I run into that sometimes, where they decide that it’s all the same material right? And then make the floor texture the same as the wall texture, so holes in the wall are completely invisible.


Journey to the Center of the Earth was also turned into multiple movies.


I’d hold off until you actually feel comfortable handling a dog. You can volunteer at shelters or babysit a friend’s dog or something, but you’ll need to train your dog, and being afraid will make that a lot harder.
Training a dog is one part training yourself. Your dog will look to you for guidance, so it’s helpful for a professional trainer to show you how to communicate with your dog. There are private trainers, but the most affordable method is in a group with various other untrained dogs.
It does leave me pretty unsatisfied, ngl
I have wasted so much fucking time in games trying to climb ladders that were just decor.


how they have survived as a species is a mystery to me
Domestication is how they’ve survived. They’ve got odd little nests because they’re from a warm area and they really just need a few sticks to keep the egg from rolling out of the cliffside pockets they naturally nest in.
We’ve transported them to areas they never evolved to live in, set them loose, and mock their struggle to survive.
No, my parents believed video games were evil :(
I had so much dolphin shit as a teenager


When I swallowed that sixth shot of Wild Turkey 101, I knew it was a mistake
Lincoln, but only if I get to wear the hat


For one, you need proof. No reputable newspaper is going to report on “I heard that…” without anything to back it up.
Any reputable media will want to know how you know about this, and they’ll want to verify its accuracy.


Kids these days? I remember putting a IRC/Runescape combo program on a flash drive so I could play Runescape with my guild during computer class 20 years ago. I have no idea why it got around the network restrictions, but it did.
Edit: The after school computer club turned into a Wolfenstein LAN party after somebody got on the teacher’s account and put a pirated installer on the shared drive.
It’s a combo of the pants being a poor fit, the pants being badly designed, and the pants being cheaply made.
Fashion industry standard drafts a single pattern for each style of pants in size 2/4/6, depending on brand, then just size it up or down without redrafting it to account for body fat distribution being uneven. So even if it’s the “correct” size, it may not actually fit your measurements. Cheap fabric tends to have less structure, and it won’t hold your body fat in as well as a fabric with a tighter weave.
You can get underwear with some padding that doesn’t squeeze around the seams if you want to avoid it.
I personally find thigh chafing to be more uncomfortable, and cameltoe is more like a front wedgie. It’s more unsightly than uncomfortable.
Much like cameltoe, there are multiple methods of avoiding a visible boner. Gaffs or dance belts are probably the easiest, but some people prefer to tuck.


Skill issue, get good scrub


It is a moral imperative to break unjust laws.


There’s no law saying guys can’t wear sundresses too


Fed is best.
If you can breastfeed, that’s fantastic! But don’t be ashamed if you’re struggling to produce milk, it’s quite common and you shouldn’t avoid formula out of fear. It’s far worse for a baby to go hungry!
I’ve trained my cats to come to a dinner bell. Now, instead of yelling at me for food, the youngest cat has figured out how to ring the door chimes when he’s hungry.
On the plus side, if my cats ever accidentally get outside, the bell is loud enough to hear across the neighborhood, so I can summon them.
Edit: The bell in question, since everybody always thinks I use a different kind of bell.