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Do you dip them in the orange goo or the white goo? Or are you one of us heathens who eats 'em naked?Onion rings are better than fries.
Do you dip them in the orange goo or the white goo? Or are you one of us heathens who eats 'em naked?Onion rings are better than fries.
Do you dip them in the orange goo or the white goo? Or are you one of us heathens who eats 'em naked?
...I don't use condiments of any flavor. *ducks rocks and flees into the hills* Muahahahahahahahaha!!!Or are you one of us heathens who eats 'em naked?
That doesn't bother me at all. Natural paths rarely have a clearly-defined start. There is a spot on the cliff wall that is desirable for traversing. People will approach from different angles, so the path will start to wear and become visible at the point where the largest number reach it, then become most clearly defined at the point where people no longer have any choice of approach. The path fading as it approaches the city is perfectly logical.I'm even more surprised there is a path at all considering it doesn't actually lead to the city. Whoever heard of a path stopping a few hundred feet from a populated area? The thing is, it's a path because it's used and if it's used it means those using it are coming from somewhere -- like the city?
It's just a sign that all is an illusion. Worry not.what's bugging me is that the shadows of the trees are inconsistent, and the buildings at the edge of the city do not have shadows at all.
You've proved my point. Thank you.When you're in space, the sky is down.
I've never found it easy to resist a challenge. It's doubly difficult when there's a perfectly logical answer to a challenge which seems on the surface like it requires pure contrariness.You've proved my point. Thank you.
I'm glad to have provided you with an easy one (intentional). I thought about about identifying the various ways my statement could be wrong and right, depending on logic, but I knew you could do it for me. Whee!perfectly logical answer to a challenge
Actually if your head is towards the Earth when you are in space then the Sky is Up. Head outward and it's up. But then if you measure up/down relative to the Planet then it can be whatever you want if you are in Space because the planet is a slightly oblate sphere.When you're in space, the sky is down.
That's unfortunate. It must be time to move on.
*stops waiting for expected retort* If my apathy regarding the last event was concerning, your apathy towards taking the opportunity to talk circles around me is alarming. THE END TIMES ARE NIGH.That's unfortunate. It must be time to move on.