I grew up in the country with an in-ground swimming pool that we heated with a solar cover. When the cover was retracted/rolled up Bullsnakes would hide inside. There were quite a few times when they'd hastily slither out unexpectedly, and I've been pretty freaked out by snakes ever since.
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I also couldn't find it when I just scoured the app's settings on my phone. I haven't setup the "My selfie" feature though so that may be why
If you forcibly push out stools you're gonna have a bad time
God damnit I wish I had scrolled to see your comment first. Jesus Christ
Truly the powerhouse of the death breathers
This was the short story that came to mind for me as well. And I'm only now realizing it was about the red scare?
Totally agree on all counts. As a teen when it originally aired I thought it was funny for the reasons you outlined (Trey and Matt's intent) but yes in 2024 it just isn't okay anymore (if it ever was at all) and I bet Trey and Matt agree and wouldn't make that episode today
When I first returned to Linux several years ago I started with Ubuntu, since it was the only distro I had used. I got confused when I installed Firefox and other apps via apt but instead got snap versions. This (very miniscule) gripe is enough of a reason for me to not recommend Ubuntu to new users anymore.
I played through DOOM (2016) in February, then moved on to DOOM: Eternal and proceeded to get stuck after a few hours. I'm playing on medium difficulty and already I'm at a fight where I feel like I need K+M (been playing them on my Steam Deck) to get through it.
My friend sold plasma to save up for a PS5 only, so he got juiced a bunch of times over a somewhat brief time. Now, a couple of years later, he still has permanent puncture scars on both arms. I think this can build up scar tissue that makes it harder for nurses to get to your veins in the future (but I could be wrong about that, idk).
Ergo
Concordantly
Vis-à-vis
Proceeds to spout incredibly offensive and uneducated xenophobic take revealing they've never had a personal relationship with a person of color or other marginalized group