Wow, now I want to try it. 🤤
Washington DC searching “banoffee pie”? Is that banana and coffee?!
Uniquely searched pies
cream pie
Are we sure this was for thanksgiving?
Here’s the whole thing: 
This but the hearts were mauve.
Not unless you’re Dick Van Dyke doing cockney, it’s not.
The skin is baggy and loose[3] giving the impression that it is too big for the animal.
lol yup
Okay, but apparently not when it comes to mustard.
Yeah, it’s not like SNAP users get a discount on “fancy” mustard, they just get use their government-given food money to buy whatever kind of food they want instead of the government policing how they are allowed to use their food money.
Are your save states unlimited or do you have only 3 slots?
Like the episode of Star Trek TNG where they could fly out of this ship from being pushed through the wall, but not through the ship downwards as they were standing on it.
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Picture 1 is a drawing of a manatee in a rainbow-colored hue
Picture 2 is a drawing of the same manatee, except the rainbow hue is gone and it is regular (grey) manatee color. A small diver swims above its back, implying it is huge.
Picture 3 is the same grey manatee, but with the face of actor Hugh Laurie superimposed over the manatee face.
Signature on all reads "Robert Winchester", who did indeed make the first one.
Some cephalopods are able to fly through the air for distances of up to 50 metres (160 ft). While cephalopods are not particularly aerodynamic, they achieve these impressive ranges by jet-propulsion; water continues to be expelled from the funnel while the organism is in the air. The animals spread their fins and tentacles to form wings and actively control lift force with body posture. One species, Todarodes pacificus, has been observed spreading tentacles in a flat fan shape with a mucus film between the individual tentacles, while another, Sepioteuthis sepioidea, has been observed putting the tentacles in a circular arrangement.
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Name scratched out
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Another take on that is that he wasn't going to war for his school at all. That's ignoring the previous comments about it not being about the school at all (which is partly true), but recognizing the validity of that perspective. My point is that even if the war had been about the school itself, that wasn't what Harry was fighting for. He was fighting for his home.. Books or movies, Hogwarts was the one place that Harry felt was home. Not the Durselys', not even the Weasleys.
Hogwarts was Harry's first real home. So, even if he hadn't been the "chosen one", even if voldemort was attacking the school directly as a goal without any of the rest of the part about him and Harry, I think he still would have fought as hard as he could to defend it. You could make Harry a supporting character with his parents just having died of natural causes, and him being taken in by the Dursleys to eventually go to school at Hogwarts with nothing else involved, and that kid would still have fought for the one place he felt at home.
Hogwarts was like that for other students, but Harry had that abusive household and extremely limited freedom to make other social connections. That's an ideal setup for someone to attach to something as wonderful as Hogwarts was in comparison. I really think that Harry would have fought just as hard or harder for no other reason than that.
Google literally giving me sex talk lines.
I had a Bolt. We made Chevy buy it back because some had been exploding/catching fire and they were advising us not to leave it unsupervised while charging and to park at least 50 feet away from buildings and cars. I loved my Bolt and wished we could have kept it, but that all seemed unreasonable, and I didn’t want to have the potential of my house catching on fire because I needed to charge it overnight.
After that, I bought a Tesla. Downvote me if you want, but it was the next best option.