They’re talking about cops in Cambodia, obviously.

I work in software/IT and going for a pint on Friday lunch is pretty common.

Shame he wasn’t in Iron Man 2 to help them invent a new element.

In the UK people will definitely have a pint on a Friday lunchtime. Sometimes two in my experience. I haven’t seen it as much in Oz but it’s definitely a thing here.

Olives and peppers are also fine. It’s just pineapple that’s as bad as putting a picture of the Pope in your toilet.

Network effect. Next question.

I was kind of hoping for more Western African culture, news and discussion from this Mali-based server.

People are afraid of everything now. If you let your kids make their own way to school instead of driving them they may be kidnapped and murdered by the nonces hidden around every corner in your city, but also they may grow up to be independent self-reliant people.

I remember going from being super excited that I owned the walls and fixtures around me to then realising I owned the walls and fixtures and no-one else was going to fix them. Not everything needs doing now though, so separate the issues into things you can live with, mid-term renovations and now things.

Oh, and always remember you’re not paying off someone else’s mortgage anymore!

Mechanical “eyes” that correct my vision.

Meat Packing Facility #173

She sounds kind of autistic to me, struggling to process social cues and the like.

Blackadder (Not series 1)

Just pure fragility. You’d think at least a film from a different perspective might be interesting, but no - can’t even deal.

Cat videos.

Pascal’s Wager. Totally ignores that there are hundreds of gods and religions, trending toward infinity if you count all of human history and potential other worlds. The wager only works if it’s one religion versus missing out on the afterlife.

If mass can convert into energy that easily then we’re all in a lot of trouble…

TENPINTS on Shadow Of The Beast 2. Turned off damage so that your only blocker to reaching the end of the game was boredom.

I know that “Araf” means “Slow” in Welsh due to the road markings.

Nope. Never even heard of it until recently, in the context of kids leaving school unable to read.