Funny Pictures Thread. It begins again
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Misleading thumbnail, thought it was close-up of a dog's snout.Ladies, are you ready for a nude?
--Patrick
Me too.I'm confused.
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There are some actual journal articles out there on why women are attracted to assholes. Being an asshole is a sign of social potential. A dick has a chance at becoming the alpha silverback.
That would explain the gray hairs I noticed on it.
Hey, it's one of those pictures that show what our children will look like!I'm confused.
Wait . . . Am I still a sandwich? I can't remember.
If you were, by now you're compost. That sandwich's gone off long ago.
I can explain this. In Chinese, owls are known as "cat-headed eagles" (貓頭鷹). This appears to be some Chinese netizen photoshopping cat heads onto raptor bodies, as a literal representation of what a cat-headed eagle would look like.I'm confused.
But, since he only brought slices of pickles, does that mean that he'll only need to destroy like a building or a block of said city? I'm guessing that the little slice might be enough to destroy all of Silsbee though, it's kinda small.
For those who don't know: the TDP of this thousand-dollar processor is 140W. Most consumer processors tend to be about 95W.
This means running a computer with a 7900X inside under your desk is like running one of those personal space heaters, especially if you have it paired with an overclocked top-end graphics card (which tend to have TDPs in the low 200's).
--Patrick
This means running a computer with a 7900X inside under your desk is like running one of those personal space heaters, especially if you have it paired with an overclocked top-end graphics card (which tend to have TDPs in the low 200's).
--Patrick
Personal space heaters are usually less. I've seen radiant ones that draw only 100-150W. And once you add the GPU, etc, your killer rig is probably dissipating > 550W into your footwell. Keeps those toes toasty.
--Patrick
I was referring to things like this (which is apparently 300W, not 150W), but you are correct.
--Patrick
GasBandit
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I knew it. You're a robot.
