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tempnoble

how are you spaceman

#OOOOOOOH YES #MY BEAUTIFUL TENDONNA #tendonna

cheese24k

For some reason a bird speaking Japanese is mildly off putting.

> Literal translation

Bird:“ ‘Uhm Hello, this is the Ono family.”

Bird: “What’s wrong?”

Owner: “Abe-chan, you’re a little too early. Once the phone’s picked up, then properly say hello.”

Bird: “Okay, understood.”

Owner: “Do you really understand? I’m counting on you. Hello, this is the Ono family residence in Gifu.”]

Bird: “Okay, I understand!”

Owner: “Got it.”

> That’s clearly some sort of Pokemon.

> Off-putting? It’s like birds were meant to speak Japanese!

> For some reason it’s never occurred to me that birds can mimic languages other than English. It’s so cool, though!

foxymaples

quoth the raven; “moshi moshi”

le-sad-demiurge

Mildly annoyed voice: Hai, WAKARIMASHITAAAAAA!

jellyfish-everywhere

EVERY BODY KNOWS SHITS FUCKED

charlesoberonn

lui-rata

Don't get mad hun, not all the guests are dead

notyoujamie

It’s a noble, honourable tradition to come back to Doctor Who.

lightningzombie

jane the type of guy to buy matching keyrings for him and cho. cho the type of guy to still have it on his keys in twenty years time despite never even mentioning that he kept it

psychicpinenut

Hey Google, search for "the CBI team"

THE MENTALIST

to @theonecalledrue from your secret santa!

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gaybirdnerd

You know, I'm absolutely in love with the fact that Cho is soft for Jane? Like this man will say no 100 times and then Jane walks up and Cho changes his mind after a single back and forth.

Then when Cho says Jane isn't going with him? The next scene we get is Jane in the car as they approach the place they're going.

When Jane gets in hot water with Lisbon and the others? Cho backs up his car and picks him up.

Besties, your honor

emrysteine

⏳ donna !!

one of my favourite nostalgic companions ❤️‍🩹

abalidoth

Fun little math trick I find really helpful: the ratio of a mile to a kilometer is within 1% of the Golden Ratio. That means that if you have a good memory for Fibonacci numbers (1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89) you can convert pretty accurately by taking consecutive Fibonacci numbers.

For example, 89 kilometers is really close to 55 miles (55.3). Or, say you need to convert 26 miles to kilometers: 26 can be written as 21 plus 5, so taking the next Fibonacci number up gives 34 and 8, meaning it should be around 42 kilometers. Sure enough, it's 41.8 km!