When you're folding laundry and the bottom 1/3 of the laundry basket is towels
I haven't had to thoroughly read a research paper in almost 20 years, but I still remember this feeling.
When you're 90% through a ASOIAF ebook and it finishes b/c the rest is a list of family names
When youre watching Game of Thrones and season 8 finishes and you finally can stop bleeding from the eyeballs.
But there’s only 6 seasons?
Obligatory /s
This is a fact. The story ends when Danaerys sails to Westeros.
I stopped watching when the kid-king was finally killed. Perfect ending.
I can't even watch season 6 anymore. It's not bad but the writing is definitely on the wall that the shows future is bleak and it makes me sad
One of the last things I remember is Oberyn getting his mind blown
Hell yeah dude, that was such an amazing moment and season in general. The show was so good back then and seemed like it would never decline
Bonus if they're great references, specific to your topic, and not tangential related ones
Happens with some nonfiction books too. But then you look at the references and they are suspiciously long. Then you realize it's just more book out of order like it's some Hopscotch kind of bullshit!
inb4 Gaussian 16 complete citation
Where is this format from? Would like to see the video.
The format is that of a skewed aspect ratio.
A place for majestic STEMLORD peacocking, as well as memes about the realities of working in a lab.
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This is a science community. We use the Dawkins definition of meme.
