My six year old is currently in love with axolotls after discovering them in Minecraft. Now they have an axolotl balloon and costume and a little squishy one and probably some other things I can’t remember.
Being six, they are also often given to lamentations and mood swings.
You have accurately represented my kid in two panels - well done!
I recall this being announced a decade or more ago. At the time, I wasn’t so jaded and was more surprised than anything else that it was opt-out rather than opt-in.
Now I’m more annoyed than surprised.
Apparently, if not configured for local WiFi, many smart TVs will attempt to break into any other SSID they can find - with no input from the user requesting that it do so.
As someone who has recently been discovering that a lot of foods I used to love are ones my body no longer considers acceptable, I’m kind of glad it doesn’t exist, because I’m not sure I could resist.
I didn’t even realize it was a pun until reading this comment, so thank you.
I see; thank you for the response.
Does an exaggerated arch suggest fellatio? I think I get the premise, but I’m not 100% confident.
I haven’t used Manjaro in many many years, but IIRC it was the first distro I used that reliably supported Wi-Fi.
Does this mean that the monster and his creator had access to a TARDIS?
Bastard coated bastards with bastard filling.
As a kid, I learned the word “verdant” by reading a Spider-Man novel in which Peter realized an organization was nefarious by recognizing the root “verde” in the name.
I think that, in the story, the organization was trying to reproduce The Hulk. Hence, green.
The most generous interpretation I can find is that jellyfish are interested in the mittens.
Personally, I’m just wary of one or more people.
I think it’s supposed to be hair with a bun.
Back when bash.org was a thing (I’m aware it has since been archived in multiple places), there was a quote that went something like “you only have a name because your mother was suspicious it took nine months to take a shit.”
This reminds me of when Jared Leto created Ukraine from a different powder in Lord of War.
When I was a kid, I had a book called “Are You Normal?”
The premise of the book, at least as best as I can recall, was that the author had interviewed an extensive list of people about normally private and/or embarrassing things, such as bodily functions. They would then reveal within the book some of the statistics and you, the reader, would compare yourself to them to determine how “normal” you were.
I don’t remember too much from the book, but I remember in the intro the author said something like “it amazed me how many people wouldn’t open up to their wives, but would throw the bathroom door open when I asked about how they peed.” (This is heavily paraphrased because I only remember the gist.)
Presumably the phenomenon you referenced here in your last line is something similar.