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Nuclear holocaust.

It varies. Certain corners have a dull crackling with intermittent breaking of glass. Others emit a nasally, high-pitched whine accompanied by rusty nails across a rusty chalkboard. But most often, its echoes that permeate from the siren bugling of a walrus in heat.

A Masamune, apparently.

We don't believe you. On either count. As far as stopping you goes... We can. There are ways. Granted, We're highly unlikely to try, and have really no reason to, other than spite. But it's totally doable. But really, We very much doubt that you'll vote at all.

An unkindness of ravens. Or a congress, if you want to be lame.

RR

We're not looking for a project here. Our dream partner is someone We'll love just the way they are.

We'll usually do A Christmas Story at least once, typically starting in the middle then watch from the beginning to where We came in. Nightmare Before Christmas and Die Hard We also make an effort for. And if We catch either of the first two Home Alone's, We'll stop and watch them.

"Za Bi Dee Bap Bap Wah Doo Waahh" 'Cause, you know... Scat.

Amazing. Wonderful. Stupendous. 5/7 Starwars.

Ninja robot dueling a pirate zombie atop the Notre Dame Cathedral while dragons circle overhead. Pleeeease.

False.

Plutonium.

Life is a constant struggle. A series of complications and surprises that require being dealt with. This fact is universal. How one reacts to it is not. For some, the pressure will incite stress and anxiety, for others it will cause excitement and wonder. Others yet will find it mundane. One can grow frustrated by objects not working as intended, or results not occurring as expected; or one can be confident in their ability to respond accordingly to such difficulties. One can grow bitter from the realization that process do not work efficiently, or fairly, or in any manner different than how one perceives they should; or one can steel their resolve, and have faith in themselves to overcome such obstacles. These options are not mutually exclusive. All of our lives are filled, beginning to end, with strife. The difference is how we respond to it, and that is largely determined by the outlook on it we choose to hold.

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Sure. Maybe. In the sense that maybe tomorrow the sun will spontaneously collapse, and all life as we know it in this system will end. It's technically possible. But the likelihood of it happening is not significantly different than zero. Also, ew. You're not getting anywhere with Us, so step back. We're well over twenty anyways.

Don't worry about it. You'll never be in that situation, so it's entirely irrelevant. Unless you're asking for a friend? As if you had any.

As you wish. We'll use a fork.

We don't know the contents of your mind. If you make an assertion about holding belief, We will trust that you do indeed hold it.

We've never been in that situation. Or at the very least, We've never noticed it. But if hypothetically We were, it would mean that We're a failure at life because We cannot validate Our own existence and constantly seek attention from others as a surrogate.

Sometimes, We wish We were on Facebook more. Never when We actually are on it though. So really, We just appreciate that it's there and occasionally worthwhile snippets surface and migrate to other places. In any case, an argument can be made for dude's case. We generally wouldn't be inclined to make that argument, but it's there.

Induction is weaksauce. That's why confirmation derived from it can seem so counter-intuitive. Deductive reasoning that starts with a shaky premise can at best result in a shaky conclusion. It's not an issue with the tools themselves. The store is going to be crowded tomorrow, and it would have been advisable to have gone earlier. Maybe We'll just have left-overs for breakfast on Friday. Do millipedes start out short, and get progressively longer as they age, or are they born with all the legs they'll ever have? Golden Earring has two songs that are well known. Twilight Zone might be the second. We cannot at all remember the first. Oh... Did you mean in regards to your rock? It's probably metamorphic. Most of the cool-looking ones are.

Dunno. We've never actually seen it.

On track just means status quo, which in turn just means lame.

What about "Breakfast at Tiffany's"?