Does the radiation filter on the helmet prevent them from dying in direct line of sight to the sun? Do they die from any sun’s light or just from our solar system?

Salt doesn’t stop angels, according to the lore.

He can sue, but he won’t win in any sane court.

With that many snakes in there, I feel like he was in the snakes’ trousers.

Better headline: Man Caught in Snakes’ Trousers!

I read this in R2D2’s voice!

I’m sure you’re the first to think of this! You’ll be rich!

How long would it take to make it have above that threshold?

I hear X bucks can be used in place of the three seashells. Does anyone know if that’s true?

You want me to uncrush?

Playing devil’s advocate, in a crazy accident you may not be able to get to/reach your phone, or even be responsive. If you use the personal assistant function on your phone, it’s no different than using OnStar, in terms of privacy.

All of this said, last I heard OnStar was pretty expensive for the average household income. I don’t have it, and I don’t worry too much about it.

Have you seen The Matrix Resurrections? It seems just like something The Analyst would do to us as a joke.

Mostly, I was trying to be funny. It did occur to me as a possibility, but I didn’t comment it in a serious way. I was diagnosed with dyslexia as a kid, but don’t seem to have that problem anymore. Either way, I have no idea where the original or any interpretation of it comes from.

People did not like it, though.

I’m guessing dyslexia.

I’ve been using it for months. I don’t expect it’ll be free forever, but I’m using it while it’s around. Not using it is like not watching a movie because it won’t be streaming on Netflix forever. Enjoy it while it’s here. Of course, if you didn’t want to support Google, that’s a different story altogether and I would support that.

Cassowary!

Oh. Haha thanks

I agree about your point, but their point was if they lost.

Take the picture when you’re putting groceries away. People tend to buy the same products. So, eventually you’ll have a library and you won’t have to take pictures anymore. That’s what I do.

The cardboard I don’t mind, it’s the packing pillows that I mind (better than the old fashion packing peanuts or bubble wrap, from a recycling perspective). I bring them to Publix for recycling because my local waste company doesn’t recycle most plastics. I suspect Publix isn’t either, but it’s better to try than to just throw them away.

There’s a related movie that I highly recommend: About Time.