RandomStickman
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6·17 days agoThe death spiral continues
The tail is where the electric organs are The rest of the guts and stuff are all in the torso
Ea Nasir over here selling subpar code now
Don’t worry about him
I asked my SO and I think we settled on the stinkhorn and fly
tbh I hit the socks before appliance
8·2 months agoNeeds to be in the perfect mood
Never in the mood
Been having teeth and car problems :)
And you can bake things at 420
by that metric
Americans cannot understand any metric
2016 seems to be an illustration of Dimetrodon instead. But yeah, spinosaurus has many looks it’s pretty funny and exciting every time a new paper’s out lol
Quickly skimming Wikipedia Orthopoda (now synonymous to Ornithischia, bird hips) was coined in 1866. Birds from dinosaurs as an idea kinda gain traction during 1868. It was during 1870s when the famous full Archaeopteryx fossil was found is when it really get cemented. Missed it just by a few years.
Just this morning I tried to make Outlook on my work laptop to open on startup. I have to find and add a shortcut of Outlook, buried somewhere in the machine, to the startup folder, buried somewhere else in the machine. The startup apps settings menu was just an eclectic list of programs and is of no use at all.
With Mint on my home machine I just go to startup programs settings menu and I can add whatever I want just by pointing it to the right program. It just works.
The side eye in the last one. Too real.
Honey. Nut. Cheerio!
It has got me in some hot waters doing this lol
I mean if you want to suck the fun out of it only 4/22 of horseshoe crab species survived.
Saying any species not evolving for millions of years is a misnomer anyway. A living fossil only superficially resemble ancient species. Since both nautilus and horseshoe crabs are considered living fossils I thought it’s a fair comparison.
But this is a silly little comic ultimately about the existential dread of modern human life so this level of pedantry isn’t needed.