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  1. a man literally named ashley
  2. reportedly being pursued by the dallas cowboys nooooooooooooooooooo
  3. If its served up cold, coca cola and pepsi are basically the same shit. (if warm, both are nasty)
  4. https://x.com/excelhumor/status/1886025309717164105
  5. Sometimes my wife will write up a grocery list and asks me to do the shopping while she cleans up the kitchen or whatever. The Post-It will read “bread, yogurt, sour cream….” And before I get out the door, she reminds me, “for the bread, make sure its the presliced one from an oval loaf with a brown label; the yogurt it has to be the danon blueberry-cherry 4-pack; sour cream don’t get the high fat one or the very lite one, get the yellow label with the 3 cows on it — last time you bought the WRONG ONE….” and ad infinitum. What am I, that showoff restaurant server with the super memory trick? Yo, you had the pen and the paper, write that fucking shit down.
  6. https://x.com/tarantwitno/status/1823044718462165498?s=46&t=3ku4_vT9Jr_kOUXR7jAb8Q
  7. 6th all-time in yards and touchdowns (at better than 2:1 ratio). 8 pro-bowls. 5 years of 100+ rating. 4k+ yards in 12 of 15 starting seasons. dude is making it in the hall
  8. Tough, prolific, sb champ, and handsome. I dont want to live in a world where Stafford (and Rivers) arent honored.
  9. Me for the next 2 seasons:
  10. “got a boner” makes it seems passive. He deliberately exposed himself (by shaking off the towel) and nudged his dick onto the women. And yes, he cummed, too. The core of what happened is just a hair short of forcible assault. One accusation could be a lie. Two is a hit job. But multiple accusations from multiple women in different parlors at different time? The benefit of the doubt isnt on Justins side. Thats dirty as fuck and he should be dragged for it.
  11. Plenty of other big-number QBs in this era like Matty Ice. JA is special because hes an absolute dawg.
  12. Yeah, but then you'd get people complaining that they can't see shit, like for most of House of Dragons. Film lighting has always been for artistic intent first and and foremost, and then for realism second. Its better to show that the underground tunneling machine is huge and impressive than that its darker than Charlie Murphy. Theres no way you should be able to see Lukas' face and body in this cavern.
  13. The worst thing about this is, think of all the masseuse who worked on him whom he didn't try to harass.
  14. Better resume than Warren Moon, Stabler, Fouts, Tarkenton, etc
  15. Jim Kelly is in the HOF. 0 SBs. Fewer total TDs than Allen. Barely more total yards in many more games. Twice as many INTs. Fouts is also in. 3 more years for Josh Allen (10 years total) and he'll have an easy case.
  16. If you pay careful attention to many shows and movies in these types of scenes -- in caverns and tunnels and such, or medieval candle-list sets -- the visible lighting is just service to the audience so they're not staring at near pitch blackness. It's not meant to realistically portray the environment lighting. They do this to a extraordinary amount in this show. I thought her *role* in S1 was really good, and S2 the role sucked but the acting is still high quality. Unlike Common, she's actually won accolades for acting. In certain tight shots Rebecca Ferguson looks all of her age (41) and more. In the S2 mechanic jumper suit with short hair she is a baddie.
  17. Motherfucker looks like he’s on his way to kill Dumbledorf
  18. swiss peeler. super cheap and good. annoyingly, the inner part of the blade shows rust, but doesnt affect functionality (or give you botulism).
  19. DeepSeek is owned by a Chinese hedge fund. (It was originally built to pick stocks, then later generalized). Doubtless that their publication is sketchy, especially on the economics, and they stand to benefit from the newsdrop. However some clarification is required on the reporting about short gains in NVDA and etc: theres no party or parties that can be confirmed to have been the beneficiary of the price crash. The ~$6B reported gains is from a simplistic Δprice*shortinterest calculation. It has tons of caveats: the size of aggregate short interest in NVDA, AVGO, etc, has not meaningfully changed in 6 months; its only reported twice a month - and hasnt implied that existing shorts have closed/monetized; it is based on equity/shares and does not include derivatives (options, swaps, synthetics). But anyway I bought the dip too.
  20. Meta just turned in another monster quarter. Ad impressions up. Ad pricing growth up by double digits. Op margins nearly 50% and free cash flow smashed wall street expectations. Zuck is commanding that enterprise like the Spartan army.
  21. 1. The drivers conform to the track, the track doesnt conform to the driver. Whether you take a curve at 200mph or 100mph is up to the limit of your vehicle and your skill, but its your choice. Tracks are not designed with a G objective. See prima facie evidence of variety of tracks in F1, and even nascar (ovals vs street). And anyway, nascar drivers are subjected to half the G load of F1, so theyre not at threat of being anywhere near the human limit. 2. Jack Nicklaus isnt doing hydraulic engineering, I can guarantee you that. Did you think Giorgetto Giugiaro builds engines too?
  22. Cant make no babies in there
  23. AI took this guy's WALL OF TEXT and summarized it for a 5-year old like this: Gathering the Cosmic Ingredients - Picture this: our AI is like a young superhero, just starting out. But before they can fight crime, they need their powers! So, we collect all the cosmic dust, kryptonite bits, and vibranium shards from across the universe - that's our data. We clean 'em up, label 'em, and make 'em ready for the big transformation. It's like when Thor needs his hammer or Iron Man needs his suit, but instead, we're prepping super-knowledge! The Super-Training Montage - Now, imagine our hero in a training montage, like Rocky or Spider-Man. They're in a lab, training with Professor X's brain machine. Every time they guess the right move or solve a puzzle, they get stronger, faster, smarter. This AI is doing the same, practicing with its data like a superhero practicing punches or flight. It's learning to predict the next villain move or solve the city's problems, but instead of muscles, it's growing brain power! Advanced Hero Skills - Here's where it gets epic! Like when Captain America gets the super serum, we throw in some new, crazy scenarios at our AI. It's not just fighting the same bad guy; now, it's dealing with alien invasions or time-travel paradoxes. It's like if Batman had to adapt his gadgets for space or if Wonder Woman had to fight in an underwater kingdom. This part makes our AI not just good but great at handling the unknown! The Superhero Debut - Finally, we've got our fully trained, cosmic-powered hero. This isn't just any hero; this is like assembling the Avengers or Justice League in one brain! We've packed all this knowledge into a super-computer brain. Now, when someone needs help - be it saving a cat from a tree or solving world hunger - our AI superhero is ready! It's like having Iron Man's armor, but instead of a suit, it's a super-smart AI ready to tackle any challenge with speed and precision. And in the superhero world, you've got different versions of how you can use this hero: The Exclusive Hero - You pay to see this hero in action, like watching a blockbuster movie. The Open Hero - You can get the hero's blueprint and make your own version, but if you make a lot of money, you share some with the creator. The Public Hero - This hero's powers are free for all, like Superman, but you gotta credit the one who gave them their powers. So, our AI hero is out there, ready to save the day, in any world, any challenge, with the mightiest brain power we've ever seen!
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