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Absurd Alhazred posted:
It's only 2/3 of the way to the trilogy, but it certainly makes me say "Oh, God, oh Christ." when I catch a moment on TV
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Facebook isn't publicly owned but that Tweet sure is.
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*leans forwards* A white hole?
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Strom Cuzewon posted:*leans forwards* A white hole? Yeah that’s actually a theorized thing, basically the opposite of a white hole where you can’t enter from the outside but energy, matter, and light can escape. GRB 060614 is one, maybe.
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So, what is it?
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what is that angry virus man's video about, i'm not skimming through it. does he take 30 mins to detail why he thinks the government is lying and people just need to toughen up and accept a bunch of old people who were gonna die anyway die a little sooner?
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Picnic Princess posted:I'm so glad I got out of the jewelry industry. It completely destroyed my faith in humanity. The way people behave and obsess over gemstones is loving wild. I never understood how people could get so worked up over godamn rocks. Yes they're cool and all but I can't even fathom spending an entire paycheque on one, let alone several. FFT posted:i've got one friend that got his ring tattooed. Didn't make it two years, at least the rings are generally easy to remove. A friend of mine had a wooden wedding band. It was actually very nice. Easy to remove and no associated sunk cost when she finally got divorced ![]() Mak0rz has a new favorite as of 16:19 on May 20, 2020 |
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DJ Fuckboy Supreme posted:Reddit's dedicated channel for creative writing really comes through with some anger generators My friends mom cried because her fiancee bought her a pearl wedding ring. Nothing in this post sounds unrealistically lovely.
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Mak0rz posted:I never understood how people could get so worked up over godamn rocks. Yes they're cool and all but I can't even fathom spending an entire paycheque on one, let alone several. I *love* rocks, but the cut and set sort doesn't really interest me... I like things like geodes and tumbled stones with beautiful patterns and strange mineral clusterfucks. Just symmetrical facets, while quite sparkly, don't capture the coolness of geological forces
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Brawnfire posted:I *love* rocks, but the cut and set sort doesn't really interest me... I like things like geodes and tumbled stones with beautiful patterns and strange mineral clusterfucks. Just symmetrical facets, while quite sparkly, don't capture the coolness of geological forces Yeah, that's my favorite part of natural history museums, all those sparkly weird minerals.
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Moo the cow posted:So, what is it? I've never seen one before, no one has. But I'm guessing its a white hole.
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Like 90% of people (experts excluded, of course) can't even tell the difference between a gemstone and coloured crystal, let alone a synthetic gemstone and a natural one. I have a friend who makes jewelry with coloured crystals and sells them for like ten bucks each; I've bought several, and every now and then I get someone asking me "Hey nice ring, is that a sapphire?" or something like that.
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Moo the cow posted:So, what is it? Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. A black hole sucks time and matter out of the Universe; a white hole returns it!
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gently caress, I've seen people make poo poo out of resin that would fool me at conversational distance
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Could be outdated info (and I proposed with an emerald. Not why I’m still single I swear) but when I was looking into it seemed that lab diamonds weren’t or couldnt be significantly cheaper as to not hurt the diamond industry
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Lumbermouth posted:Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. A black hole sucks time and matter out of the Universe; a white hole returns it! So, that thing's spewing time back into the universe?
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Moo the cow posted:So, that thing's spewing time back into the universe? That explains how loving long the past few months have been I guess
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Moo the cow posted:Do you think they got confused between lab-grown diamonds and moissanite/cubic zirconia? Lab-grown ones are prone to mutating and eating their way up your arm.
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Runcible Cat posted:Lab-grown ones are prone to mutating and eating their way up your arm. Talk about arm reduction!
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Brawnfire posted:I *love* rocks, but the cut and set sort doesn't really interest me... I like things like geodes and tumbled stones with beautiful patterns and strange mineral clusterfucks. Just symmetrical facets, while quite sparkly, don't capture the coolness of geological forces Oh yes, I agree But would you expect someone you love to spend $10,000 on one for you and then have a meltdown when they don't?
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Runcible Cat posted:Lab-grown ones are prone to mutating and eating their way up your arm. https://imgur.com/a/F7P4xrQ
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https://twitter.com/CamEdwards/stat...126528113750017![]() Well-known downtrodden black man... President Trump?!
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Moo the cow posted:So, what is it? Only joking!
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andrew's pic is something else
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Mak0rz posted:Oh yes, I agree Nobody with the ability to spend that much money would ever pay me any notice let alone want to marry me, but no I definitely wouldn't. $10,000 could be a fun little honeymoon.
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https://twitter.com/jasonrohrer/sta...943377953153024
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Gosh that one video by Innuendo Studios about how right wingers think that it's pointless to only stop some evil is so very accurate. "Everyone dies so why are we trying to stop these Covid Deaths?"
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Do these people not understand time or math? Like that we're three months in to this poo poo, and that death toll for AIDS (not a good loving example of "how to manage a novel disease outbreak" btw) is over decades?
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Picnic Princess posted:I'm so glad I got out of the jewelry industry. It completely destroyed my faith in humanity. The way people behave and obsess over gemstones is loving wild. When I bought my wife her engagement ring I had spent weeks paying for it and picking out the exact ring she wanted, without giving things away. Years later we had to sell it to make ends meet and I felt horrible about it, but my wife was pretty chill. Turns out my mom told her that I had no idea what I was doing and that she picked everything put and told me what to do, which obviously ruined it for my wife. I don't talk to my mom anymore.
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What about all the people that the guy who caught it from a handshake breathes near? Jesus what a god drat idiot.
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Elviscat posted:Do these people not understand time or math? Like that we're three months in to this poo poo, and that death toll for AIDS (not a good loving example of "how to manage a novel disease outbreak" btw) is over decades? Also, yknow, the fact that sodomy was in fact illegal in many states during the height of the AIDS epidemic.
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or that people who are gay couldn't donate blood, voluntary or otherwise, even when tested for pathogens
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I've come across more than a few tweets saying that the AIDS response was good and they all reek of intentional right-wing revisionism more than they do of simple ignorance/naivete.
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Saagonsa posted:Also, yknow, the fact that sodomy was in fact illegal in many states during the height of the AIDS epidemic. Wait was that actually intended as a response to the AIDS epidemic? I thought that was just a general bit of discrimination against homosexuals.
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Saagonsa posted:Also, yknow, the fact that sodomy was in fact illegal in many states during the height of the AIDS epidemic. Yeah, I was going to say, on top of it being an incredibly stupid take, over a dozen states still have laws against sodomy. And a handful of them specify that, yes, by "sodomy" they mean same-sex intercourse.
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hyperhazard posted:Yeah, I was going to say, on top of it being an incredibly stupid take, over a dozen states still have laws against sodomy. And a handful of them specify that, yes, by "sodomy" they mean same-sex intercourse. Lawrence v Texas struck those down. They remain on the books but aren’t actually in effect, it’s fairly rare for states to go back and repeal unconstitutional laws. A ton still have flag burning laws on the books and there’s been two cases about those saying they’re not valid.
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