@AshySlasheeDB When I saw Vampires I thought Jack should have died. That was before I knew Woods was crazy.
Vampire$ then became the only novel I ever read out of spite.
Spoiler alert: I was right.
@finngalkn They don't care what any words mean. They know there's praise and insults. What you call a person doesn't matter to them as long as the word is pulled from the right column.
@judysquirrels Yeah.
I saw a headline that said "the tragedy of Kat Dennings."
I thought it was just that she died.
Turns out she has to work Tim Allen.
@soulbiscit1 @JasonBeeYorn I answered your question.
Were you not able to read past the word "globe?"
You must have cried when they raised the character limit from 140 to 280.
@soulbiscit1 @JasonBeeYorn It's trivial to explain on a globe.
At the scale above? Surface tension.
On a planetary scale? Gravity.
Any progress on that 24 hour Antarctic sun over a disc?
@blizzy_mcguire If it's based on the musical, water doesn't hurt her, and it's only pure water that's reported to.
If it's based on the book, her tears burn her, but it's not enough liquid to cause serious injury.
@bridgietherease No they weren't. Winners were projected thay night. Then counting continued until someone conceded or, as in Bush v Gore, the courts picked their favorite.
@RossKneeDeep Replaying video games I beat in a single weekend when I was in middle school has shown me that going back in time is no guarantee that I'd do any better a second time.
10 million dollars however, would fix most of my mistakes.
@Gritty20202 Truman warned them about choosing "between a Republican and a Republican" but they see it as a choice between winning as a Democrat and losing as a Republican.
They prefer the latter.