morphballganon

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[–] morphballganon@lemmy.world 8 points 19 hours ago (1 children)

She turned into a wolf

Not if the x is implied, which it is.

6th grade didn't get into implied multiplication, which changes the answer if you learned algebra.

Precisely, thus they are the more similar to toddlers. Make sense?

There are such places.

[–] morphballganon@lemmy.world -1 points 1 day ago

Great attitude you got there

Not Italy perhaps, but there are such places.

We do. That's exactly what the "toddler"-insulter is lambasting.

[–] morphballganon@lemmy.world -1 points 1 day ago

I don't know about Slovakian, but such places exist, yes.

[–] morphballganon@lemmy.world -2 points 2 days ago

Not new. Aircraft carriers exist.

[–] morphballganon@lemmy.world 3 points 2 days ago

The phrase is typically used to refer to babysitting, i.e., I'll make sure the kids don't leave or kill themselves. So the "down" serves a purpose in the present use, regardless of its applicability to historic situations.

"Holding the fort" just meant not letting enemies in

"Holding down the fort" also includes preventing things from getting out of hand

But I like the bouncy castle imagery as it's less mundane

 
 

Gallery is my preferred photo viewer. I'd like to be able to delete and move files without being asked for permission every time, and I understand this screen is where that is controlled. However, I don't know how to add an app to this screen, so I can set the setting to allow. Any ideas?

 

Let's say you are dying of starvation. You pull one of your teeth out, causing blood to slowly seep into your mouth, which you swallow. The calories from the blood getting digested will delay the time you die of starvation, right? Or will losing blood while starving kill you faster?

 

The guy tries to surprise his family by asking for a photo of the car, then plans to pop out of a fake car seat. But the plan backfires when he gets stuck. The car has a toy car glued to the hood. The request was something like "the guys don't believe I glued a toy car on the hood, can you send a pic of it" or something.

The show has mystery elements, and the episode starts with the premise that the guy is missing. I forget how popular of a show it is.

 

I love these mechanics. Manually controlling a player character to run around a world doing these things is great for immersion.

I've already played Skyrim and My Time at Portia.

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