The question is intended to create an existential crisis and gaslight the pupils. How can anyone truly know anything?

So we’re ignoring “I a’m”?

I’ve met enough ladies in my time to know some of them would be panicking given any insect larger than a fruit fly. And some men, too.

The thing about Arsenal is, they always try to walk it in!

I knew someone would have beaten me to it :D

I’m calling you an ambulance.

If I recall, that particular genie actually pretty much granted the wishes as they were intended, did he not?

In that case, tennis is football, volleyball is football, bowling is football, snooker is football (or perhaps footballs?)

You’ve open Pandora’s box of football!

Football or football?

Also it might all be bullshit and we’re speculating on it randomly.

Most of the comments here completely miss the fact that difference in the OP appears after charging, not after using. It doesn’t matter if one is primary or not, they both had the same amount of time to charge from 0%, so they should be the same.

Hmm I’m pretty sure it was there from the start and never edited. Guess you just missed it, no worries

As I said, OP linked to the commit but in the wrong repo, causing this message to appear:

This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository.

Is that the woman version of a young David Mitchell? I don’t know how I feel about that…

Context is from this repo: https://github.com/asimons04/Anewbis

(you linked to the right commit but not the fork it came from)

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Let’s have a vote. I’ll make two replies, please DOWNVOTE the one you agree with. The option with the most downvotes wins.

(I’m using downvotes instead of upvotes to make it obvious there’s no karma manipulation involved)

This was exactly what I was thinking of :D

Hebrew:

the: prefix “ha” ה-‏

in the: prefix “ba” ב-‏

to the: prefix “la” ל-‏

example:

book: ספר sefer

the book: הספר hasefer

in the book: בספר basefer

to the book: לספר lasefer