50° F-ish/10° C-ish but also sunny during the coldest month of the year would probably be pretty welcome in my part of the world.
Being killed on any wooden cross isn’t exactly highly admired in the first-century Levant. The Jesus wasn’t able to convince even people He met in person that He wasn’t just some peasant whose mother ended up mysteriously pregnant?
My god would definitely not do the child cancer thing.
Was Photoshop only available on the abacus back then, I forget
It is July so I pray that this is at least not Fahrenheit. But it is July, so where could it be that cold° F—or cool° C—yet sunny, everyday? Hard pass.
must be nice to start the day clean and cool at fucking 90° F/32° C. count your blessing.
Can you imagine how much photoshopping work it took to get that hue? And photoshop was probably only available in black and white at the time.
The UX is onto something tho. What caused feet to become sooooooooo much more goddam popular in the last 10 years?
Like it’s my understanding that gays grew a condom fetish after AIDS began killing everyone in the 1900s…
Or maybe shame on Big Burger for being too scared to introduce a half pounder.
What’s not to love about 3pm dusk (assuming that the sun even rose every day)??
Thanks — and it didn’t come across that way
Only a couple countries on Earth where every member of Congress has¹ to wear a pin: the US and North Korea.
- Yes there’s no law, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have to.
I looooooooooove how green everything is so early in the year. Or when it’s snowing in the passes but the cherry blossoms have erupted in Seattle.
Caveat that every tolerable place on Earth seems a little like Eden when I’m not there.
My name is lars and I’m a hoarder. Too.
cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/13631943
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I have amblyopia. Is this accurate?
I have amblyopia—also known as lazy eye—which means I often see a bit of double vision—usually a sliver duplicated on the outside side of one of my eyes, even when I’m wearing contacts, and even though I don’t look like I have a lazy eye. My eyes definitely don’t work in concert and I’m told my 3D vision resembles what people see when they look at a postcard.
Finally, when I use binoculars, I use only one eyehole up to the non-lazy eye… So I’m wondering what exactly you normal people see out of binoculars? Is it like Looney Tunes?