

… is that “caveat” with a dash of bone apple tea?
… is that “caveat” with a dash of bone apple tea?
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Of course it is! When some hoodlums steal all the leaves from your yard (as is clearly visible in panel 1), you have got to restore the natural cover somehow.
And after a couple of days you get a message that your PCU just ran out…
OP’s definitely helping it with the framing there
False equivalence, I’d say.
If A is the set containing c and d, and B is the set containing d and e, then since they both contain d, A and B are equal.
Ok but did you eat an orange first? This is cricual.
It’s “I didn’t taste it, let alone finish it.” not “I didn’t finish it, let alone taste it.”. Not those exact words, of course. People get it wrong more often than not IME. The wrong version never makes sense, and it always trips me up.
*kid in the backseat stuffs another teddy bear in there*
It’s not an unheard of choice. Many cartoons have their characters’ eyes sort of bulging out of their head. It’s only one more step to just have them outside of the body completely.
Personally, not a fan.
Free spiderbro. How generous!
Living a healthy life is even slower death, actually.
Sure, “-∞ < ∞” is a useful concept, but it is not the same thing as when we talk about the sizes of infinities. What we mean by that is how many numbers it contains: (1,2,3,4…) contains fewer numbers than (1.0,…,1.1,…,1.5,…,2.0,…,2.5,…), but how large the actual numbers are, doesn’t matter. The second example contains just as many numbers, is just as “large”, as (1.0,…,2.0).
edit: Sorry for the snarky tone, I was going for nerd maths boy. Hope I at least am technically correct.
She reminds me of Princess Bubblegum, and her friend is a passable Finn (the Human) Mertens
The piece of stick. Though I couldn’t so positively identify it, hence the momentary confusion!
Hehe 49.9K subs.
For a second, I thought that was a shell casing next to the frog. Which, admittedly, would have made for a more intriguing narrative.
Ah, thanks. Could only find the business meaning of it, which didn’t make sense.