Tankie.

Tankie.

Tankie.

It’s when a ruler is in a military dress uniform with a tall, feathery, hat.

So what’s your opinion of the US working class?

Tankie.

And fucking golf?

Not sarcasm, but a bit of hyperbole. There is no court mandated maximum IQ for cops. There was an incident where a candidate was rejected because he scored too high on an IQ test. The candidate sued for discrimination, but the courts said that it wasn’t illegal for them to reject him on that basis alone.

One thing always pained me about that series. I know it’s whole thing was that every episode followed pretty much the same formula, but I wish they had one episode that was just House working in the clinic for a day and diagnosing like 40 patients in a row. We get a few small scenes when he has to spend a few hours there dealing with the general public, but they’re few and far between.

But can you count…

Aaaaalllll the way…

To shfifty-five?

Just make them UV resistant and hit them with a strong UV light. It might not get rid of dirt or gum or stuff, but it will at least kill anything living on it.

T-t-t-totally dude!

Pro tip: If you have a shy bladder, you can just go into a stall to pee.

Oh no! A 3 month low! 3 months, practically a lifetime. Yes sir, I’m sure that millions of people only started investing during these 3 months and are really hurting right now instead of facing a short-term loss in the face of over a decade of profits.

then who was phone?!

Hey, what’s the relevance with your username? Most real people with accounts they care about put some thought and creativity into their handles in a way that’s relevant/funny/interesting to them. Your username sounds more like the automatically generated ones that use a random adjective and random noun. It’s popular with bots, or people who want to make a bunch of alt accounts without putting any thought into them.

It’s almost like your account ticks every possible box for being an alt account. Isn’t that funny? Isn’t that just hilarious? Good thing it’s just a coincidence and you’re just a regular dude with an outside opinion of this whole situation. I mean, can you imagine if you were actually an alt account of an embarrassed, pencil-necked little shit stain who got his fee-fees hurt because he got caught trying to play secret dictator in a corner of the internet? How absolutely pathetic would that be? Good thing that’s not you though. Right?

Literally any open world survival game.

ARK

Valheim

Rust

No Man’s Sky

Grounded

The entire fucking genre is tired and tedious. Exploration is the best part of the game, but you spend 90% of the time base building, researching upgrades to your base, gathering more stone/wood/BS to improve your base, optimising the layout of your base, crafting automation to produce MORE stone/wood/BS to further improve your base. And all this with a cumbersome inventory or weight management system.

And they always look like absolute crap. It’s either clean sci-fi structures that stick out like a sore thumb, or shoddy ramshackle buildings that look like they were slapped together by an ambitious crack head. So you spend hours placing decorations (that you also have to research and gather materials for) just for it to look kind of ok.

I fucking hate base building.

Welcome to the Age of Grift.

Alright, since you didn’t like my last explanation for some reason, let me try again.

You know how when you stick your hand out of a moving car, you feel a massive rush of wind, even if it’s not windy out? Ok, so imagine sticking a portal out of a moving car, what do you think happens to the air? Does it come to a dead stop after it exits the portal? Why not? The air itself wasn’t moving, only the car with the portal was.

Solids in this case will work the same way. It doesn’t matter if a solid is moving toward the portal, or the portal is moving toward it, what matters is the relative velocity.

From the orange portals frame of reference, the cube, and everything else in the world, is rushing toward it. So the cube (as well as the entire world around it) has a velocity relative to the orange portal.

But only the cube goes through the portal, the rest of the world does not come with it. At that point, the frame of reference changes. You can think of it like this: The cube has an velocity of X with respect to reference frame Y; once it leaves the portal, it keeps that velocity X but the reference frame changes from Y to Z. The velocity doesn’t disappear.