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@hlehyaric I'm pretty certain that one is already a resident
The green tree python (Morelia viridis) is a species of snake in the family Pythonidae. The species is native to New Guinea, some islands in Indonesia, and the Cape York Peninsula in Australia.
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@guigirl Just adopt a few drop bears, problem solved!
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In Europe, Christmas beetles are called “cockchafers”. In the year 1478, they appeared in a French court to stand trial on the charge of having been sent by witches to destroy the laity’s crops (and jeopardise the church’s tithes).
The judge, addressing the beetle as “Thou irrational and imperfect creature”, writes EP Evans in the Criminal Prosecution and Capital Punishment of Animals, found them guilty and banished them. Were the beetles to “think you have some reason for not complying”, they were to re-appear six days later at precisely one o’clock, “to justify yourselves or to answer for your conduct”.
In 1479, the cockchafers were accused of “creeping secretly in the earth”. Again the court ordered them “banned and exorcised”, adding that they, “through the power of Almighty God shall be called accursed and shall daily decrease whithersoever you may go”.Gee, i wonder why i utterly mock religion?
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You want answers? You want answers?! You can't handle the truth!
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Huuuuuuuge waste of money! I was able to see it <1 second after i began looking for it!
Stealth schmealth!!
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@digitrance Haha, NFT = Not For Trade
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A man has created traffic jams by walking around town, wheeling a big trailer full of cell phones behind him.
Google Maps is incredibly useful. It tells you how to get places without arguing with somebody sitting next to you with a gigantic map. It's even put an end to endless conversations with family about which roads you took to get home. I followed the satnav like everybody else DAD, I have no idea which roads anymore because nobody does, Jesus Christ.
It's a reliable tool that – generally quite accurately – tells you how to get to where you want to go quickly, and how to avoid traffic along the way. But it turns out it's quite simple to hack. All you need is a shitload of phones and a bad attitude.
This is how artist Simon Weckert "hacked" Google Maps for a project, causing fake traffic jams to follow him around wherever he went.
To do the "hack", Weckert hired out 99 phones and bought sim cards for them online, Vice reports. He then put the sim cards in the phones and loaded up Google Maps on all of them, and loaded them into his wagon.
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The video is informative & also, IMO, very witty... but watch only until the 4.35 mark [unless you're an inveterate ads-lover].
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@guigirl Yeah, witty - but are those spelling mistakes deliberate?
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https://www.thefarside.com/2021/12/29/1 [prehistoric Nixon]
https://www.thefarside.com/2021/12/29/4 [play the Bruce music].
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I'm totally with Kerri.
Optimism is great until disaster hits, and then us pessimistic folk step up. Catastrophisers of the world, unite! This is our time to shine.
Or if my initials were instead ZB3: