That's fucked up. At least with Pearson you have time; basically between a week and the whole semester... The problem there lies with correct answers constantly showing up as wrong. With time you can at least afford a conversation with the professor and correct such a mistake.
The entirety of university is the only place I wish would go back to pen/pencil and paper.

Is that a woosh because you don't get the reference or a reference towards the rocket itself?

Wow. Saxon sounds even worse than Pearson, which is really saying something.

Hitchhiker's Guide to In N Out.

Kay; tag me.

:/ Perhaps you may find cheer in a good story about a dog where the dog wins? Air Bud.

Aye, but cat making you a pirate be worth it.

We're meaner to our closest friends because we know we can use such a joke as a test. We already know they can handle it, even if the joke takes a few years; sometimes decades, for the payoff. Again, what this dude did wasn't a joke, it was a real teaching moment.

It's not even a practical joke, it's just being practical. It's not funny when she's alone on a highway a year from now because she doesn't know what the fuck she's doing and not paying attention.

The two most venomous snakes in the world have never killed anyone.. or at least there is no record of them killing anyone.

Cobras are just different, especially the king.

Alright. Mambas should be feared because they are faster than you and will chase you.
Adders, and Fer de Lance's because they hide so well even them rubbing their scales together isn't enough of a warning
Large constrictors because you become the food once they grow large enough.

Anyway, the original story is about snakes and it has caused far more damage than it was worth, the average snake is not a problem, it's when it's pushed to the extreme.

I kept trying to post a rant about mambas, adders, rattlesnakes, kraits and anacondas, but the stupid url thing kept popping up

You can trace it all the way up to printing. White, black, red and yellow are easy. That's part of the reason old comics look the way they do.

It goes back further; pillars and statues in Egypt were also painted... and then there's an argument over where they learned how to do that. Dyes were the original purpose of what tade/globalization has become and, in particular, it was things you could use to make blues that made it such. Blue was rare, even rarer was being able to get a guy to make blue+red=purple, which is why purple was considered reserved for royalty.

Cat's gonna be hiiiiiiigh as a kite by then.... rocket cat.