I’ve found Rhodia is very inconsistent with their production quality (and I don’t love waxed papers), but for flip notebooks/sketchbooks they’re a solid choice.

For calligraphy, Tomoe River is a classic (even after the whole sanzen drama its still great paper), but I also really love Iroful, Canson Imagine 200gsm, and any of the Strathmore Mixed Media papers. It depends on the ink I’m using and the effect I’m going for, really, but if I had to pick one Iroful is probably the best all-round calligraphy paper (better shading than TR but with less impressive sheening)

I’ve been into calligraphy for years now - it’s a wonderful hobby with anywhere between absolutely none (pseudocalligraphy with a pencil/bic) and a very low cost to entry (blackletter with a parallel pen) that I seriously encourage anyone to try out! Just be warned that it’s a gateway drug to the fountain pen hobby, which uh.
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quickly becomes a not-cheap hobby. Good god.

Missed opportunity to claim you wrre doing some naked woodworking

I’m just guessing, but I’m betting they were either trying to make a custom-fit buttplug or really liked the fantasy of being sealed up and figured it’d work loose like superglue does.

Edit: this paper is pure gold, highly recommend looking it up. The photos of the removed epoxy are eyewatering, yet oddly enchanting…

A 27-year-old unemployed young man presented with lower abdominal discomfort following injection of a liquid adhesive per rectum 5 hours previously. He injected the viscous liquids into his rectum via a dual-chambered glue gun, resulting in an instantaneous exothermic reaction that caused the mixture to solidify and become fixed internally. He had no previous history of bowel disorder or psychiatric disturbance. The patient admitted he had done this for anal erotic enjoyment

Sir this is a Wendy’s.
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And that was really cool so your meal is free, please go on this sounds like a super fun campaign.

I found this, which sheds a little more light on the topic?

The Cat In The Hat’s Zany Antics Can’t Melt Steel Beams

They aren’t including hardware capable of brute forcing WPA2 in a TV.

Wouldn’t hurt a deer? Dude they’re called that because they’re shouting about it all the time (that’s what their call spunds like). Racist little fuckers.

I just wasn’t sure if it would fit the bill of being linux, but yea I am (obviously) a big fan of lemmynsfw!

lemmynsfw fits the bill pretty well, idk.

Porn on the cob

I use Maize btw

Unless you refined the mango to the point that was homoatomic, the other non-hydrogen atoms would act as moderators and prevent fusion from occurring.

It does now, yes. Early days of yeet did not have a definition - “that’s one Yeety Boi” as an example phrase. It was just a word you’d substitute in place of any other word for meme reasons. Eventually society settled on Yeet/Yote as meaning “to throw emphatically”, which is nice (and was possibly the original meaning? There was this whole cyclical aspect to it that was very interesting).

It’s a meaningless meme - if you remember the early days of “yeet” it’s lot like that. People started sticking the number around as an in-joke, but it’s gone super mainstream and now it’s just a goofy thing to do.

Anyone else getting tired of everything being turned into a discussion of the US vs China? You’re not wrong, but OP came out and clarified this was a comment more spawned from Japanese and British imperialism and you went right back to talking about America vs China. The world is bigger than that one topic, why do we have to bring it up everywhere?

How many distinct genomes are there that we include under the label “smallpox”? It’s also a great deal more complicated than simply storing the genome - much as gene expression in humans is more complicated than simply “this is what the DNA says”, it’s also more complicated than that for viruses. We’re finally to the point that we can simulate interactions, but it’s -absolutely- not a trivial thing to do (supercomputer shit) and simply saving the source material prevents any risk of loss of information.

We’re not to the point that that’s possible.