Look on the back of the stems. That’s usually where you’ll find manufacturer’s stamps. At the same time, they kind of look like tarnished silver. Try polishing them!

You would if you don’t like surprises.

Big brother: “Okay, open your mouth and close your eyes, and I’ve got a big surprise!” Closes eyes: “not this time, fucker”

How long did it take to download 45 years of updates?

That all depends on what side of the line you’re on.

Do you like hot wings? I like hot wings.

Tuckers?

Not a collector, but check estate sales and garage sales. Folks will just dump old photo albums.

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Oh, snap! You just Papua’d his New Guinea with that dick joke.

I don’t think that reads the way you think that reads…

If they just made these ships bigger so you could spot them more easily on a plane void of other vertical structures, then they couldn’t just sneak up on you out of nowhere.

The It’s Just a Cold Sore War

But, it is true! Deadly extreme ineptitude is the cause.

Brawndo hasn’t been invented yet.

If you never catch a falling mug without spilling it’s contents, do you even ninja?

Ekksplösif

Unless it’s stupid, then it’s anecdodo.

Officially. Dipfuck sure as hell will just tell him, or leave folders laying about.

The ice cream truck in my area plays the calliope version of “It’s a Small World” every summer, every day, and I want to burn it all down when I hear it. Alternatively, you could plays sounds that are above the adult frequency of hearing if they have children. The kids will be super annoyed and the adults will have no idea it’s even happening. Look up the “mosquito tone”.

Movie rights. Were something like bitcoin. Our ideas generate value to the creators. The more in-sim value that’s created, so it extends to the creators. Mirrors are to blame, you see. Whichever creator allows mirrors to exist in-sim nearly destroyed the sim the first time a “person” stood between two mirrors and saw their infinite reflection. The immediate fix was to allow the concept of infinite universes and sim life.