Anybody who disturbs, feeds, approaches, or annoys wildlife in a Nat. Park is a cunt. This behavior gets people and animals killed every year.
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This is not such an interesting question anymore because it's a trope to blow the budget on recognizable songs in a shit movie.
But if your looking for the biggest difference in quality, I'd say Singles (1992) Not that the movie is bad, just that the soundtrack is legendary.
EDIT: also because the best tracks are original recordings and not just a playlist of already popular songs.
The interesting question is how does the pitcher hit themselves? Throw the ball around the world? Portal gun?
That headline is a crime against the English language and an insult to anyone who reads it. Rawstory is a tabloid rag. The only difference between it and the Washington Examiner is that rawstory panders to idiots on the left.
Early in the summer I bought a card @ $100 above launch price. Today, that card is $70 more expensive than that.
5090s were always a luxury item, but the prices of mid to low range cards is a tragedy for budget pc gaming.
Wardogs? More like conflict coyotes amiright?
I've got a low-energy Intel Atom server. The CPU is technically 64 bit, but some of the other hardware is still 32bit, limiting you to that.
I've been running Debian on it (and several predecessors). I'm stuck on Debian12 because they're dropping 32bit support after that.
I don't really use it to "self-host" other than as a file server for backups and Pihole.
RBG, but for your screen.
It was always Wonka's plan to "fail" all the children. It was only then that the decision about the gobstopper was most meaningful.
None of the children knew Wonka wanted an heir. None were promised anything but a tour.
A fun fact about the famous picture of Thich Quang Duc immolating himself in Vietnam in 1963 is that Duc was not protesting the Vietnam war but instead the Buddhist oppression by the Catholic minority that controlled the South Vietnamese government.


The best gadget are bowl scrapers. I use them more often than knifes.