Prepuce of Doom

It's for the whole family!

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Natas decks were always a little different than the norm - deeper concave, steeper tails, etc., and are probably one of most popular "favorite rider from back in the day" decks for a lot of people, at least in my experience. I remember the distinctive feel of my friend's Panther 2 more clearly than that of some of my own decks over the years...

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I'm often tempted to give them a nonsense word - plorp, flerge, gunt, etc.

As a child, the most remarkable thing about that movie to me was that there was a person named "Gar" - seemed like the name of a caveman in a B-movie or something.

You make good points, and I have removed my "haha" emoji reaction. I wish I could reassign it to the "lowtax speed run" post just upthread in order to double my approval.

Let’s make it official then. Didn’t hit p. 2 until February 11th last year - I guess 2024 must be an El Caca year.

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The original colors all sucked.

I'm also an Android user, and I use SwiftKey. It's pretty nonintrusive, but I don't use any autocomplete aside from the three predicted words above my keyboard. See attached for an example. Fuck autocorrect in the

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Reverend J. R. "Bob" Dobbs sighting!

It sounds like you're almost certainly correct, but my only point was that it can sometimes be very difficult to visually determine whether a stranger is acceptably handicapped.

I offered that aside mostly in reference to your initial claim that you encountered someone abusing the handicapped spots, not as a criticism of the mechanisms of your proposed surveillance scheme.

Everyone at that party missed a prime opportunity to stuff an urn over the top half of Connor and rid us all of the nuisance.

I recently saw a car with a sticker on its rear windshield that read "Not all handicaps are visible" or similar. I imagine that person has probably been accosted by well-meaning but incorrect parking spot hall monitors. Or maybe they're an extremely clever and lazy asshole.

I subscribe to an email list-serve that featured this article today. https://aeon.co/essays/cosmic-expansion-is-a-given-who-inherits-the-cosmos-is-not? It's a small and thoughtful operation, so I don't want to strip them of the clicks by copypasting the entire essay (just a few of the intro paragraphs, but the whole thing is only 3,500 words). I found it engaging and thought-provoking. It could have been stuck in any number of other threads, but I figured I'd give it its own... ~~~~~ Some time late this century, someone will push a button, unleashing a life force on the cosmos. Within 1,000 years, every star you can see at night will host intelligent life. In less than a million years, that life will saturate the entire Milky Way; in 20 million years – the local group of galaxies. In the fullness of cosmic time, thousands of superclusters of galaxies will be saturated in a forever-expanding sphere of influence, centred on Earth. This won’t require exotic physics. The basic ingredients have been understood since the 1960s. What’s needed is an automated spacecraft that can locate worlds on which to land, build infrastructure, and eventually make copies of itself. The copies are then sent forth to do likewise – in other words, they are von Neumann probes (VNPs). We’ll stipulate a very fast one, travelling at a respectable fraction of the speed of light, with an extremely long range (able to coast between galaxies) and carrying an enormous trove of information. Ambitious, yes, but there’s nothing deal-breaking there. Granted, I’m glossing over major problems and breakthroughs that will have to occur. But the engineering problems should be solvable. Super-sophisticated flying machines that locate resources to reproduce are not an abstract notion. I know the basic concept is practical, because fragments of such machines – each one a miracle of nanotechnology – have to be scraped from the windshield of my car, periodically. Meanwhile, the tech to boost tiny spacecraft to a good fraction of the speed of light is in active development right now, with Breakthrough Starshot and NASA’s Project Starlight. (click link above for the rest, and if you're so inclined, I would recommend subscribing to their email list - lots of good stuff...)

Things haven't been going very well for this year's crop of demon gourds - starting to look like a one-horse race at this point. Only three days after the above series of pictures, just about everyone had been gnawed on by varmints, at least to some extent. As you can see, Lemonhead's entire face had been eaten away, but at the time, I started to think of creative ways to use him as a container, either to house/incubate a very small demon gourd next season, or perhaps for the setting of a fucked up diorama of some sort. ~~~~~ Fast forward to December 2nd, a mere two and a half weeks. Lemonhead's facehole continued to expand, but my ideas for repurposing him still held some measure of potential. Milk Dud just chilling in the background. And alas, everyone else (including non-demonspawns) kept rotting and/or getting eaten. Note how this one on the left appears to be deflating... ~~~~~ Fast forward to this morning. We've had a few inches of snow a couple of times already this season, as well as at least one extremely warm spell, so the dudes haven't been able to establish much consistency to their regimen, and it's beaten a couple of them into absolute mush. There are (or were) six pumpkins in the shot above. But the real indignity has befallen Lemonhead. I don't know whether his horror show will be able to be repurposed or not. Meanwhile, Milk Dud continues on, confident in his genetic superiority over every other member of his pledge class.

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To be fair, you've also undertaken an *extremely* radical weight-loss plan in the meantime!

I just recently added a purple-faced watch to my collection - a Henry Archer Nordso Neon III 316. Haven't had much opportunity to wear it yet, but I really dig it. Stumbled onto the brand while following one link or another that @HoustonHorn shared. They also have some more lavender/violet faces. https://henryarcher.com/en-us/collections/nordso/products/nordso-neon-iii-316 I had some serious problems with DHL (nobody gives a shit about the details of these stories, but I strongly suspect that a DHL employee attempted to steal it), and Henrik, the owner, was extremely helpful, involved, and accommodating. I'll post more/better pictures later, but I'm quite pleased with it so far.

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