Deep beyond the Balmer Peak…

https://www.etymonline.com/word/heck

heck(interj.)

euphemistic alteration of hell, by 1865.

Wow, there’s nothing there. That’s the only info we got. I’m starting to be sold on the hell+fuck idea

Uhm, yeah?

It might have to do with your I2C? Install ddcutil and tell us what it detects

Weird post.

Vodka is inevitable

Mean number of propogating errors: 3

I was stumped. I found some duck to to enable.this, but holy fuck was it painful to install

That pig won three gold medals at the Olympics

Is IPv6 torrenting not a thing?

Well personally, I think listening to Roxeanne whilst being plowed for a living is an irony in itself

I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy

And after the affair, he moved out into the country to buy a farm so that he could avoid inheritance tax unsuccessfully, which is clear signalling that he knew that Brexit would flop

I think it’s our soon to be future city centers: for aesthetic, not for function

Seems about right:

• Not a train in sight
• loud helicopter overhead
• air is practically unbreathable hence all the bubbledome buildings
• parks devoid of any wilderness but are carefully sculpted artificial gardens
• skyscraper offices have a dearth of furniture meaning that they’re largely investment vehicles
• 5 cars on the road for all this density, no one actually lives here but are driving through.

This is weirdly accurate

and the right want the water cycle to halt completely. That’s a new one. To be fair to them, they have certainly tried with some of their legislative choices as of late, but I wouldn’t say it was a conscious effort to break science. Oh wait. Oh I just got it.

Am I the only one who lops Fabergé eggs at my uncles Scottish castle

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JA_Mfvt1IIk

It’s weird how timeless it is. If you told me she was holding a phone tablet, and resting on a sofa-bed at her grandma’s house, I’d believe you

Just like some kind of star of a masquarade

I think magic went through a dark age in the HP universe, where all the words that were imbued with power were done so aeons ago, and then that knowledge of how they came to be was lost, with only a few handful having been rediscovered in the modern era.

Exceptions like “Point me” might just be english analogs of existing spells, rather than new inventions.