kamatsu
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Even his belly is happy waiting for the beer to be ready 7 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
Why do I imagine it speaking with Nathan Fillion's voice?
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Get itchy 11 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
Man, the memories of family barbecues on the verandah, semi-constant sound of bugs flying into the zapper...
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Simply pathetic 17 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
The Japanese word for pathetic that I'm pretty sure fits the context of the two anime there, though I don't remember from when I watched them.
A fail, but a smooth one 7 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
Please do not call that, it's an Australian reading/writing helpline with an ad campaign that really worked to make sure you could remember the number that you're trying to call because you can't write it down, as evidenced by the fact that I still remember the tune so many years after the ads stopped. I'm pretty sure I was still in primary school the last time I saw one.
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A fail, but a smooth one 7 comments
Thanks, google docs 3 comments
Today on Weird News From Around the World 14 comments
Learnt that since day 1 3 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
Yeah, but you wouldn't suddenly gain then lose intelligence Flowers-for-Algernon-style from keeping an extra-dimensional seed in a pouch. You do with a butthole, as Morty learned the hard way.
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RUN 14 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
They missed the swirling maelstrom of death that is the native flora and fauna in the Australian one.
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I was young, but I still remember that day 31 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
They could not be American, and the history of 9/11 and the events that followed are not covered in nearly as much depth in other countries as I imagine it is in the US. As such, it's purely thanks to my extensive use of the internet that I was aware what the twin beams of light represented. That and having been reminded about it through having recently watched The Walk.
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Sound is amazing 16 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
Saying that something "takes the cake" has been a fairly common saying in English speaking countries for longer than I've been alive.
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In case you don't understand why Metric System is so much easier 42 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
Not to mention that anyone who takes up a scientific profession does learn metric. They're called SI units for a reason.
Namely because they used the French term for 'international system.'
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Namely because they used the French term for 'international system.'
In case you don't understand why Metric System is so much easier 42 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
And objects such as beds, at least during construction, are generally measured in millimetres, ten times as precise as centimetres. Pretty much any construction is measured down to millimetres.
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In case you don't understand why Metric System is so much easier 42 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
...apart from those times that failure to switch between them properly results in the destruction of millions of dollars worth of equipment...
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Probably seen as a bad thing 7 comments
I love him so much already 14 comments
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
They are still capable of hearing, I think through vibrations in their jaws?
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