I think it was Diddy.They finally arrested Monk?
My friend, that was a joke.
We do have one? It's right here.
Oh. I looked for 40k and came up short.
It's a running point in the company that we basically never get straight answers during all-hands Q&A - though the people doing them are slightly more straightforward than British PMs
That's like saying the answer-givers are more straight-talking than a sphere. It can be true, but really isn't a good point of comparison.
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What thing is perfect in this world?If you can't like something that's flawed, you can't like anything.
Nothing is perfect (except Mr. Perfect Cell
The notion of perfection is perfect. For that very reason, none of us finite beings will ever experience it.
Also, I like your question, even if it is flawed because you probably meant for the third word to be "wrong" instead of "one". Unless I am wrong, then please correct my misunderstanding.
Yes, but that's never stopped anyone before.
Well, no. But also yes.
Yes, but the car would need to be an Autobot.
If you added in things like anti-vehicle military-grade weaponry, they could probably take down one or two Decepticons. I mean, the US Military occasionally managed that.
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This might be bullshit, but someone once told me that's from the bacteria in your gut that need whatever you're no longer eating to live.
I mean, you don't normally see puzzles and riddles in a straightforward 'slay the dragon' type of quest. Those are more commonly found when the quest is to prove you're worthy of something, like a magic item or sigil of authority. Proving you're clever helps prove you'll use the reward wisely.
On the other hand, given how ubiquitous the two guards puzzle is, that's still valid. The person who uses the tried-and-true solution isn't demonstrating actual cleverness, they're just relying on other peoples' wisdom. So they get found unworthy and are punished.
stroganoff maybe?
