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For those of us taking any AP tests in the next couple of weeks, good luck! I just finished the Physics 1 test, and will take the US History test Friday. AP (Advanced Placement) exams are exams given by the College Board primarily in the US and Canada to high school students. These tests are graded on a scale from 1 to 5, with 5 being the best. Students can take AP classes during the year if offered by their school. These are advanced, college-level classes that prepare them for the test in May. Many colleges will give college credit to students who do well on AP tests, meaning they don't have to take some classes in college that would be necessary without a good AP test score and thus save lots of time and money.

Not at the time of reading this, no. The user below me plays a wind instrument.

Burgers fall in the sandwich clade, yes. The user below me has seen the Magellanic Clouds.

2084 Martian Olympics is stuck in my head because I've been writing it off and on all day.

Granted, I put it through needsmorejpeg.com for you: I wish scuttlebugs could get through doors somehow.

I melt the hammer in a blast furnace.

That's not fair, it's raining in like half the US right now! It is raining here... The user below me doesn't know what a Scuttlebug Jamboree is.

You could maybe find some well-paying contracts in Mission Control. You'll have to do the contracts eventually, but it might yield enough to upgrade.

9/10 second best probe core!

6/10 Mostly ranting. Cave Johnson's Guide to Asbestos Aperture Science's founder explains the various household uses of asbestos. "It's really not that bad if you don't ingest more than a few kilograms..."

I have a pile of speedcubes on my desk...

So do we get photos of the ring particles during this phase?

That machine looks suspiciously like a repurposed rocket fuselage...

Is that a repurposed rocket fuselage? kidding

You probably need to change the height of the orbit so that it's not inside the moon. Navigate to the part of deathstar.cfg that says: Orbit { referenceBody = Jool color = 0.5,0.5,0.5,1 inclination = 0 eccentricity = 0 semiMajorAxis = 10000000 longitudeOfAscendingNode = 0 argumentOfPeriapsis = 0 meanAnomalyAtEpoch = 0 epoch = 0 } Set referenceBody to the body you want it to orbit, and then make sure the semiMajorAxis value is bigger than parent radius + atmosphere + 600, otherwise the Death Star will be either partially or completely inside the other planet. In this example (which has the default setting for Jool orbit) the Death Star's center will be 10000 km above Jool's center. If you were to switch it to orbit Jupiter with no other changes, it would end up over 50000 km below the surface, because Jupiter's radius is about 70000 km. With no other information to go off of, I think this may help.

I'm sorry, I didn't realize you'd said headcrab soup. Waiter, there's tungsten in my soup!

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This isn't just a regular spacetime rip...It must be a high quality rip!

Have fun! The world is a really weird place!

Not anymore, in this scenario...

But those only have wings for a short time, while adult bees always can fly. It's less work. (Also, maybe it's time to divert the conversation back to neural nets instead of bees.)

"Evolutionarily speaking, mushrooms are technically a type of ghost." -Randall Munroe

You forgot to add the final word at the end: "...doublethink."

Ionic, ironic! What does a cow say when she's sliding down a hill are at a constant velocity? Mu!

His coconut gun Can fire in spurts! If he shoots ya It's firin' in spurts! Huh!