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We cannot suck-cumb to despair
How come the homies never want to cuddle
Philip Larkin get my ass
Convolution in the time domain is homomorphic to multiplication in the frequency domain, and the same is true if you swap the domains.
Convolution comes up a lot when dealing with frequencies, is my point.
On the subject of Frank Ocean, I'm 100% convinced the Facebook Story guy was, in fact, cheating on his girl.
My argument is based on the following evidence:
1. He is French.
I rest my case.
It's a bittersweet feeling when my friends make plans to go to a live music event because it means I don't get to see my friends but I also don't have to go out (I don't usually go to live music events).
Terrible news, I was wrong. It translates to "egg watch".
skuh-"NECK"-tuh-dee
Pretty sure this is how you pronounce it.
hearing someone say they regularly talk to ai chatbots for anything does feel like they just rolled up their sleeve to reveal a festering zombie bite
Optimal in what sense? Most area occupied by the 17 squares?
Yeah he was a grubby little loser for sure. I just meant that he occasionally achieved some of his objectives
Perusing job listings again and realize the issue isn't that I'm unhappy with mine, but that I don't want to work at all
Colonel Lockjaw was arguably effective at his job. Noem, on the other hand...
I wonder if a pseudo-germaphobic disgust around excreta developed before or after the ability to decide where you were going to be when you excreted said excreta.
No, you see, it isn't pre-mediated murder if I say "hello, please duck because I am about to fire a gun in your direction"
Thinking about how your body gives you a little warning that it needs to do a pee pee or a poo poo, and about the evolutionary story of the development of that trait. Our ancient ancestors (think, fish) were just blasting ass with no warning.
Tedious reply alert: calling out a typo
Causality ≠ casualty
New post!
Many Americans hold contradictory opinions on the same policies. Question wording effects can swing opinions by 20+ points on immigration, the budget, and transgender rights.
That's a problem for people who interpret polls for a living.
www.gelliottmorris.com/p/many-ameri...
If anyone has any reason why bofa deez hearts should not now be joined in holy matrimony, speak now or forever hold bofa deez nuts
A picture of a book, featuring a set of 12 yellow cubes on a page, framed inside a blue border. The cubes are arranged in a square pattern that may or may not be possible in the real world. Text above reads 'The Impossible Cubes'. Text below reads 'Can you really arrange a set of cubes in this fashion.' Text at the bottom reads '20', for page 20.
The Impossible Cubes
A Death Note that you can write license plates in
Regret to announce that we’ve reached Wrong Coat season. Every coat you wear from now til mid April will be The Wrong Coat for the weather
Crispin Glover lured a woman to California BY showing her Nazi memorabilia then choked her, or he lured her to California then showed her Nazi memorabilia then choked her??
In the former case, idk man I'm not opposed to Nazis getting choked per se...
If I had an enchanted sword, I would be really smug about people with regular swords
Wiki links
Grigory Potemkin: wikipedia.org/wiki/Grigory_Potemkin
Potemkin village: wikipedia.org/wiki/Potemkin_village
Battleship Potemkin: wikipedia.org/wiki/Battleship_Potemkin
Interestingly, both the village and the battleship are named after the same guy, Grigory Potemkin.
I believe you're referencing the Odessa steps scene from "Battleship Potemkin" (1925), but "Potemkin Pop Culture" is actually a reference to the phrase "Potemkin village" (basically, a fake village -- see the wikipedia article to learn more).
Cops posing with about $199 worth of seized drugs and cash
Honoring our brave Thin Blue Line Warriors protecting us from several mellow evenings
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