Ironic, isn’t it?

Or the dead bear he casually dropped in Central Park

If you serve the syrup in a cup, then the syrup to waffle ratio is infinite.

They didn’t start the service, they bought it with the long term plan of making it profitable.

They’re (sarcastically) suggesting that a compromise or concession needs to be made (funding ICE) to end the shutdown so that government employees (inculuding TSA) can start getting paid again.

TempleOS would fall under the laws

So would DOS and Windows 95, but those haven’t had any updates in a couple years. Surely they’ll be updated to comply.

But what if you drank more water and you didn’t have the weight savings?

Yes, anything on the battlefield counts as a permanent.

I mean if you have a doubling amount of them, you need enough that you can lose 7 per turn and still recover. So you need at least 7 to begin with, and you could block forever.

The real flaw with the comic is that Emrakul has flying, so squirrels can’t block it anyway, unless you give them all flying.

Really though, it’s meant to be a game-winning card. It does so much that it’s very hard to survive and recover if it’s on the board.

When it attacks, the defending player has to sacrifice X permanents, in Emrakul’s case that’s 6.

Probably not 15 turns, what with Annihilator 6 quickly wiping out the board.

No, that’s just the sugar. Someone decided figs weren’t sweet enough and that they should add sugar to them.

It literally stabbed him in the heart, which seems to me like an unlikely way to die to a stingray, but I’m no stingrayologist, so take that with a grain of salt.

It’s also about capturing animals and having them fight against other animals on your behalf.

There’s nothing passive aggressive here. In fact, the entire message is quite direct in its message.

ROFL he totally respected the shit outta that guy

Doom looks shockingly good for a Switch 1 port. Not perfect, a little too fuzzy IMO, but still better than most Switch games.

That wasn’t really recent. I think it’s been well over a year

Given that young people love choreographed K-pop and makeup tutorials, I wonder if nostalgic parents are now the primary audience. The kids may be just an alibi for them to watch.

Wasn’t that always the case?

Are you reading the same thing I’m reading? Literally every search result describes shark skin as dermal denticles, or sharp tooth-like scales aligned from front to back, “relatively smooth” in one direction, and sandpaper-like in the other.

Apparently other animals regularly get injured brushing up against them.

In general, the crowns of dermal denticles have cusps pointing tailward, which is why a shark feels relatively smooth if stroked from head-to-tail but sandpapery coarse if stroked the other way.

http://www.elasmo-research.org/education/white_shark/scales.htm