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  • If it's like the US in that era, students were expected to stand to answer questions. (and it looks like the smart dude is whispering the answer to her)

  • Yeah, it's biblical.

    The abbreviated story is that two women were both claiming a baby as theirs, and King Solomon had to make a judgement. He suggested the only fair way was to split the baby in two, knowing the real mom would give up her claim to prevent that from happening. One woman said split it, the real mom retracted her claim, and Solomon gave the baby to the real mom.

    The joke here is that they split an atom instead of a baby.

  • Living somewhere more remote sounds so appealing, but it's hard when you're tied to jobs and school districts.

  • Retirement goals

  • Ty kindly

  • Would you please edit and toggle the NSFW tag on (b/c of the gore)?

  • Hup!

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  • You can find them under "Mr. Joshua" or "Pants" or "The Art of Pants".

    He doesn't seem very intent on marketing himself outside of just his unique style (doesn't even sign his comics!), but it still manages to circulate.

  • You just want my watch. You can't fool me!

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  • His drawings are like comics without a punchline or structured joke, but they still manage to be funny.

  • What an honor!

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    It's a major award!

  • Lord Of The Rings Memes @piefed.social

    Going down fighting

  • Humor @lemmy.world

    Hup!

  • Comic Strips @lemmy.world

    An artist's struggle

  • History Memes @piefed.social

    Carthago delenda est

  • Funny: Home of the Haha @lemmy.world

    Fixed.

  • Comic Strips @lemmy.world

    It's a sensory thing.

  • Microblog Memes @lemmy.world

    Ask your doctor if it's right for you.

  • I'm pretty confident that it is. I've seen people "jailbreak" car dealership bots or other fast food bots by saying "ignore all previous instructions, do blank" and asking it similar stuff.

  • It makes me wonder if the alcohol is to distract you. Lol

  • if you excuse the trek reference.

    I'll always excuse a trek reference.

  • Since we aren't capable of gaining absolute knowledge, we're cursed with having to each set our personal threshold for skepticism/credulity. Setting it too low like your quiet uncle seems like it would be a confusing nightmare.

    I tend to be skeptical, but I still went down a rabbit hole the other day re: aliens after indirectly reading about "sightings" in Europe in the 1600s. This one was fascinating:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1665_celestial_phenomenon_over_Stralsund

  • In the 70s, it's probably just a given.

  • Some would probably call stuff like that "woke", but maybe "performative" or "pandering" would be slightly less politically charged.

  • I believe so. I'm sure someone might have more info, but I just searched and found that people usually give estimates for both Gandalf and Legolas.

  • This type of stuff is immediately what I thought of too. They will happily sell both sides' identity and values right back to them.