In the US? I'm French and try not to mix my British English and my American English, so I'd like to know.

@mialinay Same in dutch: schildpad.

Yeah. All this "white people" stuff makes no sense in Europe.

I tend to forget there are numbers in math. Naturals below 3 are fine, so are there rationals they form, but anything else is weird. I saw a 29 in the PhD dissertation of a friend, about topology, and was very wtf'ed.

Thanks! As for my childhood, I was 24 when the movie was released, I already had my M.Sc., my own place, and a job.

In France. We happen to have our own culture, there.

And in French, most of these are "points".

And poutine. I can't find squeaky cheese here in the Netherlands.

"My sister was being mean. So I put chilli powder on her dildo. Then my dad started screaming."

"I'm not attracted...". Move to Europe, hardly anyone is obese here.

"without actual sunlight": the walls are partly transparent and you can see Earth nearby, so it's got plenty of sunlight.
As for centrifugation as a substitute for gravity, it had its limits, but it's good enough for plants which don't move.

And it was abolished in 1981, if I remember correctly. After Giscard d'Estaing, at the beginning of Mitterrand. Correct me if I'm wrong. It's creepy because I was born in France in 1978, it's so weird to be born in a country that had death penalty.

I usually build my sentences as if my life depended on their truth. Not when I'm joking or saying stupid stuff on purpose, but most of the time. Even if it means adding a little "I think" somewhere in it. I'd rather correctly confess my ignorance than being ridiculed for lying or making mistakes.