cowboydiplomat

Okay those are pretty dope though, come on.

I’m 35 and I learned two spaces in school growing up :shrug:

Then later I learned it had changed so I stopped doing it. :double shrug:

Since I feel safe assuming you’re in the Midwest lol…looks like you’ve got yourself a Cooper’s Hawk, likely. They look like red tailed hawks from the front but a little bit smaller, but the big clue that says Cooper’s is the stripey tail feathers. Three well-defined stripes, to be exact, with a white edge at the very tip of the tail.

It’s not just waking any random people up either, but the crowd of ‘fuck you I got mine’.

I didn’t realize I was so spoiled. On mine, the 1, 2, and 3 buttons add 1-3 minutes, respectively. And I don’t have to hit start either. I want a minute I press 1, done. 90 seconds would be 1 and +30, two button presses.

Thank you for quoting the correct version of the song.

Now get off my lawn.

I don’t want to brag, but at 8 years old I could read.

you are now manually breathing

I’m saying your initial question is problematic and a bit silly if we’re having such a hard time categorizing things between natural and supernatural. It isn’t that weird a place to start a discussion. I’m in the camp of people who thinks 1) the burden of proof is on the person making the claim, I.e. you, and 2) it’s difficult to discuss whether a thing exists if you cannot first define the thing.

No I just come from a STEM background where we have a bit of a rigorous process for concluding that something is true. You’re starting with the conclusion and saying everybody else is stupid and difficult who points out the flaws in your logic.

Proofs start from axioms, which the ‘laws of nature’ as defined by you, are not. I don’t know what you mean, which is why I asked. You’re only revealing your own lack of critical thought here, this isn’t a gotcha like you think it is.

What are the laws of nature? You keep saying that as if it proves something but haven’t defined it. Where do the laws come from?