Quartz var. Amethyst (Cactus Quartz) from Boekenhouthoek area, Mpumalanga Province, South Africa
*looks at it*
*looks at it some more*
*looks around the room*
Is it… It’s it just me then?
not even a little bit.
Quartz var. Amethyst (Cactus Quartz) from Boekenhouthoek area, Mpumalanga Province, South Africa
*looks at it*
*looks at it some more*
*looks around the room*
Is it… It’s it just me then?
not even a little bit.
I have no idea who Scalia was. Isn’t that the thing that people call themselves when they are furries but with reptiles?
You’re thinking of scalies. Scalia is a quantity that has magnitude but not direction.
You’re thinking of scalars. Scalia is an opera house in Milan.
You’re thinking of La Scala. Scalia is is a form of thermal burn resulted from heated fluids such as boiling water or steam.
You’re thinking of scalding. Scalia are subjective internal experiences.
You’re thinking of qualia. Scalia is the region of Northern Europe consisting mainly of Norway, Sweden, and Finland.
You’re thinking of scandinavia. Scalians believe in a religion founded by Claude Vorlihon, and that extraterrestrials (the Elohim) created life on Earth.
You’re thinking of
Raëlians. Scalia is the contagious, itchy skin condition caused by tiny burrowing mites.
To celebrate the start of the Stratford Festival’s season (theme: Discovery: That Eureka Moment) next week, I will be posting three-panel summaries of each of the thirteen plays in their season.
Things that Pericles discovers: (a) he shouldn’t throw people overboard without making sure that they’re dead, (b) he shouldn’t leave his daughter with dubious babysitters and then never go back to pick her up.
Come on, Pericles. Get your act together.