If the glare and reflections from it distract the driver and/or reduce visibility at night, then it might just cause a crash, yes.

So, who do we support, then?

You don’t have to be Marxist to have a revolution.

I can’t see any advantage.

Doesn’t quit working every time somebody microwaves a burrito.

Does that count for gay pride, though?

One day you’ll look back on this and think, ‘Wow, those were the good old days, huh?’

Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace

No, I will not elaborate. But you can see it.

I, for one, am happy to see an article where they simply get to the point and don’t unnecessarily fluff the word count.

Oh, he’s definitely into that.

1: How your tail remain so outrageously fluffy when wet?

2: Why you no go to the easily accessible shelter in the background?

A genuinely hilarious but still also undeniably evil Joker would be a good direction to try.

Yeah … all the other instructions were for a single straight line. Having step 6 here be a line with an angled bend in it (basically two lines) really needs to be clarified if that’s the case.

Still says nothing at all about the length and proportions of these lines, though, so there’s still plenty of opportunity to fuck it up:

Similar to? Hard to say… Gameplay-wise, I find it similar to the Far Cry series, really. First person shooter with a big open world and some RPG elements. But of course the setting and tone are vastly different. It’s also kind of like a dystopian future version of GTA. But it also has more emphasis on story than either of those, and player choice actually makes a difference in how the story turns out. That, combined with multiple possible character builds gives it some good replayability value – you can play it through once as a bulky nomad whose weapons of choice are grenades and heavy machine guns, and then play it through again as a slick former corpo who turns invisible and slits throats in the dark, and the experiences are different enough to make it feel like a brand new game. Plus, you know, the game world is pretty huge and also pretty dense, with lots of little nooks and crannies to explore. On my fourth playthrough right now, and I’m still discovering a few new things I’d never seen before.

I’ll believe it when I see it.

IMO, it looks like a cheap toy version of the real 2CV … and probably costs 5x as much, even after adjusting for inflation.

so no pasta, rice or potatoes.

You underestimate my potato power.

When you’re actually working out a lot, you need carbs … especially starchy, long-lasting, slow-absorbing carbs like rice.

And not just to have energy to burn during your workout, either. Rebuilding muscle requires protein to supply the building blocks, yes, but it also requires energy to assemble those building blocks together. Carbs are the healthiest, most efficient way to supply that energy.

A diet tuned for a rigorous workout regimen needs both protein and carbs.

Edit: and before anybody takes this the wrong way. No, your 30 minutes per week ‘jogging’ on a treadmill does not count as a ‘rigorous workout regimen’, and three donuts washed down by an XL caramel latte is way too much carbs, and not the best kind of carbs. This is only for people working out intensely, as in athletic training. It’s also with the assumption that you’re mainly working for muscle gain, not weight loss.

which is like going to work by horse

Much cheaper and more environmentally sustainable?

You don’t even block the repost bots?

New security exploits, new security exploits everywhere!