u/peetar

"That doesn't sound good."
"it's not"

Yup, he's way too smart for such a stupid and simple plan to halt overpopulation.

Aren't those just navy-colored khakis?

How did you steal cthun if 2 abberations had to die before you kill him?

If this job seemed "straightforward" til now make sure you go to r/Scams and read up on task scams and fake check scams. This is a perfect setup for either of those.

Yes, but the effects on a body going through puberty are life-long. HRT has a signifigant chance of permanant infertility.

A lot of that is due to the Reddit algorithm. Posts like that tend to get the most engagement and upvotes.

The first robot and the dad both have the same seth mcfarlane voice, something he'd never actually do in an episode.

The lead up to it also, when you first hear the scuba breathing noises and the line "That doens't look good. "It isn't, it's him."

"How to Drain your Dragon", I definitely don't remember that one from Dreamworks!

I have, well, not exactly coal, but burnt wood from the fireplace. Decent option for eyes and buttons at the cabin.

Arrested development ended every episode with a "Next time on arrested development preview." It was a running joke that scene would never actually be in the next episode.

BATHS!?!?!

I mmeadiately I thought, WEEEE-EEEEWWWW I look like Buddy Holly, Oh, oh, and you're Mary Tyler Moore!

interesting way of looking at the question, but yeah, if You picked the second to last horse with first pick, then he lost the first race and won 1022 in a row you'd be certain

You start with 512 random races, then take all the winners, have 256 and take the winners, then 128, etc, so it takes 1023 races to find the fastest horse. That fastest horse will have beaten the second fastest horse in ANY one of his 10 races, so you need to run 9 more races to eliminate them. The fastest remaining horse after the 9 races is the second fastest. So 1032 races total.

"Expected number" is an important term in probability. it's the long-term average for something to happen. Like if you rolled a 6-sided die until you get a "3" and then repeat that challenge a million times. The average number of rolls to get a "3" is 6.

You need to simply start tracking your hours and multiplying by your wage. If there's a small "lag" of up to 15 days, it's within the law. But they obviously must pay you for all hours worked.

To explain things a little more, it's legal for them to pay you on the 15th and the 30th. But that check on the 15th might only be for hours worked on the 1st through 10th. The check on the 30th would be for the 10th through 25th. And next months "15th" check would need to includ hours from the 25th to 10th of that month.

Each correct answer can be converted to roman numbers, then you add an extra letter. It's a little tricky, because DCI and D+I +I + L are both 601.

• VIAL
• MIND
• DISC
• WILD
• MICE
• DRILL

So, ANSWER is the answer

It's dangerous and stupid to add "weird" things to your vape. You are going to inhale toxic, untested compounds, or just damage your coil.

Hi score?

I solved this puzzle in 31 moves.

Green = 2.1x blue (or more, doesn't matter)
yellow = 3.1xblue
red = 5.2x blue
so yy= 6.2x blue, RG = 7.3x blue and will tip the scale. It weighs 1 blue + however much green outweighs 2 blues by more than the YY.

It's not that easy if the person lives in another state. OP has little to no chance of properly serving the other person and forcing them to tracel "multiple states" for a case. Virtual/online court isn't a thing in cases like this either.

What about the ghost of the 18th century british orphan sitting in your shed?

WHy not trivia about yourself then?