“Don’t block the box” is the common saying for the law in the states.

You draw a square in the intersection and that’s a “don’t stop here” zone.

Folks will pull into it and wait, and they block the view for anyone behind them too.

“Gridlock” is the term for when a street is fully locked up and cars are blocking the intersections

Daredevil is the best of them all and I wish his story wasn’t so wrapped up in iron fist and defenders so I could skip the rewatch and check out the new daredevil series.

I legit saw this picture as white and gold until I went to an article that someone linked and they had a transitioning gif with the saturation / hue shifting it.

It’s now black and blue for me and I’m gonna go cry in the shower as my understanding of everything has just changed in real time.

Just as much a fish as any other fish :)

Oh my mistake you are obviously more well versed, I will only refer to earthquakes by their shit-tonnage from here on out

They use the metric system so I believe it’s a shit tonne

Which is why stone construction was possible there

Nothing.

This person is kinda saying nonsense.

Wood is perfectly sound for structural building.

There are wooden temples in Japan dating back to the 6th(7th?) century.

A stone structure would have been shook apart by now.

Different materials have different use cases.

We have a lot of wood.

It’s not completely unfit for structures at all, else we wouldn’t use it.

concrete is terribly bad for the environment as it turns out.

A center pepperoni is asking for the center of your pie to be fucked up

Listen if they put a pepperoni in the center of the pie then a poor cut is clearly the least of our concerns

Oh fuck

I think the problem is we don’t have huge ol crickets that are lobster sized.

take it back

Somewhere in your lower bowel after a good dinner

fish aren’t even real

Gabagool over here

The moon has it.

Meaning we can mine it all there until we risk fucking with our tides or awaken SpaCe’thulu

He doesn’t look very fast

Last millennia even

Hi France, I’m dad.