is this our timeline’s version of “there are no atheists in foxholes”?

what? and ban all flights to australia?

so, the czech’s in the mail?

the usa and sentences with “monarch” and “threatening”; name a more iconic duo.

if you don’t like the reflection, don’t blame the mirror.

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well, one thing i’ll say in his favour: he did kill hitler.

(credit: jimmy carr)

isn’t that headline tautological?

obligatory mitchell and webb.

if legislation was to be passed against this book, would it be called the “bye bible bill”?

i mean, isn’t it a submarine, after all?

wait, in the article, why is his left eye removed in the first photo and his right eye in the next?

since when are nazis so against electricity? or is it that she personally prefers gas?

all of this could have been avoided if only that one pesky 2000 year-old book was banned to begin with.

the KGB is the same juice as the CIA in a different jug. one may be marginally better than the other, but that’s like saying Mussolini was better than…

goddammit, i didn’t mean to invoke Godwin’s Law this early in the thread.

what is the purpose of that view, though? why does driving need a bird’s eye?

she thought she was Hermione. turns out she was just Malfoy.

as per wikipedia:

The virus enters the body through broken skin, or mucosal surfaces such as the mouth, respiratory tract, or genitals.

it would be very difficult to ensure every cut and scrape is covered up. there’s also the fact that animal bites can transmit the virus.

the best we can do, maybe, is try and limit human-to-human transmissions. diluted social distancing practices can help, perhaps?

i may be OOTL on this, but hasn’t ECT always had a reputation of not achieving what it set out to do with the added bonus of irreversible damage to the patient?

i guess that position makes all amendments null and void then? including the 2nd to the US constitution?