He’s taking up curling. It’s all about the angles.
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He’s taking up curling. It’s all about the angles.
Definitely bouba on the left but trending towards kiki at the right.
After 900 years and a galaxy-wide cataclysm, I think we can forgive a typo.
“You people have stood in my way long enough! I’m going to the Bard’s College!”
Unless you’re looking away. Then it’s “yak yak yak.”
How did cow even pronounce those symbols? It might sound like some unearthly terror. I’d call to complain, too.
Well, there is the innovative retelling Rocket Robin Hood…
“… unlikely to see the same performance twice”… as many of the performers are murdered on opening night. Mysterious!
That’s… uh, that’s kinda how we do it in many Canadian provinces.
Over on X, someone asked Grok if a (real) wire photo distributed by Reuters was fake, Grok said yes, and it's being presented as a trending topic with a bunch of people talking about how MSM lies.
Truly a brainrot platform
Ha, no. And by “something” I meant the Duolingo blog. blog.duolingo.com/japanese-loa...
I read something about Japanese loan words and the traders who brought them. Japan had a word for beer, but biru from the Dutch supplanted it.
I gasped for real.
Leftover rhymes include "fork (two-tined)" and "dork, d'you mind?", if anyone requires them. ---- Description: A Far Side cartoon depicting 4 people in surgical scrubs surrounding a patient from whom one surgeon is removing what appears to be a live porcupine. The caption reads "Well, I guess that explains the abdominal pains." Above the comic, two rhyming lines have been added, with another rhyming line added below, so that all the text adds up to the following limerick: In acute pain was Benjamin Horkubind. A treatment, he went to New York to find. "Well, I guess that explains the abdominal pains," Said the surgeon, as Ben was de-porcupined.
Yesterday my crack team of undergraduate limerickologists and I discovered the remains of a lost limerick within a Far Side cartoon, so we've reconstructed the full poem. Peer review is hereby invited, as we plan to formally publish our findings on a prestigious bathroom stall door later this year.
@cbcstephenquinn.bsky.social That’s AI generated.
Where did little Keiko appear from there???!!!
Poor B’Avi. The first time I yelled “NoOOo!” at Star Trek (or any show) in a long time.
Penny is your classic brown tabby cat. She has a little mousy face.
No.
Made me think of the SNL fake ad. “I taste delicious!”
Oh wow! The show came out during my Lego Dark Age so it was always just a strange-looking theme for me. Nothing personal!
When Danielle Smith claimed 80% of federally picked judges had donated to Liberals, that was way higher than any figure I'd researched.
I dug into it. Could confidently write here:
"It is not true. The single media source Smith got that fact from has since corrected it."
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
I understand why chatbot cheating happens but every time I read about it I want to gently remind everyone that the point of schoolwork is not for the submission to exist. Teachers are not just greedy for more essays or solved equations. The point is to do the work WITH YOUR OWN BRAIN, FOR LEARNING.
The more that comes out about what these things do, the more I'm convinced smart bricks may be one of Lego's worst ideas this side of the turn of the century
I don’t know, man. Galidor was 2002.
Thank you for this learning.
Richard Scarry drawings of animals in cars that look like a corn cob, an apple, a pickle and so on.
Like some kind of messed-up Busy Town thing.
The gold medallist in men’s figure skating is skating in a panda costume.
I was actually wondering how the descriptive audio was different than the play-by-play. Interesting.
He thought about it.
