Do the Justice Friends from Dexter’s Lab count?
Do the Justice Friends from Dexter’s Lab count?
See, that’s cocaine fuelled Hollywood done right.
What the question is asking is “what’s the most 90s movie of all time” and the answer can only be Kazaam, starring Shaquille O’Neil himself, and the Mars corporation products.
It’s exactly as peak 90s as Space Jam without any of the charm or personality, which makes Kazaam precisely as soulless as that entire decade. It’s perfect
YouTube premium comes for free with my Google music subscription. Or the other way around. Idk
Fusion makes a bomb like the sun.
Fission makes a bomb like chernobyl.
Seems similar, actually different. We’re actually pretty good at fission, but fusion is way harder. The problem with fusion is that you need a huge amount of power to generate a slightly huger amount of power in return, and we are pretty crap at generating a big enough spike of energy to start the reaction and marginally worse at capturing said power after. All in all, pretty far away from practical fusion power.
Fission, by comparison, can happen when you have too many special minerals in a wrong shaped pile. We abuse this effect to boil water, and use that boiling water to make power.
Nah we definitely have fusion, just not for anything other than bombs.
Fun fact: to set off a fusion reaction, hydrogen bombs actually have a smaller fission bomb inside it. Sometimes multiples of fission-fusion reactions all stacked inside of eachother like nesting dolls.
Packing done right is extremely painful. You’re not just shoving gauze in the opening and calling it a day. You’re panty stuffing that hole.
They were the “still cheap but not horrendous trash” option compared to husky at the local home despot last time I looked, which admittedly was a few years back.
It depends on what you’re doing. Metabo makes the best angle grinders. DeWalt makes the most reliable hand drills. Milwaukee is affordable. Imo best bang for your buck is good used tools. S&K made the best rachet set in the world for a time. Starrett and Mitutoyo stuff used to be practically bulletproof. Most modern brands don’t hold a candle to the quality of tools made 40-50 years ago
Miss my old HTC One M9. That little bastard was a tank
Needs the “we care ❤️ 🌈” flag on the right side in the rubble somewhere
Best workplace safety sign I ever saw was a high voltage lockout that said to the effect of “not only will this kill you, it will hurt the entire time you are dying”. Death is not always a sufficient motivator
There’s not much else to see. Honestly the best ending is the little citadel get together you play sometime in 3. Most of the characters you’ve come to know and love all gathered for a small, low key house party. Everything about the battle for earth and the citadel ghost can eat my shorts.
How dare you disrespect the enigma that is Marauder Shields
Jerk off every single day. Your prostate will thank you
This was a latex loofah at a Safeway grocery store. Good luck finding something similar. Maybe a sponge from the kitchen aisle?
See counterargument tho I’ve had multiple cashiers try to scan a thing that wasn’t in the system and just throw it in my cart so it DOES happen. Lmao
Gonna go with 1994 Road Rash on PC. Nothing like chain whipping a bitch as you fly by those CA highways on your Ducati whatever blasting sound garden
OG DiRT felt good in a way that modern games just can’t match. I don’t dare go back and play it again because I did that with OG need for speed underground and absolutely hated it. Picked up some DiRT sequel a while back on the ps store and it didn’t feel great either.
This has always struck me as a dumb argument. Before “intellectual property” innovation was just technological advancement. Patenting is just enabling punishment against actual innovators. I am a welder. I make things. If I set out to make a stove, I don’t give a shit who patented what fuel distribution system or air intake methodology, I’m gonna make a damn stove. The entire concept of being able to exclusively “own” a design or concept is reductive to human learning as a whole.