Did he decapitate the question mark?

Request too vague, loading wolfenstien.exe

Praying to an inactive theoretical being is sort of the whole foundation of religion. If they (super being) ever verifiably acted, it would no longer be a religion, just fact. The unknown nature is what keeps people scared/hooked. This adds a depth to the comic that may not have even been intended (or the author is wicked smart).

They will never understand that. I knew a guy who refused a raise because it would put him in the next tax bracket. I didn’t even try to explain it.

And my (bl)axe

You only promised your left but!

I think her time as a criminal prosecutor will come in handy.

Gay marriage became legal for all states during Obama’s administration, I’d call that progress.

She’s a redhead, but still a bad joke

I make $200k and only donated $100, so I’m technically worse.

But Terry Crews is a bad Terry too. He’s tied to Chinese money.

I remember seeing it in theaters on opening day (I was 9). I’ve loved it ever since.

Life buzz buzz buzz flies away.

This is a comic adaptation of the 1884 (that’s not a typo) Flatland, but in the book, instead of rotating, they explain the concept of the next higher dimension. Similar result. Good book, nails the social satire of sexism (remains relevant today).

But then they’d have to stop eating shrimp, so…

That’s not a language change, they knew.

Bi

@JesusTheCarpenter@feddit.uk this is your time!

Harvard isn’t a government funded organization, so the first amendment doesn’t apply. Hopefully the students find a way to sue based on the college’s own rules though.

Ra… finds a way.