Also, I’d say that odds also favour places that nobody really gives a shit about, like sure, US, UK, China, Russia, large parts of Europe, and North Korea are probably guaranteed to be nuclear craters, but I doubt that any of the missiles are pointed at Africa or most of South America

Back to the grad with you OP

I’ll just turn it into my web browser

I have that and the infinity symbol on Firefox right now on my phone

I’m going to try to explain the origins from memory so someone who knows more will probably explain better.

It comes from an book or a movie, where a husband is planning something nefarious (don’t remember if it’s a murder or something) and he uses the attic of his house to do it. This is set back in the days when they used gas for lighting things and when he turns on the lighting in the attic, it causes the lights to change (probably get dimmer) in the rest of the house. His wife notices this and brings it up to him, since he obviously doesn’t want to reveal that he is the one causing it, he constantly convinces his wife that it’s all in her head and that she might be losing her mind.

That kinda sucks, used to live like 900m from mine and walked back from school every day since I started it.

Didn’t walk to the school because I was too hard to get up early enough for it and mom didn’t mind dropping me off in the morning

Can confirm, used to vacation with my family there for few years in a row and I think that I might have been inside this actual cave

Are kids these days not taught the whole “your future employer will check all of your social media accounts before hiring you” thing?

That was one of the things everyone from parents to teachers would tell us, along with other basics like “stuff you post stays on the internet forever”, “never meet someone you talked to on the internet”, and “never reveal your personal information”

Hell, they would even tell us to be careful with pictures taken outside since the background could reveal enough info for people to pinpoint your location.

I obviously don’t observe all of those rules, but I think that people are oversharing way too much