AFK BRB Chocolate (CA version)

I know I’m old because all I can think of is how heavy that would be in the wash machine.

I’d guess that without having a parachute, it would always be error.

Would be funny if they made a horror movie sequel.

Well no, not necessarily. Here’s an area near me. There are a number of valleys you can see that aren’t surrounded by other valleys.

Even just what’s in the movie seems torturous. It’s implied that he experiences the day thousands of times. Seems like that would drive a person insane.

Oh, that’s a nightmare! In the movie, there were so many things he could learn and do because he was in a town.

With my luck I’d get one where I wake up with massive diarrhea and vomiting, and have to spend the day by the toilet.

How do you do that when your loop is being on the plane already?

I’m guessing in a valley surrounded by mountains, based on the pic, but who knows.

I admit that I had to stare at that pic for a second longer than should have been necessary.

Ugh, sorry!

I like how fascism is a “traditional right-wing political view.” I mean, I don’t disagree, it’s just surprising to see it so clearly communicated.

The first time I had Thanksgiving with my first wife’s family, one of the dishes was blackberry jello with green grapes in it. I was never a big jello fan, but I took some of everything to be polite. I put a fork full in my mouth, bit down, and thought “oh no, something is rancid!” The texture was wrong, too. I was just going to spit it into my napkin when I realized it wasn’t rancid, but it took a moment for me to place the flavor. It was a green olive.

That should have been a warning that there was something wrong with that family.

I’ll take a shot. “Detritus” is the easier part: it’s decaying plant and animal matter. So the worms are eating leaves and stuff after it’s started breaking down.

“Dirt” is a little more difficult because it doesn’t have as crisp of a definition. Usually when people say “dirt” in this context, they mean “soil,” but that’s only a little better. The relevant definition for soil is, “the upper layer of earth that may be dug or plowed and in which plants grow.”

That detritus gets broken down by bacteria and becomes soil even without worms, but worms do basically the same thing faster. Plus their moving around helps loosen the soil, which also is helpful for growing plants.