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Refraction happens when light transitions between media it has different propagation speeds in. As a rule of thumb, denser material means slower propagation. Hot air is less dense than cold air, hence the refraction, with turbulence causing the flicker. But simple "less dense air" also works...

I see doubt. So here's the funniest joke I know to see for yourself: Why do cows wear bells? Because their horns don't work. Remembering words

reject stupid return to funny

Probably because whoever made this forum developed the blocking feature after the last post management and therefore opted not to dynamically retrieve the latest post, but overwrote some "latest thread/post" variable that's set per section each time someone uploads a message. Which means its a...

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Wondering when vtuber fans are gonna start whining. Or ranting, who knows

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Q 1: Homophobic metal Q 2: Disability access for maths Q 3: The apple would wonder whether the newton would keep missing the earth if the wind was strong enough Q 4: To give the sniper enough time to aim for Kennedy Q 5: Pretty deep

If they did they'd come to tell you that futuristic settings are not what makes scifi

>Simply not wanting it not being in this consideration :blob_cookie:

Get really fucking wasted (or drunk). Not sleeping for a few days might do the trick, too, if those two are not available to you.

I always thought this was exaggerated

Very accurate

Do an accelerated backstrave onto the sidewalk to launch yourself up to her window, roll, cancel the animation to clip through. Insult her until her affection underflows. Confess, quit to skip the cutscene and then propose.