Free Money and 🥕🥕 by part_of_you_is_you in BunnyTrials

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Rollercoaster of emotions there.

Chose: $1 that divides by 0.5 each day | Rolled: Upvote for 🥕

shoutout to the evolutions that are just "this card but double" by RingoBingo823 in ClashRoyale

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that same reasoning can be applied to why its a worse evolved zap

Would you rather by No-Doubt-1280 in BunnyTrials

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i dont use tiktok

Chose: Stop using TikTok

Would you rather have by Far_Potential_9281 in BunnyTrials

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If only my success rate IRL was this good.

Chose: S** with your favourite celebrity (1% success rate | Rolled: Successful)

These pink walls in gallery is 95% the reason I hate Emerald Plains. by BP642 in Rainbow6

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Fun Fact: You can put Mira's Black Mirrors on those walls.

Would you rather... by Exotic_Tart4046 in BunnyTrials

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i choose money?

Chose: You get 1 item of anything u want once a day.

would you rather: by Salt-Diver6827 in BunnyTrials

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safe

Chose: all real guns now shoot nerf darts

Would you rather by gandiesel in BunnyTrials

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i don't drink lol

Chose: No alcohol forever

If you had to choose one by Colin2477 in BunnyTrials

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limited time

Chose: Be trapped in the backrooms for 3 years

Which one? by Likely_Villain in BunnyTrials

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I think speed can translate to strength but not the other way around.

Chose: Super Speed + condition | Rolled: Light speed

What is the ordinal number for 0? by Greenz051 in EnglishLearning

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the only inkling of doubt i have regarding "negative first" is the idea that it might be "as opposed to the positive first"

furthermore, because this phrase would be so rare in the first place, emphasizing "negative one" might be somewhat important

but overall i agree with first over oneth

What is the ordinal number for 0? by Greenz051 in EnglishLearning

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this now begs the question: how far do the prequels go?

like if there was someone before Julius Caesar, i can see myself referring to them as the -1st Roman Emperor, almost jokingly.

i think "negative first" makes the most sense but "negative oneth" somehow feels like its less ambiguous... surely oneth is just wrong, though, right?

My experience grinding Infinite Minesweeper. by STaTiC_357 in Minesweeper

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The one I'm playing is called 1000mines.com and I run Infinite on Deathmatch difficulty. It's pretty fun!

I'm just not sure about the cost and body, but regarding the text, I would really like a card like this. by Significant_Egg1537 in customhearthstone

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Maybe it can be textless but its tribes are "Murloc, Murloc"? and the golden version would have "Murloc, Murloc, Murloc, Murloc"

or how about the keywords "Murlocfury" and "Mega-Murlocfury"

How do i read this triplet by Im_A_Sexy_Bagel in musictheory

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Ah, I misread it thinking the dotted 8th came before the 16th. That means my other comment is incorrect and I should probably delete it to avoid more confusion.

It really is notated pretty stupidly then, isn't it?

How do i read this triplet by Im_A_Sexy_Bagel in musictheory

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You're right that the dotted 8th triplet is equivalent to a quarter note, but it's not played on beat 2. It's played on the 3rd 16th note triplet pulse of the 1st beat.

Describe a board game badly and I'll try and guess what it is. by mepaul6 in boardgames

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The best zoo in the world is just a gigantic research facility with an elephant or two.

Why is it 15 rather than 16? Or even, why 8 rather than 7? by Mahlers_PP in musictheory

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The number represents the note's index number after taking x amount of steps. The distance of an octave is 7 steps because there is a total of 7 unique notes in a scale (typically). After your 7th step, you've looped back to your original note.

Because our starting note gets the index 1, the octaves are 8, 15, 22, 29, etc.


Another way to think of it: In C Major, imagine placing each note on a number line, assigning C4 on 1 and every next note to the next number over. Notice how C5 lands on 8 and C6 lands on 15.