Ah yes, Mexico at noon

Never before have I felt quite this seen by a meme

Bout tree fiddy

And some percentage of those 95% should consider trying a real prison, because the frequency of minors being sexualized - even in mainstream animes - is disgusting. Yet some people keep putting that shit in, and some people keep liking it.

Supercalifragilisticmegalopolis?

IIRC he was the son of Zeus, so a demigod, and became a full god.

It’s much easier to treat it as an art if you do it because you want to, not because you have to.

Like most things in life, really.

Alternatively, you can always imagine what it’s like not to have an AC

“Eh, good enough, ticket closed”

This is why math nerds prefer to talk in a dull tone. The least bit of excitement, and your equation is suddenly wrong.

Excellent approach, keeps the fur shiny & increases the amount

Changing the amount of an ingredient can have lots of effects, especially in baking. It might still come out good, but it’s also nice to be able to make the same stuff we used to make.

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Again, “happy as a clam” is very informal. “Free as a bird” is much less so, so it makes sense it pops up more often in literature.

Most phrases have very small percentages, as they are measured against all other combinations of words in literature.

Since it’s an informal idiom, it’s also much more common in spoken than in written language.

It literally is

https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=happy+as+a+clam&year_start=1800&year_end=2022&corpus=en&smoothing=3&case_insensitive=true

But Creed is an angel

My argument isn’t that Aang didn’t see the killing directly, it’s that he was possessed by a very powerful and angry spirit, so he didn’t have control over his actions.

Also, Aang managed to achieve the same effect - arguably an even more positive one - by not killing Ozai. Sure, killing him would have been simpler, but the show directly shows us that it would not have been better.

Sure, he was on the turtles back, but I think the show explicitly tells us the turtle only came because of his strong will to finish the fight without killing Ozai. Had he been convinced by his previous lives, his will wouldn’t have been strong enough to summon the turtle.

Also, even if the turtle had still come and taught him the technique, he’d have been overpowered by Ozais spirit during the final confrontation. Aang only defeated him during their battle of wills because of his unwavering spirit.

Though, to be fair, he only found that magical being because he kept searching for a different solution. Had he given up and listened to everyone, he wouldn’t have met the turtle.