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I can't remember if this is actually canon or if it's a throwaway line in the Abridged dub but I think Trunks' time machine in DBZ works like this. He shows up super early to Frieza and Cooler landing on Earth, and then shows up super late to the fight with the Androids.

I'm the guy forcing all of the poets to mine coal and all of the coal miners to write poetry.

Can't wait to see when happens when a program calls this function every clock cycle lmao

...is Pocahontas rated low in America? Seems to me she's kind of a folk hero.

edit: oh wait was he talking about ? lmao

It's arguing with libs and sending them pictures of a pig pooping on its balls. Never forget the roots of our power posting!

And this... is to go... even further beyond!

Like obviously he deserves much worse, but the revelation that he's just a racist old man who barely has context and is being shuffled from one appointment to another made me feel a little bad. We should institute a forced retirement age, seriously.

Also for pointing out that the genocide is extremely unpopular and that Kamala could pick up points in swing states if she did literally anything against it.

I hate basically all seafood. Tastes like ocean water even when it's allegedly good.

Something that can fight solo, but with my social skills maxxed out. Picked up this habit because of Bioware RPGs I'm sure, because I didn't want to miss dialogue options but I also didn't want the game's boss fights or sections where you don't have party members to completely screw me over. Jedi Guardian in KOTOR, Paladin in Baldur's Gate, Guns/Medicine/Speech in Fallout, etc.

In MMOs I play tank all the time every time. Why? Because the tank is inarguably the protagonist of the party. Every other player is a member of the supporting cast, following ME as I go on my epic adventure. The instant dungeon queues are nice too.

The pan doesn't instantly get cold when you pick it up for two seconds to shake your stir fry around. And if it's really such a problem then leave the pan on the stove top and stir with a wooden spoon or something.

Brudda my very simple point is that if you haven't spent a significant amount of time working with electric/induction - as you have with gas - then you can't confidently make the assertion that you're making. Every single thing you mentioned except for the burners working during a power outage is an issue that you might not have if you spent the time getting used to it, and in this case the effort required to get used to it will literally add years onto your life because you'll be huffing fewer toxic fumes.