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[Rolan7]

I just reached behind me with my right arm to grab something and felt a weird dull "shock" run down my forearm.  It happens every time I fully extend that arm and move it behind me, running from my inner elbow towards my thumb.  I guess it technically hurts but it's mostly just weird.

It's reminiscent of the painful jolt I received while having my blood drawn from that arm two days ago.  I wondered if they struck a nerve but toughed it out.  I didn't expect lasting damage.  I'm sure it'll heal up though... like the time I rode my bicycle in the snow and lost sensation in a ring finger for like a week, heh.  Still, weird.

[hector13]

It’s probably still healing brah.

Alternatively, don’t make that movement :p

[EuchreJack]

I just realized that Originalism and Textualism are mutually exclusive in Constitutional Analysis.
Originalism harkens back to the Federalist Papers and Textualism opposed Legislative History.

Yet, the Federalist Papers ARE the Legislative History for the US Constitution!
Ergo, Antonin Scalia combining these contradictory terms allows him to do whatever he wants! Genius!

[bloop_bleep]

You can definitely make the connection between the Constitution and the Federalist Papers, but it's worth noting that the Federalist Papers were more opinion pieces published by Hamilton and Madison to convince states to ratify the Constitution than law. In fact I believe they were published after the Constitutional Convention had met and written the Constitution.

[MCreeper]

Googling if Mazzik is named diffirently in russian. Google gives me russian wikipedia page for Dybbuk, where Mazzik isn't mentioned at all, and links to review of a horror movie that features a dybbuk named Mazzik (i couldn't come up with a mythological version of "May Lucifer brand your foreheads with an apostrophe in Hades!" but it would fit there). Dafuq, did google decide that they are the same thing just because they are mentioned in a single article?

[King Zultan]

Because that movie payed google a lot of money to make them seem more important than they are.

[Imic]

I AM NOW EXPERIENCING THE JOYS OF RECOVERING MY PHOTOS ON MY PHONE WITH NO BACKUP AFTER A FACTORY RESET

[Kagus]

Googling if Mazzik is named diffirently in russian. Google gives me russian wikipedia page for Dybbuk, where Mazzik isn't mentioned at all, and links to review of a horror movie that features a dybbuk named Mazzik (i couldn't come up with a mythological version of "May Lucifer brand your foreheads with an apostrophe in Hades!" but it would fit there). Dafuq, did google decide that they are the same thing just because they are mentioned in a single article?

Google is... Odd. I recently did a quick search to see if there were some stats for how many people were currently paying subscribers to WoW, and the first result, the automatically-provided  featured answer, is 124 million.

...it is not 124 million. The actual number (as far as I can tell) is about 4.8 million. The page that says 124m also doesn't really give a breakdown of how they arrived at a number so vastly different from anyone else.

[pisskop]

Googling if Mazzik is named diffirently in russian. Google gives me russian wikipedia page for Dybbuk, where Mazzik isn't mentioned at all, and links to review of a horror movie that features a dybbuk named Mazzik (i couldn't come up with a mythological version of "May Lucifer brand your foreheads with an apostrophe in Hades!" but it would fit there). Dafuq, did google decide that they are the same thing just because they are mentioned in a single article?

Google is... Odd. I recently did a quick search to see if there were some stats for how many people were currently paying subscribers to WoW, and the first result, the automatically-provided  featured answer, is 124 million.

...it is not 124 million. The actual number (as far as I can tell) is about 4.8 million. The page that says 124m also doesn't really give a breakdown of how they arrived at a number so vastly different from anyone else.

Almost certainly an outdated result.  So probably by sampling an average?

World of Warcraft is estimated to have 1,164,172 players per day this month.

Characteristic   Subscribers in millions
2019*   5.03
2018*   5.19
2017*   5.42
2016*   5.67

[Magmacube_tr]

I AM NOW EXPERIENCING THE JOYS OF RECOVERING MY PHOTOS ON MY PHONE WITH NO BACKUP AFTER A FACTORY RESET

yay

[Criptfeind]

Googling if Mazzik is named diffirently in russian. Google gives me russian wikipedia page for Dybbuk, where Mazzik isn't mentioned at all, and links to review of a horror movie that features a dybbuk named Mazzik (i couldn't come up with a mythological version of "May Lucifer brand your foreheads with an apostrophe in Hades!" but it would fit there). Dafuq, did google decide that they are the same thing just because they are mentioned in a single article?

Google is... Odd. I recently did a quick search to see if there were some stats for how many people were currently paying subscribers to WoW, and the first result, the automatically-provided  featured answer, is 124 million.

...it is not 124 million. The actual number (as far as I can tell) is about 4.8 million. The page that says 124m also doesn't really give a breakdown of how they arrived at a number so vastly different from anyone else.

These shitty autogenerated AI sites that exist to trick google have basically ruined searching for anything on the internet. We're in a new dark age of searching for shit imo, and google is too large to care that it's gone to shit and too large to be replaced (mostly, sorta) so we're stuck in the shit. A real shame.

[King Zultan]

Damn it google you had one job!

[Loud Whispers]

Damn it google you had one job!

Don't be evil

[EuchreJack]

Damn it google you had one job!

Don't be evil

That was never Google's job...

[Frumple]

That feeling when you try to turn off the water after a shower and the knobs attempt to electrocute you. This is what happens when no one tries to maintain the wiring in a house for decades