I wonder how many times this thread will get derailed.

Alright, I'll bite.

It's a stereotype for a reason. I have literally no ability to distinguish between people of any Asian heritages. I can't pick any one out from any other. That's clearly cultural, because as an English-speaking Caucasian, I have absolutely no problem distinguishing between heritages of other English-speaking Caucasians. Jon Stewart and John Oliver could both be American or British in a picture, but once they open their mouths, yep, one's an American and one's a Brit.

I'm also going to say, for that reason, there's no shame whatsoever in that inability to distinguish. There's also only barely measurable condescension power in being able to. It's not much knowledge to have, I just don't have it, because I haven't ever had a reason to.

Huh. I've always noticed the skull, but the bodies? I looked into it. First that's a real kind of moth, and they really have skull-looking markings on them.

But even at the highest rez poster I could find, I didn't see bodies.

Then I found this. The image is a portrait by a guy called Philippe Halsman, of Salvador Dali. It's called In Voluptas Mors.

Well played, Doc. Well played indeed.

It is being taxed into oblivion.

Do you really want to try to fight a bunch of people in nicotine withdrawal? You'll be the redcoats in that one, trust me.

YES IT IS

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahaha!

And now back to normal. I am a good person.

I'm aware that we're making a Monty Python reference.

But I've added him to the user group "Peons Under Teague's Control."

Thanks, man, that's awesome.

If people keep having problems, I'll disable it. Lemme know.

Seems like an opportunity for drug-user insurance.

Ka-ching.

Actual humans use Linux?

My god!