Limit of knowledge, no Google. Quaid was likely an adult when he starred in The Hunger Games. That came out 15 or so years ago, so if guess he’s mid 30s.

Edit: 32. Not bad

Yeah, but a fast food restaurant run by teenagers is not synonymous with a kitchen full of cooks lead by a chef.

… why would you keep watching after season 1 when it was super clear they had no idea what to do with this project?

“Fighting tooth and nail” is a phrase meaning you’re in a desperate struggle, using everything available to you. By capitalizing it, it also turns tooth and nail into people with non-gendered names. That’s all there is to it, it’s just a pun.

Quick, someone tell Dan Wells! He’d love this shit.

What a fucking bonkers drug. Here, take one and you won’t have the sniffles and will feel quite drowsy. Take two, and you’ll fall asleep from the drowsiness. Take 10 and witness the nightmares. No matter how much you take, though, it significantly increases your risk for alzheimer’s. We sell it in giant bottles with hundreds of pills, which is probably a lethal dose. Have fun kids!

Yeah, the only one of these I’ve seen has been removed from the net. It was a YouTube channel called pogobat, namely a time period called “Dan Brown 3.0”. He gave his life to the YouTube comment section and you could watch in real time as it ripped his life to shreds.

Chickens. Google what happens to male egg-laying chickens and you probably can figure out why it’s not vegan.

Usually things aren’t vegan due to the horrors of factory farming practices, even before any potential death occurs.

Couple of reasons. One, honey is made not from local pollinators but from European honey bees. Two, European honey bees are really good at producing honey, which means they’re more efficient at removing pollen and nectar from flowers, denying food for native pollinators. Three, while only a few bees are directly harmed during honey harvesting, the need for their honey to be harvested means that they’ve been bred to make big, uniform honeycombs and a glut of excess honey. This makes them more susceptible to diseases, even before you factor in the monoculture nature of their existence.

Essentially, it’s not that eating honey is harmful to bees. It’s that the creation of honey at scale is cruel both to the bees producing the honey and the native pollinators who get pushed out by them. We (my household) do have honey on occasion, but only from local, small scale honey producers.

It also has a max of 31 days possible. Which has… implications.

Yeah, comic only laugh. Funny funny or else why? Why comic if no funny? Funny pages, comics, funny /s

Dude, comics can be whatever the fuck you want. Want to make a comic that’s just four panels of an unmoving rock? Still a comic. And there’s no reason why anyone should question otherwise.

Between this and all the “how is this a meme?” comments. Most inane, useless comments. Maybe, just maybe, it wasn’t meant for you? Clearly it’s getting upvotes

How about extremely addicting activities that do nothing but increase the wealth of already wealthy people and drive people who need money into increasing (up to and including absurd) levels of debt isn’t a good thing for society. So get rid of it or put in sensible guardrails.

You can have gambling without money being at stake. It’s just as “fun” and doesn’t ruin anyone’s lives anymore than anything else that’s addicting.

Literally ruined every playthrough I’ve played by doing this.

Even cheated last time using the item name glitch to reduce the stress and then the first Desert festival crushed me.

Imagine being perfectly fluent in German, but only when gorked out your damn orb.

Would it not be concerning that he raised from the dead, then?

That’s how you get your paper published. Find the stat with the happiest (see, statistically relevant) outcome, publish based solely on that.

36 kilotons a year. Only short by 6 sig figs. You’d need over a 100,000 of these to reach net zero. And the cost for each ton removed is “closer to $1,000 a ton than $100 a ton”. Let’s say $500 a ton, which is less than the actual cost. That’s $18 million a year for this one facility, and you’d need >$1.8 trillion annual to run all the facilities for net zero. It would become the largest single industry in the world (passing agriculture at $1.3 trillion annually)

It’s something that needs to be done eventually, but can’t be used to get us to net zero.

So, yeah. Neat, but something for after the transition.

Purple, the color directly between red and blue, is a creation of your mind interpreting a band of light that triggers your red and blue sensing nerves, but no green is sensed. The actual band of light we can see goes from red to green to blue. Purple doesn’t fall between those colors, meaning it wouldn’t be included in a rainbow, and isn’t any “pure” light you could see, since it doesn’t fall on the spectrum.

Essentially, any time you see purple, you’re seeing two different frequencies of light that your mind interprets as a single frequency.

Is it a skittles reference or is it a reference to purple not being an actual color and thus not a part of the rainbow?