Depends. I would try either youtubing or selling crafts on Etsy/ selling merch on a platform like Redbubble.

This depends on your skills though. Some people can code and do website design, you could do some of that too.

Being conventionally attractive refers to physical appearance, not personality or subculture

Sometimes it’s my earrings, and that’s all I want to say about it.

Removing a comment also makes it impossible for people to join and carry on the conversation. Or keep on upvoting . How can one reply to something they can’t read?

In your particular case, replies such as “yes and let’s also kill this other person” , " they deserve torture beforehand " , or “let’s do it next Tuesday folks” will never see the light of day under that post. They’ll have to first go read the mod log and then contact you via DM. And DMs are between two people afaik.

So the point of removing a comment isn’t to erase the comment out of existence but just to prevent it from having any effect on people who haven’t yet read it.

Concealer an forget about it. Nobody will notice on that tiny photo

168, I’m okay with it though 5 cm extra would be nice.

No, but I watched it as a kid regardless.

Do The Powerpuff Girls fit in this category? Really gory and with some inappropriate themes especially since they’re supposed to be little kindergarten age girls. Loved the show, I occasionally watch an episode as an adult.

Was also a fan of Billy and Mandy, nice to see that one as the post opener.

As for other shows, as a kid I loved watching Aeon Flux and I am still not sure wtf was going on in some of those episodes.

Moral Orel is another great show, smart and witty, although I discovered it as an adult.

Yeah it’s not impressive but I think it’s stylized and it’s decent enough CG to get a pass. Pinocchio otoh, released not that long ago, that was difficult to look at.

Gurney is a master of his craft, I couldn’t blame you for liking his art. I like it too

Maybe he overspent in quality gear thinking he would be caught immediately

I guess it’s about the health insurance company CEO that got shot and has Americans talking about nothing else online

At least you’re smiling

Them being hard to fake is a really good point, good thinking.

No no it wasn’t just a shiny metal. Silver and gold were (still are) noble metals, and that means they are more inert than other metals, and by inert I mean “it doesn’t rust or tarnish”. Silver sometimes tarnishes, but gold is very hard to tarnish.

And you may think, so what, big deal, it just saves time polishing metal. Right? No, if you ever ate from a brass or any other alloy metal cutlery/plates, you will remember the absolutely horrible bitter taste these metals have. You pretty much have to hard scrub and polish each piece daily to avoid getting that taste. Tarnished silver otoh, doesn’t taste as bad. So not only it takes longer to tarnish but even if it does it gets a pass. Bear in mind stainless steel and plastic weren’t really a thing back then, so you’d be stuck with metal or wood for cutlery.

But wait, there is more. Both silver and gold are particularly malleable and ductile; this means you can hammer them, beat them, bend them, and spin them into very thin threads and the metal won’t break as easily as other metals do. I’ve worked as a silversmith so I’ve experienced this first hand. Working brass into shape and adding ornamentation to it is very hard, you need to anneal it constantly and use more force. It cracks more easily while you work it too. Copper is slightly better, but silver is way ahead any of them, and gold is just like working butter. There is no comparison. Much easier, really good results. Also gold has a slightly higher melting point than silver, meaning it’s somewhat easier to solder.

All this makes gold and silver the only fitting choices for fine jewelry and luxury items such as silverware, trophies, embroidered clothing, etc. And these items signify wealth and status, so, obviously, this made gold and silver very valuable and useful back in the day.

I see I see. Awful. Thanks for all the answers

Haiii helloo I’m a bit OOTL and I don’t live in the States.

I hear this CFO got killed and that the health insurance company was exceptionally awful. But I don’t understand the time limit on anesthesia part. What time limits? What’s that about? Like “you only get anesthesia for the first day you’re hospitalized” time limits?

I didn’t recognize it immediately. I haven’t watched it in a long time. It felt familiar though, and it all clicked as soon as I read “terminator 2”.

Many already said how people start dancing. I’ll add some things to keep in mind:

1- culture is a massive factor: nobody mentioned birthday parties. I’m going to presume kids don’t dance at birthday parties in English speaking countries, but elsewhere in the world you have birthdays and I’m going to guess other festivities in other cultures include dancing. That’s a major step before you are old enough to go clubbing. Freestyle in the case of birthdays, but you also need to keep in mind my next point,…

2- TV, Music videos, Videogames and whatever media in which people see these moves also helps people learn them. It’s not uncommon for a small group of friends trying out if they can do this Celebrity Move like in Such Video Clip or whatever and this can happen while they hang out anywhere, even during school breaks.

So yes, if you have the inclination for dancing you have plenty of opportunities to practice and learn as you grow.

Skyrim and Zelda obscure?

Also I’m not going to challenge the earnings of Clash of Clans, but, why is it the most influential?