It’s the guy on the plane

Honestly I do think Eye of the Tiger… if not, Chariots of Fire?

But maybe that’s just time

I doubt it was really ten foot, probably just a few inches

I read “are very short” like we’re quicker to wash and I was like nooo because my arms are so short :3

The fall recovery section is nightmare fuel

Arrietty would wear one to fly a popsicle stick plane

In West Philadelphia, born and raised
On the playground is where I spent most of my days.
Chillin’ out, maxin’, relaxin all cool,
And all shootin’ some B-ball outside of the school.

When a couple of guys who were up to no good,
Started makin’ trouble in my neighborhood.
I got in one little fight and my mom got scared,
And said “You’re movin’ with your auntie and uncle in Bel Air.”

No, that’s Theriogenology.

“Catholic” is when you love the taste of CRTs.

It was a very simple app but npm

They are specifically bullish on the radiology example

Bit of a tangent, but I think they aibro on about the radiology example purely because he has just gone through cancer, which feels pretty gross, even if it’s devil’s advocate

Can an American please explain what these are like, and why you would have them, over like doughnuts, pastries or other baked goods?

This makes for an excellent generalisation

Where the Trump-as-Master Chief post is merely cringeworthy, the Homeland Security message is flat-out dangerous. Comparing immigrants in the US to a parasitic alien life form that infects and annihilates advanced societies is not deeply offensive, it’s also rooted in the worst of human history: As seen in the untermenschen of the Holocaust and “cockroaches” in Rwanda, to name a couple recent examples, dehumanizing the “other” so you can more easily inflict cruelty, injustice, and horrors upon them is hardly a new technique, and the US government’s messaging was not subtle.

You might think that using imagery from one of its best known videogames in a call to “destroy” immigrants would prompt Microsoft to action, or at least to express some small modicum of disapproval. For now, at least, you would be wrong: Rather like Nintendo, which eagerly picks copyright fights it knows it can win but kept its mouth tightly zipped when Homeland Security used Pokémon to promote violent immigration raids, a representative told PC Gamer that “Microsoft does not have anything to share on this matter.”

Unexpectedly good political commentary from checks notes PC Gamer