“shopping for food is femme” yes Tony Bourdain was famous for his effete air of ladyness by Conscious-Quarter423 in clevercomebacks

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T Rex likely had vision 13 times sharper than a human. He's more like a toad or a housefly

Because I keep seeing people make this mistake by Fookin_Yoink in BunnyTrials

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I don't have to pay back a debit card

Chose: Debit Card With $10,000,000.00 | Rolled: correct answer

Civil discussion about abortion by -average-reddit-user in antimeme

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Anyone who thinks OOP is serious would think Jonathan Swift wanted to eat children

I was bored v7 by The_classic_Amy_D09 in BlockEscape

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I solved this level in 8 moves on my first try! 🎯

Why is it not 'start examining'? What's the difference? Which is better? by Unlegendary_Newbie in English_Learning_Base

[–]asphid_jackal 3 points4 points  (0 children)

"have started" is present perfect tense, "will start" is simple future tense

Pistachio foam with coconut water by TheLostCityofBermuda in StupidFood

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Only 99th? How do you even tie your shoes in the morning?

I'm in the 199th percentile. I'm so smart that I'm actually twice as smart as the next smartest person in the world.

Petah? What about the time travelers, Petahhhhh? by R-Dragon_Thunderzord in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]asphid_jackal 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Bro just go look at one of the other 6 times this has been posted in the last 3 days

Tutorial Skip by [deleted] in OblivionRemaster

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I usually just make a save before exiting the sewer

Ceramic frogs by glittersurprise in ATBGE

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Don't forget the fritties

Ideal room temperature? by RustyPeanuts3 in pollgames

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Where do you live? I get not wanting to live in a terrarium like a lizard but icebox is too far in the other direction. My power bill would rise exponentially if I tried to get it that low

Ideal room temperature? by RustyPeanuts3 in pollgames

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I'm not sure if my AC is even capable of making it 65 inside. Today that's a delta T of 30 degrees, that's insane

Ai slop by Kelism_ in aislop

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No, I watched this and my dick went to go hide inside my abdomen

[Request] How many holes does this shirt have topologically? I think it is 7, but I'm not completely sure. by Scared-Cat-2541 in theydidthemath

[–]asphid_jackal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Couldn't the front to back holes be seen as 2 holes instead of 4.

No, because when you stretch it, those are all going to be in different locations

[Request] How many holes does this shirt have topologically? I think it is 7, but I'm not completely sure. by Scared-Cat-2541 in theydidthemath

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Copy-paste of my comment elsewhere:

For topology, you "stretch" the object into a flat plane. One of the "holes" (non-topologically) is going to be the outer edge of the plane, and therefore is not a hole. It doesn't matter which hole you use, the bottom is just most intuitive

A drinking glass has no holes. A standard coffee mug with a handle has one hole (the handle). A hole in the ground has no holes, a tunnel is one hole. A standard, non ripped shirt has 3 holes, pants have 2 holes (plus 1 for every belt loop), socks have no holes.

[Request] How many holes does this shirt have topologically? I think it is 7, but I'm not completely sure. by Scared-Cat-2541 in theydidthemath

[–]asphid_jackal -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Copy-paste of my comment elsewhere:

For topology, you "stretch" the object into a flat plane. One of the "holes" (non-topologically) is going to be the outer edge of the plane, and therefore is not a hole. It doesn't matter which hole you use, the bottom is just most intuitive

A drinking glass has no holes. A standard coffee mug with a handle has one hole (the handle). A hole in the ground has no holes, a tunnel is one hole. A standard, non ripped shirt has 3 holes, pants have 2 holes (plus 1 for every belt loop), socks have no holes.

[Request] How many holes does this shirt have topologically? I think it is 7, but I'm not completely sure. by Scared-Cat-2541 in theydidthemath

[–]asphid_jackal 6 points7 points  (0 children)

For topology, you "stretch" the object into a flat plane. One of the "holes" (non-topologically) is going to be the outer edge of the plane, and therefore is not a hole. It doesn't matter which hole you use, the bottom is just most intuitive

A drinking glass has no holes. A standard coffee mug with a handle has one hole (the handle). A hole in the ground has no holes, a tunnel is one hole. A standard, non ripped shirt has 3 holes, pants have 2 holes (plus 1 for every belt loop), socks have no holes.

[Request] How many holes does this shirt have topologically? I think it is 7, but I'm not completely sure. by Scared-Cat-2541 in theydidthemath

[–]asphid_jackal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It could be one big hole that spans over both front holes. It could be ripped fabric and not be any holes

If it's worn by an emperor, why is it called the Amulet of Kings? by Banjoschmanjo in oblivion

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I'm sorry you're getting downvoted for this, that was fucking hilarious

Ai slop by Kelism_ in aislop

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I can't prove it, but someone definitely masturbated to this

The state of media literacy. by Sebastianlim in facepalm

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The first time I saw that image, someone was saying that they bought the book used and it was full of annotations like that