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It's a bread knife.

How is this a science meme?

California did file a lawsuit, and won, though the ruling came too late to do much good.

Here's an NPR article and Newsom's press release on the outcome.

The best magical library books are the ones that have to be held shut with chains.

Imagine a large rock, suspended by helicopters a few miles up in the air.

Now drop the rock. How fast is it going when it hits the ground?

The same thing is true for a rock falling from space, but more so. Regardless of initial conditions: if it ever contacts the ground, it will be moving at least 11 kilometers per second.

But why is the background mirrored? All of the text is backwards.

Weak. You want to stop a train quickly, just suplex it.

There's a moment in the trailer where the support-group leader is casually inviting Dracula into the room, and Renfield panics as he's realizes what's happening. As soon as I saw that, I knew I needed to see this movie. 10/10 did not disappoint. Nick Cage as Dracula is just perfectly cast for the intended tone.

"ROCK AND STONE FOREVER!"

"Did I hear a rock and stone?"