Oh I know this one. The bible calls it Adultery though, not rape.

Umm I don't support banning books but I do support some restrictions. Some books were banned because the material was not suited for children. Granted, that does not include all of the banned books but a carte blanche shouldn't be given just because it's on the list. Let's save that for college yeah?

There is no recorded evidence that any person was burned at the stake in America for religious reasons. They generally just hanged or drowned them. However, there were burnings done as a means of execution for crimes and apparently it was common enough for the indigenous people to use it to kill other tribes or white settlers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_by_burning

Umm, sort of? As someone with really bad handwriting I can attest to the fact that it doesn't always matter. Especially, if it's notes for something and has to do with what you were thinking at the time.

I love that Kronk is his own point.

Who just leaves stacks of notebooks int he produce section? That's just weird.

Stupidity is not honor. Should have just used that chivalry to avoid the need for a battle you were massively unprepared for.

Or it could be functionally decorative. The grooves let you grip it better to bash things with and it's easy to recognize as your stick. Did similar things as a kid to sticks I found.

Was reading that and thinking to myself "would I be able to do something similar?" Have a degree in music, was in the Army, all that's left is the philosophy bit.

Oh no, it's almost like the country that paid for and made the movie wanted to portray it in a positive light. How horrible, other countries that make movies don't do that... oh wait they do.

Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy

Wasn't all that impressed to be honest. Also, it's a whole lot smaller than you think.

Without double checking, I was under the impression that Ireland drank the most tea per capita.

Generally what's taught to kids today. Many, many others knew the world was round. In fact, the whole point was to find a faster route to India and one of the reasons Columbus struggled to get funding was because he was so bad at math. His calculations on how long it would take to get there were very off.

Pumped Up Kicks
Song by Foster The People
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDTZ7iX4vTQ&ab_channel=fosterthepeopleVEVO

Does that mean it comes with a list of all the mistakes. Cause let's be real, I've made so many mistakes that I couldn't begin to remember all of them.

There's some really good adaptations. There's also some really lame ones that cut out tons of stuff to fit the limited scope of 12 episodes. I will watch the goods ones and even repeat the ones I really like even if I also really like the source material too. The lames ones? No, in that case the source material really is the only way to go.

Mustard, just like I normally do.

Well it wasn't as if they could utilize it. There's tons of stuff we know of right now but can't use because it's just too impracticable. There's tons of stuff that if we could use it would make everything super convenient, end world hunger, minimize poverty, and help reduce or even reverse climate change. The problem is the fiddly bits. The stuff you need to have in order to make the stuff you need, to make the things you want to have.

But did he remove them from twitter?

I realize this is a bot post but I'm going to comment anyways. There's a big difference between Ivermectin that's used by Veterinarians and the Ivermectin prescribed to millions of people yearly around the world. If you're human, you should not take medicine designed to be given to animals. Even if the root medicine is the same, the quality, amount, and additives are completely different.

Whichever one has the most mcnugget.

Alright go ahead.

Idiocracy.