Doesn’t look like the arms are weight-bearing

Oh that’s makes sense, I thought Bing was translating it from French to English before reading this

Same with playing cards

They do actually appear the same size in the sky though, which is why we get perfect eclipses. The Moon is slowly getting further away from Earth so it won’t be forever. We’re just in a lucky moment of time in the universe.

It really is just a coincidence.

Pretty sure it’s just expanded and pronounced “for real,” so frfr would be “for real for real.”

I didn’t pass the whiteboard interview ☹️

nuh uh

Gender studies isn’t a job, it’s an academic field

I think they’re referring to video games. AAA games refer to games made by large companies with huge budgets: think Assassin’s Creed, GTA, Call of Duty, etc.

They’ve been pumping out some trash games for the last while

Yep, it’s got the normal scrub daddy scrubbing material on one side and a sponge on the other. Pretty good

Toyotas are dependable

Cheat code for Imgflip that removes the watermark:

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I love how they feel

Rub the stick back and forth against the other to generate free wifi for the worms. They can’t repay you in away way but they will be very thankful

Yeah it’s only mildly infuriating if it’s false advertising

Hi, fellow go player here!

You are not alone. I’m the strongest regular at my go club, and when I ask if people want to pay even or with handicap, they 90% of the time choose even. I love the handicap system because it makes both sides have a close game, which is inherently more fun for everyone. And skill progress can be seen when their handicap decreases. The most common complaint I’ve heard against handicaps is that it changes the game too much. It does in terms of joseki and openings, but the important stuff which actually decides games—direction of play, fighting, evaluation of the board—still very much applies.

I travelled to Japan recently and played three games at a go parlour. There was no asking for an even game. The stronger players said the handicap the game would be played with and that was that.

In my country, that probably would be seen as rude because we don’t have that honour system. But maybe the solution is to just be more assertive and declare the handicap anyway. As a stronger player, people respect what I have to say, but I have never felt superior to anyone so I’ve always still asked. But if I say a handicap straight away, that respect means that people would probably just agree and play. And if they say that they’d rather play an even game instead, then we can! Maybe the solution is to make it opt-out instead of opt-in.

What does YTMND mean?

Saved, thanks for making this!

Thank you for sharing! My partner has this problem and these recaps could be perfect