I'll let that slide since you said usually. Maple syrup has been used as a form of gatorade for centuries.Yes, but it's usually fermented, first.
--Patrick
I'll let that slide since you said usually. Maple syrup has been used as a form of gatorade for centuries.Yes, but it's usually fermented, first.
--Patrick
Oh, we had to Bubs. Did you see what they're doing with tea? Drinking it cold. With ice-cubes.Happy Finally-got-rid-of-those-pesky-colonists-day to our UK forum members!
To be fair, mint isn't supposed to go warm on mutton, but only in cold water, so that's one thing they got right :-POh, we had to Bubs. Did you see what they're doing with tea? Drinking it cold. With ice-cubes.
Tea is a hot drink people!
I know plenty of people just in Texas that will go back to war with you about that. They will insist, with force if necessary, that it’s brewed hot, sugar added while hot, then serve cold with ice and no other way is acceptable during the hot time of year. I personally don’t care for leaf soup though.Oh, we had to Bubs. Did you see what they're doing with tea? Drinking it cold. With ice-cubes.
Tea is a hot drink people!
I'm disappointed a higher percentage of people didn't choose to kill the billionaire who offered $500,000 if you pull the level.Increasingly absurd trolley problems:
https://neal.fun/absurd-trolley-problems/
Somewhere along the line this thing broke the philosophical processors in my brain and I just started trying to kill as many people as I could.
I killed himI'm disappointed a higher percentage of people didn't choose to kill the billionaire who offered $500,000 if you pull the level.
Ah, but, if you do nothing then legally you're in the clear for the rich man's death. If you pull the lever though you've actively contributed to the other man's death. Is that murder - from a purely legal perspective? And because you received money for it, is that a paid assassination? If so I'm semi-certain the government can confiscate the $500k as proceeds of a crime.I let the rich guy live. I mean, someone is dead either way. I know nothing about either of them. But I'd get $500k to help me better my life.
I could see the case being made that accepting the money makes this murder for hire, even if the participant is being forced to kill one or the other, if simply because the economic status of the victims (or their unwillingness to pay) shouldn't be a factor in deciding whether or not someone gets to live or die in a hostage situation.Ah, but, if you do nothing then legally you're in the clear for the rich man's death. If you pull the lever though you've actively contributed to the other man's death. Is that murder - from a purely legal perspective? And because you received money for it, is that a paid assassination? If so I'm semi-certain the government can confiscate the $500k as proceeds of a crime.
I may be overthinking this. Also IANAL so the entire paragraph above may be bollocks.
I got a 71. And I wasn't even trying to kill everyone.Woohoo! My kill count was 80! Fuck them boomers and gimme those lobsters!
...we want a big number, right? Isn't that how you win the philosophy game?