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I've now watched 900 episodes of One Piece. We're in Wano country now. I really bugs the crap out of me that Zoro's lost an eye and it's never even been mentioned! That's a MAJOR handicap for a swordsman!

It's a hat? I thought it was just really crazy hair.

Partly ripped off from this: So the year right now is

My favorite number is 60. It makes a much much better base than 10 because it's so divisible. 10 is divisible by 2 and 5. 60 is divisible by 2,3,4,5,6,10,12,15,20, and 30. And it's not just that a bigger number is better, 100 is only divisible by 2,4,5,10,20,25, and 50.

I couldn't figure it out so I looked at the answer and realized I've seen this before and I still didn't get it.

Hint:

I've never read a Clive Cussler book though I see them around sometimes. Where do you start?

Most of mine are from anime. Can't find the actual credits of this one but anyway.

I like everything up to and including Enterprise, though there are plenty of flaws. Obviously Voyager went downhill in the end where I thought the last season of Enterprise was the best. I watched the terrible Abrams movies and then the first season of Discovery, which was so little like Star Trek I pretty much gave up then. It also pisses me off that now they incorporate things from the Abrams movies like Romilus being destroyed, which means everything since then is an alternate and inferior timeline as far as I'm concerned. Yeah, I would never recast Worf(or anybody really). But if I was going to it would have to be Peter Macon.

Well do my taxes and I'll bake you some cookies.

It's a cool scene but That's supposed to be this? This is supposed to be this? Some of the many reasons I gave up on this post-Enterprise recast, reboot Star Trek.

Other than the title they don't seem to be related.

Well I think the best chocolate chip cookies are homemade. They're not at all hard to make and there are plenty of good recipes online. Do you like cookies chewy or crispy? My answer is YES! lol. If you like crispy Tate's are a delicious store bought brand. AND looking for the picture I found a copycat recipe! https://www.seriouseats.com/thin-and-crispy-chocolate-chip-cookies I tried to make these once. They didn't stay as nice as in the video but they were really good. Essentially a lava cake cookie.

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Agreed the majority of the time. I hope the new King of the Hill episodes will be good.

Here are some: Don't know how they made Twilight jump like that.

If you don't go in dates you don't have bad experiences.

Well I took a chemistry class. Didn't actually learn anything. It's basically a math class, you don't just get to mix chemicals together like a mad scientist.

A few days ago I got a piece of taco shell in my mailbox. The door is missing from the mailbox and I'm pretty sure a squirrel did it.

Yes definitely read the book first. The second movie goes way off track.

I've never seen the point. I rarely see the sun and I'm fine with that.

I really love bats. They're such cute flying furry mammals. I honestly wish they could be pets. I'd love to have a flying fox for a pet. And they're a HUGE part of the ecosystem. Only rodents have more species of mammals.

I've read a lot of sci-fi about this. First of all I agree, a copy is not you. Even if it's a perfect copy, which current science says is impossible, it's not the same person as you. I hate a story where somebody says "It's okay if I die, I'm backed up." You're assuming that electronics are forever. Your brain has lasted your whole life. How many electronics have you owned? Of course you can copy the information to new electronics but there's still entropy. You can extend it for a long time but preserving information forever is really impossible. The brain could be rebuilt and revitalized and expanded for a long long time if we had the biotechnology. You also assume you need to preserve a part of the biological brain to remain yourself. Eventually you could transfer your consciousness and memories to another medium or create technologies that are not too far from the human biological brain and body. You wouldn't be human anymore but living for hundreds or thousands of years or even more would change you so much it wouldn't even really matter if you were technically human anymore. Also consider that if you're technically immortal you'd eventually die of a horrible accident, murder, or suicide. Here's a really interesting video about it: