lime!

it’s got a trigger, don’t it? yeet that meat

no.

the discoverer, humphry davy, was english. the name is originally the english “alum” and the latin “ium”, which was criticized because names were traditionally constructed from latin roots. european scientists suggested “aluminium”, for “element created from alum”, but the year after that, when davy published a chemistry book, he spelled it “aluminum”. this took hold in britain, but the rest of europe used “aluminium” so they standardized.

a few years later, when the word first appeared in an american dictionary, only the “num” spelling was added. scientists kept using “-ium” but the general populace went on the dictionary definition until it won out. the “american” spelling was only accepted by american scientists about 110 years after the element was discovered.

i thought the original name was alumium?

the countries were always separate within the union, it was a federation. they had their own flags and languages.

only when asked.

the second map, with surplus/deficit, is interesting. australia is one of the worst offenders per capita but the land is also one of the biggest carbon sinks apparently.

same picture

it’s not lying, because it doesn’t know truth. it just knows that text like that is statistically likely to be followed by text like this. any assumptions made by the prompt (e.g. there is an old railway line) are just taken at face value.

also, since there has indeed been a railway connection between them, just not direct, that may have been part of the assumption.

perfect working height for unscrewing part of the diff

all you had to do was not be vague, and you’re still doing it.

Cube rule is Spaceballs. Salad theory is Meet the Spartans.

oh god it is

not the same image, but op’s image is an ai upscale of the one you linked. the tells are

1. the background is red instead of white
2. the pattern on the sleeves is similar, but different.
3. the original is flipped horizontally, and the upscale doesn’t know that, so it tries to “fix” the numbers of the pocketwatch, turning the flipped “IX” into… “N”

that was my first impression, and my immediate reaction was “that can’t possibly be it”. i’m going to hope against hope that an explanation is forthcoming.

wait, what point are you actually trying to make about the subject at hand here?

https://posts.rat.pictures/@hannah/114700861104830618

…oh the truck bed

it took a while though… they managed to poison one or tvo communities already.

really, this is a failure of government. they should have verified that the service provider lived up to their claims.

also they weigh a literal ton, so you have to be sure your floor can handle it.

how do we know no money was involved? both the new owners apparently work at the same company, which was recently created and is a subsidiary of a vc firm.

i hate going to things alone. in fact i basically can’t do things at home alone. the only reason i ever do things is that someone else is or will be involved.