I don’t mean to be tactless but I had no idea the death toll was so focused on the impacts themselves, I always figured the majority of the casualties were people trapped, both above and below the impact, killed by the collapse of the tower.

You may not like it but this is what peak serenity looks like.

Fun fact: the book is depicted as closed in war times because, well, time for words is over.

I also text this guy’s mom.

Dead things can’t, in fact, go anywhere.

Damn imagine owning anything in this economy.

we still use incandescent lights

Where do you even buy those?

It’s entirely possible that you’ve seen it countless times before. It’s impossible to tell though.

If you look at it you can clearly see they are in fact 2.

I find it consistently bland but I’ll give it its own identifiable style.

Cool, can we see said picture?

Oblivion without mods is traight up unplayable without an unhealthy amount of metagaming because of this.

But to be fair the metagaming couldn’t help with the crashes either way…

Akthually it’s a white guy with a gun.

It’s definitelly a taste impossible to miss. I had the real stuff and some edulcorated local thing and, albeit weaker, it’s so out of left field it’s not credible for it to not be noticeable.

Answer the damn question coward.

Why the fuck would you think this is a showerthought?

Because neutrons are what you get when an elecron and a proton love each other very very much…

So basically if you sqeeze anything (made of atoms) hard enough you get neutrons.

It’s not like it’s “impossible” to sqeeze a bunch of protons, but stuff is usually made of atoms, not of protons, hence you don’t get such a weird thing as a giant segregation of protons just lying there.

There’s no need to become independent in places like Australia.

Everything is painfully easy these days. Just remember to buy food or you will starve.

Oh also you need to rent, next to Spotify and Netflix or whatever, also gas and elecricity.

That’s it. Welcome to the myth of “adulthood”.

Torture, kidnapping.

Relevant username.

Not only it’s not but history expands into the future so it’s probably even less so.