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"And yes, I know how to apply tentacles to schoolgirls, to preempt your next question." Isekai'd Shoggoth ch95

"Almost instantly she had plans in her mind for a massive machine that would erase everyone on Earth’s knowledge of the word ‘daddy.’" Fluff, ch 57

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Most sunglasses only filter out visible light (cheaper to manufacture that way), and are almost perfectly clear to both UV and infrared frequencies. Because your pupils expand and contract based on the visible light reaching them, wearing sunglasses actually makes your eyes more vulnerable to...

It was a partial eclipse near me, with 40% blockage. Although today is gloomy day for constant steady rain, for an hour or so it looked like a rainy 5pm instead of a rainy 1pm. You could sorta tell it was vaguely darker than usual.

Rights are people too.

Most fire departments are also the first responders for chemical spills (turns out similar equipment works well for dealing with fires and unknown substances). Because they already deal with such things, many will often have scheduled drop-off hours listed on their websites for chemical disposal...

I got lawful good, at the top of good but only two bars into law. I think this survey is flawed; most of the 'evil' options were merely selfish, and thus do not recognize the evil of my dark impulses for mutual destruction and shared suffering.

Do people really remember movies better than books? Personally I find movies extremely difficult to remember; they're too chaotic and the important parts are over too quickly to understand much at all. I often fail to remember even the movie MC's name if its not in the title.

I often have a dream where I'm flying, but I'm tired and there's nowhere safe to land. Other than that, I once dreamt my Grandma was granted the Bromancer class. She was able to cast powerful buffs on men who saw her as their little sister, and gathered a harem of rich, powerful old farts...

I don't think I even know the names of any b-list actors.

Whoever this fellow human decides to torture or not to torture is their own decision. I have no responsibility to help them make such a choice, and neither any liability for any of their actions.

This is the wrong forum for that.

They are headmates.

I feel like there's an implied context that everyone who is not me already knows, understands, and assumes.

When you talk to inanimate objects, they talk back to you! But since they don't have brains they aren't very smart so they just insult you. You can find anything you look for in the second last place you looked for it! Once you start looking for something else, you know where the first thing was.

The user conjures an slightly glowing image of themself chanting the technique name along with a little bit of wind to swirl around it, then sneaks behind the opponent and drops an icecube into their armor.

I have to point out that cobalt is not a "rare earth" element, but a "transition metal" element, like iron or nickel. Cobalt is also not particulary rare; substantial untapped orebodies exist within North America, central Europe, and Australlia. Cobalt is roughly as abundant as lead in the...

You still need "conflict" that can challenge your protagonist even if they are nearly invincible. Being overpowered doesn't make this especially hard, but it does prevent obvious, direct, external dangers from filling this role. There are a couple ways to do this, for example your protagonist's...

I learned how to spell aurihydrargyrumite. This obscure mineral forms as submicron thick crusts on metallic gold grains in river sediment, in river systems where there is enough dissolved mercury (either from pollution or natural cinnabar) in the water to actually weather away gold.