For further entertainment at the end of the world, see “More” by Mark Osborne.
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For further reading, see Galaxias by Stephen Baxter.
He’s looking a little harfam, TBH.
11·26 days agodeleted by creator
Yeah, this ain’t a real thing. Ships encounter waves and nobody is trying to dodge loose cannonballs while dealing with rough seas.
This can occur when you’re entering the correct password, but there is a typo in the username you entered. Nobody spellchecks the username.
Birth rates dropped hard at the '07-'08 recession, so the smaller cohort of HS grads arrives soon.
It’s also going to tank college enrollments and is likely to sink a bunch of smaller, less endowed institutions.
17·2 months agoDifferent people are different and therefore feel differently about how eye contact should work. Eye contact isn’t a magical love potion that works the same for everybody.
11·2 months agoPeople sometimes say nice things to someone they like to make that other person feel valued and loved, without any expectation that their words will actually redirect a hurricane.
It’s an expression of your wishes for the person you’re talking to, not an assessment of the current state of existence.
Some dudes live their whole lives afraid their balls will fall off and roll away if they eat anything but brown meat.
Yes, it’s U.S. centric. The CEO of a huge medical insurance company was shot dead in the streets recently.
The other companies listed are also medical insurance companies. So this looks like either a dark joke or a call for violence, depending how you squint at it.
8·3 months agoHey hey hey, it’s time to make crrrazy money! Are you ready?
16·3 months agoUnleash The Archers’s version of Northwest Passage is a real banger.
411·4 months agodeleted by creator
This is a joke about Einstein’s form of the Equivalence Principle:
Our culture phrases damn near everything in metaphors of war. The war on drugs. The battle of the bands. Bob lost his battle with cancer. It’s absolutely pervasive, to the point it’s almost as invisible as the air.
Rule number one: the kids are alright.
As absolutely stupid as this is, it’s no different than changing the maps to show Denali rather than Mount McKinley. I don’t think you’re missing anything.