What is a tomacheeto plant?
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What is a tomacheeto plant?
Photo taken at Aquário de São Paulo, the São Paulo Aquarium, in Brazil, on November 16, 2021. Somehow, I survived.
It's a trojan pill magnet!
Glengarry Glen Gary
Glengarry Glen Gary
The Q and U ran off together. Last seen standing in a queue.
I'm herefore this type of content!
I've spent the past 48 years never once thinking of how a British person might pronounce "Eeyore", and why that might be an onomatopoeia instead of (or as) a name. You have opened my eyes! Or, I guess, my ears.
The Treety of Versailles
What did they think of it?
According to the description, the points are based on likes (at the time of judging, seems to be ~:58 in the hour). Ties seem to be ranked somewhat randomly, so if no questions are liked, it's random which one gets first place. I don't think there's any human intervention, fully automated.
"5 rocks are worth more than 4 rocks" doesn't signify (to me) that each rock among the five is worth more those from the four. If you call them five rocks, the verb is plural. Call them a pile of five rocks, the verb is singular. The verb performs the same function either way.
Nice to see furries in the news for a positive story!
Another perspective is, "Do we get the tariffs paid back to us?", if we bought things from overseas during the time they were active.
Yeah, that's fair.
TOS had plenty of recurring, not-main-cast characters. Among them are Kyle, DeSalle, and M'Benga.
Tom Clancy's Waiting for Godot.
What is covering one's third leg?
I watched it a couple of days ago. Despite my knowledge of K-pop being basically limited to knowing the initials "BTS", I loved both the story and the music!
"Four Ltr. Word". If you consider period a letter, this is perfect! If you don't consider period a letter, then, "Four Lttr. Word".
"Former" smoking is on the list, so you only need to try it once to qualify.
💯! Or maybe 101! (Alas, no emoji.)
I got 8/10. I'm not a drinker, so getting the brewery question wrong didn't come as a surprise. I also missed the state mineral.
What is "I Stepped Into a Burning Ring of Rubber"?
Available to read here: www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/24...
What is a bust?
Who is Gus Kenworthy?
I've looked back through the thread and I don't see which fact answered his question about the case. Just the name and citation would be sufficient.
Hey, I've admitted that I was unable to find the list of 87 names or any of the voter registration records, so I asked you as you already had them. But instead of providing them, you merely pointed to an article that also didn't point to any names. I'm holding myself to the same standard as you.
"If so, I'll need some evidence to support your accusation." Please see above.
Still waiting for your answer to the previous question as well. Don't try to move the goalposts. If you don't know, please be honest instead of lying about it.
Are you claiming that these two presidents and one vegetable deprived people of their due process rights, just abducting people off the street and deporting them without proving to a court that they were in fact in the country illegally? If so, I'll need some evidence to support your accusation.
Which court decision said that the President can deny due process to people?
What is The Last Dragonfly (2004)?
You should ask for a limerick or haiku. A sonnet is too many characters to fit in a single post here.
I mentioned this one in another thread, but I'll repeat it here: wheelhouse. The etymology of this term is in your wheelhouse, which makes you the right person to ask to talk about it!
The word "baloney" means nonsense; the word "bologna" refers to the meat. They are pronounced identically.
So you're arguing that the President is above the Constitution? That doesn't sound very American to me. What country are you working for?
I know I'm late getting into this, but I think this may be another terminology issue. One person might be saying "central city" to mean "the center of the city" (aka "downtown"), another might be saying it to mean "the city in the center" (which I think you called the "anchor city" elsewhere).
On-screen text is usually translated in subtitles if it's important (like that headline in a newspaper that foreshadows an upcoming complication). I've only seen text translated diegetically in some modern Disney movies, such as Zootopia. Here're Brazilian and US screenshots of the same scene.
Here's a (cropped) screenshot of that scene from Disney+ Brasil. The show the original English text, with captions above the text because the English text is so low on the screen.
Due process is for ANY person, regardless of citizenship. Source: U.S. Constitution.
Since you have the full list of 87 names, but I don't, could you provide that list to me?
I tried Googling "names of npr story editors and voter registration", but none of the search results actually gave the names of these 87 claimed story editors. How did they confirm that some "John Doe" voter registration they found is the same person as a John Doe who works for NPR?
What is mail?
Savage Botanical Gardens #IncreaseABand
Can you point me to the list of names of the story editors with their party affiliations? Do you know how the source found these people's names, and how he verified that the party affiliations that were located are each for the right person?
News Blast: PA Sen. Carolyn Comitta has introduced SB 434, the Marriage Equality Act, which would codify marriage for same-sex couples under law in PA regardless of what happens with the Obergefell decision. Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta introduced a related bill in the PA House.
Hey, that's my luggage combination!
Veggie mummies?
Maybe this is in Dr. Geoff Lindsey's wheelhouse? (And what is a wheelhouse, and why are things in people's? Sorry, tangent.)
You can tell which direction you're headed by how big the X button is and how many times you have to tap it before it finally closes.
If people won't respect your boundaries for your group, that says something about them, not about you for having them. There are plenty of NSFW groups of all types; yours just isn't one of them.
What is inveilenza?
What a great butt... er, fly.
Finally inadvertently found out what it was today, after hearing the term about 15 distinct times. At various times, context clues led me to believe it might be a purse or a game. Turns out it was a quoted CPSC post about knockoffs that finally revealed the info. Thanks, Obama!
If you don't have anything nice to say, why not think harder about whether you might have anything nice to say.
Who is J. Robert Oponyheimer?
Lil' Colonoscopy
A TWO WORD PERFECT JOKE. That's lsome zen minimalist elegance right there
He said he'll break my legs if I dont get twenty people to repost this. And I need my legs. For walkin' Please help. #StarTrek
Maybe they're there for stereoscopic vision. If your eyes were aligned vertically and very far apart.
What was Comma and Conquer?
What is Raftah?
But is it canon?
Judge Gee throwing some major shade at the government here.
Reading this post, I just lost the game.
Since the article doesn't link to the state's filing, it can be read in full here: storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
Or maybe before, e.g. 'emphasis?
It's weird to think that "e" is in a different syllable from "m" in "emphasis". Don't most dictionaries put the accent mark at the end of the syllable rather than in the middle, e.g. em'phasis?
Who is the Sunshine Bobcat?
Savage Arboretum
It used to be the same size, then it got bigger, then it got smaller. (Images from 1964, 1984, and 1994.)
I checked the timeline notes that I and other Timeliners have made over the course of the show. Couldn't find all the notes, but assuming I have a representative sample, about half of the episodes take place in one day, a quarter span two days, several are a week or longer, and one took 5+ months.
What is Steamoasis Willie?
Who is iCook?
Target Rock's eastern cousin.
Singin' in the Mist
The Mighty Mighty Butt-Tones?
What is "best it it of of the the times times was was worst"?
Denvoosiers
I noticed that at Fiddler's Green tonight. The women's restrooms had a long line, and the adjacent portapotties were all occupied; the men's restrooms were mostly empty, and I don't know if any of theirs were in use. Cyndi Lauper's audience may trend more female, but I bet that is only part of it.
It looks like a screwdriver at that time of day. 🪛
Since E = mc², that means AI = 0.
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I find it interesting that, even though "more and more curious" is the grammatically correct one, it sounds wrong (at least to this native English speaker's ears) due to the commonality of the other phrase.
What size money did you save at Menards?
What is the rom-monolith-com?
A short while after reading that, I got this ad on Facebook. I guess testicle law is a real thing, and a thing that's associated with my cell phone's ad profile now.
My guess would just be "plenty'a desserts", but now I'm curious if there's more to it, too.
They may follow you and retweet your posts, which then gets you followers from their audience. * Engage with posts for political groups you align with, either by supporting them with comments or responding to other comments on their posts. More engagement means more people see your page. (2/2)
A few thoughts: * Ensure that your BlueSky page is advertised to followers elsewhere, such as in a newsletter or on other social media platforms. This gets you direct exposure. * Retweet relevant posts from similar groups in other states, either with or without commentary as appropriate. (1/2)
Did you fix it? Or at the very least add a tag to notify others that it needs fixing?
This article describes some narrative structures. "Alternating timelines" is the term they use to describe this structure.
The title of the video still has the typo of "Lense" instead of "Lens". Might want to fix that.
