Disc is short for discus.
Disk is short for diskette, the square things some discs are kept in.
In Soviet Russia, ketchup fries you...
This is the only one I have of him:
Just in case I considered buying it
Buy me Bonestorm or go to Hell!
It's the perfect crime, I'll be unable to post about it on Lemmy.
No, that's insanity
I actually tried bacon wrapped banana once a while back, tastes amazing.
My best friend often got into screaming arguments with her boyfriend so her cat was suspicious of both of them. But me, he loved as I was always quiet and calm. Eventually he became my cat.
One time, I was sat on the left of my friend's three seat sofa, she was sat on the right. The cat came out of a door to my left, jumped on the arm of the sofa to my friends right, then stood on her lap. She was very excited but tried to hide it and started stroking him. Then without breaking eye contact he walked over to me and laid in my lap.
Why, just use the handy Microsoft Copilot to summarise the terms. I'm totally sure it won't miss out anything important.
He was the same age as the average Lemmy user when he died.
I just re-watched TNG "In Theory" (S04E25) and Data says that the door to his quarters is set to only allow humanoids to enter or leave when Geordie finds Spot in the hall.
Whilst I get that it would be dangerous for Spot to wander the ship freely I think it's kind of mean to keep him locked in a small room like that forever. There doesn't seem to be any cat toys in the room but maybe the computer is capable of some sort of environmental enrichment we can't immediately see.
Eternity's thumbnail error sometimes yields interesting results.
"Honey, do you have anything for the garage sale?"
"Yea, I got tired of fucking this hotdog weeks ago."
"K babe."