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Some form of torture. The thing about torture is you can always add "and then..."

Psychological and physical

Imagine being forced to rip off your significant other's fingernail.

And you might say "There's no way I'd do that"

Sadly you will. Either to save yourself or them from more torture.

You will do it, we all would. That's scary.

Sweet Gherkins

Highly recommend going to see it in person. Pictures can't do it justice.

It's like the grand canyon. You can look at pictures but being there to actually see the scale is a different experience.

It's honestly mind blowing

I have been on this planet for a while and I have only seen the night sky like the last picture driving through Texas in the middle of nowhere.

Power going out in a city isn't enough to stop the light population from surrounding areas. It would have to be the only city around for miles and it would have to be a full power loss.

I would say most people have never came close to seeing an uncountable amount of stars in the sky.

I live in a medium sized city that is 30 minutes from a large city. I can count like a dozen stars in the sky. If we lose power the sky doesn't magically change to look like it was in Texas. Honestly, I don't remember it changing at all.

Ignorance is the lack of knowledge or information.

What OP was referring to would be delusion.

They have knowledge and information but choose to believe something else.

Craps is almost a team game.

If everyone plays the Pass Line (Shooter, the person throwing the dice has to play it) then everyone wins/loses together.

Everyone at the table playing the Pass Line is pulling for the shooter to make his point.

Now imagine if you have one person out of 8 playing the Don't Pass. The person playing Don't Pass line is hoping the other 7 players lose so that they can win.

It's almost equivalent to everyone at the roulette table playing black. And you walk up and say "I hope it comes red". Like why don't you just hope it comes black so you can win when everyone wins?

My brother takes the dice and rolls the point. Everyone places their chips. I place my chips. The dealer asks me, "Did you mean to put your chips on the Don't Pass Line?" "Yes, that's exactly what I meant to do." Silence. Then my sister: "You're an asshole." My brother rolls again: seven. The Don't Pass Line wins me a couple bucks.

This doesn't make any sense

1. Once the point is established by the shooter on the come out roll, you cannot play Pass or Don't Pass lines.

So after your brother takes the dice and rolls the point. You cannot place your chips on Pass/Don't Pass. Maybe why dealer was confused?

2. Don't Pass Line pays on shooter rolling 2 or 3 on come out roll. You'd lose if he rolled a 7. Pass Line wins if shooter rolls a 7 on come out roll.

Second roll was a 7?

You'd have bet Don't Pass before your brother ever rolled the dice for a second roll 7 to win the Don't Pass

Bets after the shooter's first come out roll are usually Come/Don't Come bets.

If you made a Don't Come bet instead of a Don't Pass (Dealer was confused from your illegal play and considered it a Don't Come bet.) You'd still lose if a 7 were rolled second. So that doesn't make sense.

If your first bet was after your brother rolled once. The only way you'd win with him rolling a 7 on his second roll would be to play a SEVEN bet. Which would be an even bigger dick move than Don't Pass because it's a one turn bet that your brother was going to roll a 7.

I guess most likely you played the don't pass before your brother ever rolled

In a mmmbop it really is gone

Hello, I'm 'Moocher' and I have an idea too

Why don't you give me all the stuff everyone gives you and I'll use the stuff for you

Time is mostly base 60. It goes against the metric system based 10.

It's like saying milifoot. For 1/1000th of a foot. Doesn't make it a metric unit.

Armpit is where your arm attaches to your torso.

Behind your elbow is a different pit