I said “jesus christ” to a teacher (3rd grade’ish), why I can’t remember but probably because I was asked to do something I felt was silly. Turned out the teacher was very religious and accused me of blasphemy, and was really up in arms about it. He invited my mom to a meeting to discuss the issue but, according to my mom, quickly dropped the whole thing when my mom had said “jesus christ” 5 times in the same amount of minutes.

I guess I know who taught me to use that phrase.

I dreamt I visited Jurassic Park with my class from elementary school. Everyone got eaten except me.

Except where trams are involved. Those have a license to kill.

Me neither. It was just ridiculous. When it got to the point where the floor board on the Eclipse mysteriously fell out it was just too all too much, for me. How people who know and love cars ever could think that movie was great is beyond me.

I saw one of the later movies in the cinema, since my date wanted to see it. I felt it was some of the worst goo I’d ever seen, while my date thought it was “fantastic”. I remember thinking “this isn’t going to work out…”, hehe.

He, that’s me at work. I’ve since toned down the running in circles bit, though. Got some reactions to that one.

Harald Fairhair would probably be amazed at the lack of bloodshed during political discussions.

A bit off topic; a friend of mine purchased a play mat for his kid, one of those you put on the floor with a birdseye view of roads, buildings etc., from wish (yeah, expectations weren’t high to begin with). When it arrived he realized it was roughly 30 by 30 centimeters.

We went back and looked at the listing on wish, and while no dimensions were listed, the one image it had was of a kid sitting on the mat playing. That kid must’ve been less than 5 centimeters tall.

Same in Norwegian.

Looks like this one is a popular candidate for the longest official word:

Minoritetsladningsbærerdiffusjonskoeffisientmålingsapparatur.

It’s an instrument for measuring the distance between particles in crystalline materials.

The future of society, perhaps?

Europe has better fuel, due to generally more stringent requirements with regards to emissions.

Source: My dad, who used to work with regulations around such things.

Mhm, even when prices are at outrage levels in the US it’s probably half the price of what it typically sells for in Europe.

The quality is a little better, though (e.g. less sulfur, typically of a higher octane rating).

Yeah, hardly a squeaky toy, is it. At least not of the traditional kind.

“Det finnes dusinvis av oss” would perhaps be a better translation, but it’s not really an expression commonly used in Norway, so it still feels a bit awkward to say.

I’ve never experienced H2 to be larger than H1 in such usage, but rather the same size. Are you sure there aren’t any CSS affecting your result?

From a stackoverflow reply:

Why h1 and h2 are same?

This is by design is because browser manufacturers think/agreed, that beneath web editors, producers and developers the <h2> is commonly treated as the visual more important heading and headings in the content documents should then ideally start with . That is why <h1> font-size is not default bigger inside <article>, <aside>, <nav>, <section> tags.

A Chihuahua alien would tremble, constantly, make quick jabs at its’ victims then momentarily retreat before going in for another jab. All while barking incessantly.

Now I’m hopeful AI can help provide us with a Chihuahua edition of all the movies.

What is your name, and have you ever travelled Internationally?

I recall reading that a train station in Germany was using a C64 to power its’ departure displays well into the 2000s.

This is just the screening room - behind the door is where Dorris makes the magic happen. See, it all makes sense!

Ads if you’re not paying, unless you’re blocking them, ofc.

Tusky, for Mastodon, and Sync for Lemmy. Last I checked the Sync developer appeared to be missing in action, so might need to switch to something else in the not too distant future.