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I think this is the second comic to show a human soul?
Columbia, MD
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This is very close to what happened when they discovered number theory was useful in cryptography. All the respectable number theorists were sad that their pure math was suddenly useful.
Columbia, MD
Opening December 12 in Orem, Utah, Dreamwalk Park is where imagination takes flight! Located at the University Place Mall, this “indoor micro theme park” invites adventurers to embark on an interactive journey through otherworldly realms.
Armed with decoder wands and portal passes, guests can unlock hidden clues, awaken ancient spirits, and explore fantastical rooms brimming with glowing mushrooms, galactic grottos, and gemstone caves. From a sci-fi spaceport to a steampunk cosmic marketplace (complete with a secret robotic speakeasy!), every step unveils a new layer of magic and mystery.
In the words of YouTuber devinsupertramp: “If Willy Wonka, Star Wars, and Pandora’s Avatar had a baby, this place would be the child!”
Get ready for an unforgettable adventure where immersive art, animatronics, and interactive tech collide. Dreamwalk Park is more than a theme park—it’s a portal to pure wonder, and I really, REALLY want to visit it.
[Video by devinsupertramp | Official Dreamwalk Park Website]
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Okay but are they sure they want to lean in on the Wonka allusions given the last Wonka-inspired interactive experience?
Columbia, MD
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I put my strongest small ceramic bakeware in the toaster oven, filled with water. Sometimes you just gotta do things slow and appreciate life. Not like you'll be appreciating the tea; it's still not ready yet.
East Helena, MT
You can’t microwave water, it will be polluted with radiation! Do you really want your kids exposed to electromagnetic waves?
Bend, Oregon
It's not that 110V kettles are less efficient at turning electricity to heat than 240V - they're just less powerful. UK kettles draw up to 3 kilowatts, while ones in the US max out at around half that.
I'll admit to microwaving the mug and tea bag. It works well for me!
Durham, NC
What's weird is when you get into the details. Apparently American electric kettles are much slower than British ones (British people keep telling me it takes 30 seconds to boil water in an electric kettle; mine takes 5 minutes) while American microwaves are much faster (Again, takes 90 seconds in mine; they claim it takes 10 minutes). (There is some truth here; electric kettles are less efficient using American 110 mains voltage, not sure why British microwaves are so weak though)
Columbia, MD
Ah, Americans. Literally nobody "makes it in a kettle". You boil the water in a kettle and make the tea in a teapot. Obviously.
What about microwaving the crown jewels?
No, of course we don't microwave the mug WITH the teabag in it. We microwave the teabag separately.
The aptly named 'Upper Decks' follows on with Lower Decks namesake to give us an episode from the perspective of its senior officers.
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My favorite part is that at the end Shaxs is completely open with the others about what was going on with him, and when Dr. Migleemo suggests therapy, he's all-in.
Well, that and the technobabble explanation for why rocks fall out of the ceiling.
Well, that and the technobabble explanation for why rocks fall out of the ceiling.
Columbia, MD
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I do not think it would be unreasonable for every president to be immediatley arrested when they leave office. If you truly believe the things you did were for the greater good, you should be willing to serve time for that. If you think that immunity from prosecution empowers you to do things you otherwise would not be willing to do, then maybe don't do that.
Columbia, MD
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