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Explicate the inexorable, fucker.

  • Was wondering how a ribcage skull could possibly be beneficial. It might be worthwhile if they have a chaotic circulatory system that allows for expansion of the brain case under times of stress.

    Or maybe metal for armor is just that much more common on Qo'noS compared to calcium so a new fitness maximun was found.

  • If the ghosts are of ded contemporary physicists they're probably haunting the region of space that our solar system occupied in the galaxy when they died.

  • Osteoblast-maxxing

  • My mom wished I'd been a girl, yet when I wanted a She-Ra action figure to do battle alongside my brother's He-Man suddenly I'm the one with the problem. In a related trend my local Toys-R-Us literally never carried the April O'Neil action figure. #BattleErasure

  • What a horrible night to have a curse...

  • Like a contemporary version of The Addam's Family essentially.

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  • I checked if this was in the micropaintings community.

  • Nice pun salvo.

  • This person does it. Overdoing it being the enemy of consistency is the most important takeaway.

    I try to simplify everything by working up to six sets of ten (I'm basic) until exhaustion but with low weights. Then next time I increase the weight slightly. As your endurance slowly builds you can add more exercises to your routines. You'll eventually learn about cycling muscle groups to let them build on off days.

    Also creatine monohydrate is an option as long as it's from a brand that gets their purity and potency verified by a respected third party lab (USP, NSF, etc). It's been shown to help build strength/power as well as muscle-mass benefits in aging populations with strong, high-confidence data. Cognitive benefits are also plausible and mechanistically sensible (creatine plays a role in brain cellular energy metabolism), but the certainty is only low-to-moderate. Plus if you're investing in a supplement you'll want to get the maximum benefits from it so it'll help motivate you.

  • Specify that I wish to personally kill the first person to legally change their name to Rumplestiltskin Elizondo Jones III at a time of their own volitional choosing. I would then legally change my name to such and live as an immortal until such time that I decide to die. People talk about healthspans but what amount of suffering could possibly be worse than nonexistence?

  • I'll recommend The Drifter (thumbnail) for its very good story, cool UI, beautiful pixel graphics, and melodious Aussie full voice cast. Being inspired by the point and clicks of old it inevitably had a couple confusing spots, but a fun and unique time to be sure.

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  • All old people know what it's like to be young, but no young person knows what it's like to be old.

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  • Air is only 0.04% CO2 but 78% nitrogen. I propose we standardize liquid nitrogen as the de facto portable, single-use coolant over grocery store dry ice.

    Instead of cooling the whole room it's more efficient to cool individual people though. Which means taking advantage of their sweat's evaporation would make more sense. So like those reflective Japanese jumpsuits with fans at the bottom and outlets at the top are probably the best design. A little evaporating or sublimating gas in the suit couldn't hurt though (depending on where the reservoir is held).

  • Ru suggesting each subsequent punch isn't raising the stakes?!

    Media has to meet people where they are I'm afraid. Also as awards shows become increasingly popularized it becomes even harder to find original art. All the moreso for series.

  • Well put!

  • Whoa season 4?! Yay: Wednesday August 5th, nice! Thx

  • What a great premise, gone too soon.

  • Eternaut looks cool! Pluribus is so good, but it gets a bad rap for being slow.