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Why is it a hexagon? 5 comments
inspectora
· 1 year ago
Wond blows straightline ~600 mph, can't make the curve until gets further from the pole, then straightens out again. Repeat 5x more... hexagon.
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Rorschach test: what do you see? 5 comments
Finland knows to arm it's academics 2 comments
inspectora
· 1 year ago
The pen is mightier than the sword. (Finnish doctorate of philosophy) ... why not both?
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9/11 buildings 1 comments
inspectora
· 1 year ago
Well... I mean... the movie was released in 2004. (oo) how could they have known?
Potatoes! 2 comments
Post nut clarity hits hard 2 comments
It be like that 34 comments
inspectora
· 1 year ago
How about a mer-man and we get to see how Disney handles the whole "dude can't wear pants so we are force to deal with the dongle."
All together now: "Correlation is not causation" 1 comments
inspectora
· 1 year ago
Well, ... I mean... (spoilers) ... he IS Keyser Soze. These things happen.
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Uhm.. Yeah.. That would be horrible. 6 comments
inspectora
· 1 year ago
Maybe it should include a hand signal to indicate that the behavior previously observed is deemed a foul. FWEEET! "Flag on the play, offsides, unwelcome advance, 5 yard penalty. Leave me alone, please."
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Looks like a fun conversation starter 2 comments
inspectora
· 1 year ago
I would love to be able to wear apparel that is inclusive of my race, gender, orientation and societal placement.
Some thoughts 23 comments
Some thoughts 23 comments
inspectora
· 1 year ago
Ariel the mermaid princess is now a 24th century killer robot sent back in time to affect the African slave trade by killing Abraham Lincoln and assuring cotton farming stays prime to support the rise of Hanes underwear which ultimately takes over the world economy and issues in a big brother state by wire tapping all bras and underwear.
J.k. that's actually Dave, the time hopping capybara with debts to the mob.
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J.k. that's actually Dave, the time hopping capybara with debts to the mob.
It be like that 34 comments
inspectora
· 1 year ago
@guest_ I was expecting the usual science based response on how sea water dissipates light so fast that creatures at depth generally have little to no skin tone. Humans who live near the equator with higher solar impact have darker skin. Intriguingly, those at the same latitude as central Africa, but are ocean fairing peoples have lighter skin; the oceans absorb red wavelengths and infrared as well leading to less need for melanin to counteract the solar radiation. Which explains why ocean going Polynesians are lighter skinned than central Africans.
Mermaids, being sub surfaced species would need even less melanin. So... pale skin.. would be evolutionarly correct. Not so much for red hair. Few if any sea mammals sport long flops of scarlet or any other color hair. It's ... too my Hydraulic drag. When in the swim... bald is not only beautiful, it's efficient too.
Mermaids, being sub surfaced species would need even less melanin. So... pale skin.. would be evolutionarly correct. Not so much for red hair. Few if any sea mammals sport long flops of scarlet or any other color hair. It's ... too my Hydraulic drag. When in the swim... bald is not only beautiful, it's efficient too.
Illinois purge 2023 17 comments
plea 1 comments
inspectora
· 1 year ago
Only way to stop this is end war. ... made faster if you invite "Cousins Pavel & Voyetk" from "Western Ukraine" to join you in killing Russians. What do you think has more allure, free Ukrainian girls or chance of lifetime to fight Russians bloody? Let my people come... one way or another.
Illinois purge 2023 17 comments
Illinois purge 2023 17 comments
Illinois purge 2023 17 comments
Mongolia for the win 4 comments
inspectora
· 2 years ago
Friday, I heard The Hu cover Metallica's "Sad But True" ... sounded like heavy metal from Star Wars universe. - Sad But Hu.
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