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It wasn't terrible, it just wasn't as good as the first one and was quite forgettable.

Possibly. I've forgotten a lot about what I knew about owls. I can only remember that I used to know stuff, not what that stuff actually was. You're probably right. Either way, though, it looks cool!

Depends on who you're talking to. I've learned to add the modifier "casual" because I'd get people spreading rumors about me "cheating on my girlfriend" (I didn't have or want a girlfriend at the time, and I was just going on dates with different girls I liked) if I only said "dating" without specifying that it was "casual dating."

Two mice from the UN that save people and stuff. Technically, Bernard is from the United States and Bianca is from Hungary. There were two movies, the better of which (in my opinion) was The Rescuers: Down Under, which takes place in Australia and involves them saving a boy and a golden eagle from a poacher, and gaining an ally (who is from Australia).

Or Firefly. But I guess the comments above changed that.

If you mean the title of the painting, it's because Fall Out Boy is notorious for ridiculously long song titles

Judging by the downvotes, some people don't know their school mascots! I got the joke. You're funny!

PRAISE HELIX

Yes.

I think it's more a matter of the influence of the news. Americans have been trained to associate "banker"=banks=corporations=evil, instead of thinking "banker"=banker=person who works at a bank=person involved in customer service and helping you with your money.
And of course, that might not actually be true. We can't be sure that there weren't some New Yorkers who said "helpful and friendly" or some Torontonians who said "despicable and corrupt." We've got to take it on faith that this is an accurate representation.

It's not a great story for me either, but it is for enough people, so I think it can stay.

He'll also scatter in an eyeball, "K2", a bird, a strange rabbit, and a stick of dynamite. But not always all of them. I can only find the eyeball and K2 (and the pie) in this one.

Maybe it's chemical engineering? Maybe they're discussing alloys and crystal structures for building materials in civil engineering? Maybe they're learning about molecular engineering and nanotechnology for electrical engineering?
Or it could be that the joke is just that she's saying something science-y.

It's a Percy Jackson reference. The 600th floor of the Empire State Building is where Olympus is.