They are both worth it, after some time.

Sounds like my dog. I’ve always said that that dog is like an eternal toddler.

As much as I admire this, it must be remembered that the Orange Clown does not play by any rules, including those he imposes on others.

They’re skulls.

It’s not a matter of intelligence. Trauma does awful things to a person, especially when you’re surrounded by awful human beings and don’t have the tools to be able to cope.

Is this a different phenomenon than sun pillars? In those cases, I believe the cause is a particular shape of ice crystal, but perhaps in this case the geometry is caused by the fact the scattering substance is only present in that column, rather than scattering in a preferred direction.

Half baked.

Wasn’t Wesley Snipes ultimately defeated by the IRS?

Yeah, that looks like it!

My dog loves to put the side of his snout against the snow, and plow. Then he flips onto his back and does a little wriggle back and forth before flipping over again and standing up. Rinse and repeat. Is that anything like what Daisy is doing here?

And accepted, it appears.

Can someone help me identify my old TV…?

It’s the big box on the left-hand side of the photo, with a picture on it.

Pictured: pika chew.

But was it a SQL database?

So… how did she/you score?

60 to 230 PeV. That’s a spicy neutrino! </mario>

Physicists are notorious for approximating, and astronomers are even worse. But there are some subfields where they care about being more precise, and you maybe break the periodic table into a handful of elements plus alphas. And there’s that one or two people getting exquisite spectral resolution and signal-to-noise on a few stars and measuring the abundance of Technetium or whatever.

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They want to pretend to be Christian so the sheep keep voting for them.

Mark of a good sermon: did they say what it is?