*sighs and changes the "days since a Soviet apologist expressed support for modern Russia" tally back to 0.*

Had the Harvard Referencing drilled into me as a uni student even at year one. The sheer audacity of not even citing a particular Bible verse and then getting mad when you are told you gave no evidence.

Maybe it's a chance to go back to basics and thumbnail some silhouettes.

Keep the face though. That's definitely a keeper.

Unfortunately that's likely part of the tech-sphere's apocalypse fantasy.

It's not deteriorating, but it's not as easily reshapable as it was in earlier life.

But I know some older people are going to read "adolescent" and it's going to validate their preconceptions that anyone under 30 isn't fully mature.

The study found however the distinction between "adolescent" and "adult" by that age is fuzzy. Basically, when it can be reasonably confirmed the brain has settled. For some it happens earlier

"Adult" is defined as when the brain finally settles on a specific state. "peaking" as article put it.

It's been steaming me for a few days because unfortunately I know enough older people to know when a person over 50 talks about adolescence, they think "teenager."
www.cam.ac.uk/stories/five...

The things we do for our friends' joy!

This is the first major GTA game I'm going to pass. So thank you graphics glazers and an industry fixated on 4k hyper-realism.

Tapping the sign

All the retail stores buying fresh copies to play over the speakers.
Over
and over
and over again

Happy birthday to the bear!