You can also easily get electrocuted.

Also flood waters can suddenly rise or lower drastically due to a change in flow upstream, so even once the rain has stopped you can find yourself trapped or drowned unexpectedly

Also /r/trees and /r/marijuanaenthusiasts

That’s what I tell myself, anyway.

This is dope.

And Reddit is happy to have positive people like you balancing out the negatives :)

Here we see the two basic species of Redditor in their natural environment.

I just saw a video of an octopus riding on an eel’s head to avoid its teeth, so yes!

I think this was Gennaro.

Just the one premise?

PLAP

their heart may be too

s m o l

Boilem, Mashum, and Stickuminastew.

Even funnier, they show up to their first day of work, then fake workplace injuries, sue for millions, drive the business into bankruptcy, then woo the owner’s most eligible adult child and convince them to cut them out of their lives forever

Not Daniel Stern?

Oh, it’s you again.

Sigh.

Crazy to see today’s everyday kittens shrimping at what was just a few years ago a professional level

Just new season goofin’.

Thanks for saying this so I didn’t have to! Weirdly, $300 seems to be the amount everyone instinctively says when they are trying to make a Jeopardy joke for some reason.

For the lazy: the dollar amounts per category used to be $100-$500 and then about 20 years ago they doubled it. Tbh they should double it again, in my opinion

Why do they whiz ‘round?

He sure oldid

What is a “transmits on every channel” language?

They’ll soon have multiple batteries and will be able to swap them out on their own without even powering down.

You wouldn’t start a 90 year old out with the exoskeleton going full throttle. You would configure the range of movement and slowly increase it over time.

Also as the exos become popular, people will start using them younger and younger.

They also had to be tethered for power. Now their batteries are internal.

that certainly can’t be the only reason, there’s other reasons as well like the atmosphere cooling down after the planet was formed which caused tons of rain

Rain doesn’t add any water to a planet, it forms from water that’s already there.

All of our water came from space.

Edit: Upon further reading, Earth may have already had water on it when it first cooled. The rain would still form from whatever already existed on and in the planet, though.