Nancy by Olivia Jaimes for Wed, 20 Nov 2024

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Nancy by Olivia Jaimes on Wed, 20 Nov 2024

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jlvanderzwan
8 hours ago
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I have somehow managed to resist the urge to check. Probably have to turn in my ADHD badge now
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Care

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Care

And more caring.

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jlvanderzwan
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True off my chest: I love my child, but after she's been throwing a tantrum for an hour because she couldn't do [thing she wanted to do] in *exactly* the way she wanted to do it, while also not even knowing how she wanted to do it...
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#1553; In which a Home is Haunted (Part 2)

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jlvanderzwan
1 day ago
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(shouldn't it be "dish goblins"?)
Levitz
28 minutes ago
I suppose so! But no one ever uses "dish" to refer to a single item that needs washing up so it feels odd.
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Kedging Cannon

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The real key was inventing the windmill-powered winch.
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jlvanderzwan
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Regarding the alt text: a windmill-powered winch would combine true wind and apparent wind, so *theoretically* be able to go faster upwind than the speed of the wind, no? Ignoring energy losses
tedder
1 day ago
see also the Blackbird (wind-powered vehicle), kinda.
jlvanderzwan
8 hours ago
Exactly! And that was *downwind*, which was why it was so controversial. Upwind should actually be easier
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The Future of Orion

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Dinosaur Cosmics
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ttencate
4 days ago
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Netherlands
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JayM
5 days ago
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Hahaha.
Atlanta, GA
marcrichter
5 days ago
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tbd

Irregular Webcomic! #5309

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Comic #5309

The same thing happens to large panes of glass being carried by two workers, but at least they're still making those.

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jlvanderzwan
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In case you hadn't seen this yet, one of my favorite answers on /r/AskHistorians ever:

"How did the Ming Vase become the deFacto "priceless" object often broken in comedy? Why specifically Ming Dynasty crockery? How is it exceptional, yet common enough for a bunch of people to own?"

https://old.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/6ijmg2/how_did_the_ming_vase_become_the_defacto/
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