I’ve noticed this with modern standards. They just don’t have the same experience because nothing is actually linked. It’s all electronic. I miss the feeling of the linkage as I moved through the gears. Feeling the disc touch as you let out the clutch. There was a magic to that. Now it has the feeling of setting on your hand for too long.

Cries in US😩

Who taught this Tardigrade to play the Cello? Its all wrong. He’s not going to get any notes out of it playing it under the bridge.

“Hammock.”

I came to the comments to see if anyone else noticed it’s no longer a trap. No pressure plate to hold the latch bar, and the springs no longer have tension or it wouldn’t stay under the latch bar.

You’re thinking of an ender chest.

Which is exactly what he did.

I’ll assume it’s the latter at this point.

He literally references the movie saying the title as a clearly “Blader Runner” image is on screen. Are you meaning to be obtuse or are you just really that dim?

I would like to point out that a one star is technically 0. A five star review on Google is a rating of zero to 4. As a 1 star is automatically a given, one can assess an accurate rating by subtracting 1 from all ratings and understanding it’s a four star system in disguise.

Google says this restaurant is a 3.2 rating? That’s a 2.2 out of 4 possible stars. The ratio is corrected. Bringing what google says is a 64% down to the actually 55%. This is the manipulation that an automatic 1 star creates.

I’m just wondering what area still puts these items on an open shelf. The glass locked shelves have been installed for decades now. Not even in the rich white neighborhood are they just setting in the shelf. The closest I’ve seen is the electric spider wire that you might be able to wrangle off, but not likely unnoticed.

It may change taste profile depending on heat and sun/light exposure but it’s still alcohol unless the bottle is compromised and it evaporated.

Aging refers strictly to how long the alcohol was left in a barrel before being put into a glass bottle. A 10 year old bottle of scotch is still only a 10 year old even if it was bought in 1970.

How do Americans eat with their knifes and forks?

Edit: Apparently my fellow Americans put the knife down after cutting and switch the fork to the hand that was holding the knife. I’m not sure I’ve ever noticed this. I always use my right(dominant) hand to cut with but then I just use the fork in my left to eat the food with. I know I’m an odd duck but I’m baffled by the utensil boogaloo that seems to be going on. Now I’m going to have to watch people around me eat. I’ll report back in a few weeks.

What am I looking at and why are you calling me Agan?

I’m shocked. Disgusted. Kind of aroused.

Thanks, I hate it.

What does this mean?

The question is inadequatly phrased. You must describe what kind of sandwich we are speaking of. Unless op is speaking about cold sandwiches exclusively, many sandwiches require cooking.

Croque Monsieur

Grilled Cheese

Cubano

Monte Cristo

Panini

These are just a few that I came up with off the top of my head. I’m sure there are many more.

The cat never sees you eat and is concerned. The dog carries his food out to you for roughly the same reason, he wants you to know he is eating and you should not worry about him. It’s a social thing many animals do.

I read the site but couldn’t find why the sign says 12’4 if it’s really 11’8"?

Edit: Thanks for all the answers everyone. Now the 11’8"+8" makes so much more sense.