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Yes, I know the difference between thunder and lightning, but that mixup made the question difficult to google.

Thunder is a soundwave so I assume a strong enough one could deafen a person or mess up their insides.

It comes off the back of talking about how Michael Jackson bought the rights to The Beatles discography after talking to Paul McCartney, then Gavin says "we should buy F**ckface, how much is it worth?"

Eric says $60,000. Eric, were you close?

Do I just keep launching rockets and beating contracts, waiting for a new mechanic to come out?

There's one of the full gig vids, think it might be Brazil?, on YouTube where Radiohead play No Surprises and when Thom sings "Break down, the government" the crowd goes absolutely fucking ham

thanks in advance

I did a quick google but didn't find an answer, just curious if we know why the word "impulse" was used.

Piano solo in Paul's Theme is outstanding though!

All my comments have been deleted from the comments page but they're all still visible on reddit and on the user overview page.

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My user/comments is empty but all of the edited comments are still visible under user/overview. Clearing cookies, different browsers etc. shows the same result.

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Description: r/random is banned for being unmoderated. Device model: Firefox, old reddit OS version: Win 11 Steps to reproduce: click RANDOM on the topbar or navigate to reddit.com/r/random Expected and actual result: expected, get a random subreddit. Actual, "subreddit" is banned. Screenshot(s) or a screen recording: n/a

I have a 100% indoor cat (Cat1) and a cat that goes out when they want (Cat2)

Cat1 has been coughing and sneezing a lot lately but Cat2 is fine. Could Cat2 have brought home a kitty cold and not reacted, but transmitted it to Cat1?