

Optical Disk Drives should be renamed Flash You Invested Worthwhile Dime Windows Yanks To Misappropriate - Drive?


Optical Disk Drives should be renamed Flash You Invested Worthwhile Dime Windows Yanks To Misappropriate - Drive?


I say they all have equally horrific connotation. But “forced labor” sounds like “slavery lite edition” when I read it.


History of English podcast, mother of all etymology tangents. Highly recommended.


another name… “an other” name


Or from another perspective, a 3D Wooly Willy.


I mean, “car” is just short for horseless carriage afterall.


I don’t know that I’ve ever seen one of these… Looks like it has gotten tossed around between being classified as a kei-car, compact SUV, and truck. Even the Wikipedia article isn’t sure what to do with it.


Thanks for sharing. Watching this on my lunch break now.


Indeed, I should have affixed that context. North American Showerthoughts.


A light fabric adhering to your top half is generally looked at differently than a light fabric adhering to your groins.


People overthinking this and making so many technical qualifier as to why OP is wrong. It’s just a comparison of two pairs of species that are only a handful of clades removed that share similar body plans. It’s not a correct or incorrect statement. Just OP’s observation.


Despite the age, this one also checks out.


People join Lambchop on the second line so presumably those kids are singing about themselves. Or they just didn’t take Lambchop serious and got stuck in the time loop singing to their doom before the regret even had a chance to set in.


Why involve legal. Just go by a nickname at work and put that on your business contact.


Can someone explain this to a non-cat person? I’m guessing one of the two boxes is a litter box.


Yes, I think that’s the scenario most commenters are missing; Wikipedia could evolve into something it’s not. Then what good are backups as they won’t capture the decades/centuries to come.
Then we’d be extinct you mean.


These tables existed long before we were drinking coffee in Europe and America. What did we call them then? Low tables? End tables? Baby tables??


Is that a yes or no question, or merely a suggestion?
Or a level for a first person shooter or a Silent Hill game.