That’s why a group of crows is called a murder.
That’s why a group of crows is called a murder.
Folding tablet. We’ve left phone behind at this point.
My lock screen is a minimalist representation of symbols and colors relating to my fraternity.
I loved BotW and TotK but I really don’t want crafting or weapon endurance systems in the next mainline Zelda title.
Only in the key of C.
I will mock AI “art” until my dying breath.
Don’t give WOTC any ideas.
Is Phil asking for more sugar in his water?
Can’t forget The Rural Juror
Just call it a folding tablet
Where list?
It’s a major driving force in Civil War even the watered down version in the MCU.
Tony Stark: I don’t have powers but made something that almost wiped out a nation so we should all register with the government that really hasn’t liked us all that much.
Captain America: That’s a massive invasion of privacy and I fought against those who catalogued people, so get bent.
There’s a Miami in Arizona the locals pronounce the same way.
In Texas it’s Boo-wee. That was the man’s name as is the knife that bears it. Outside of Texas people mispronounce it as Bow-ee like Ziggy Stardust.
If you’re talking about David (rest in power) Bowie, then it’s Bow-ee. But the knife is Boo-wee.
Texas has so many. Bogota pronounced buh-GO-duh
Arkansas has a Lafayette county pronounced luh-FAY-it even though that county literally borders Louisiana.
Don’t even get me started on Bowie, DeKalb, or Houston.
The Dodo (and its “cousin”) were wiped out before they could be correctly taxonomically classified. Using writings that go back to the 1500s, and the few samples that have survived, avian paleontologists have classified them in the same family as doves and pigeons. Writings show evidence that the idea of “Dumb as a Dodo” about a slow bird predestined for extinction is also incorrect.
But he didn’t freeze to death. There are sequels to The Giver. Gathering Blue isn’t a direct sequel but in the same universe. I forget the name of the actual sequel.
3.5’s tarrasque also had a reflective carapace.
All I remember is the Terence Howard skit and how it felt like a cheap knock off (but still chuckle worthy) of a Chapelle or Key and Peele sketch.
Anything out of his mouth you need to take with a giant grain of salt. But exclusive salt.