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Remember this days were Star Wars still good like this ?
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【巧克力的“无限”吃法,你看出问题在哪了吗?-哔哩哔哩] https://b23.tv/ZYNdnLz

Shh… don’t tell anyone around you that you’ve found a chocolate you can never finish.;)

A rather interesting short video, in which the chocolate seems to always 'magically' have an extra piece after being cut.
 
I have no chance of finding the original, but I remember it. After the Life on Earth episode with David Attenborough's encounter with the gorillas aired, there was a cartoon with the script tag, 'Not only have they accepted my presence, it appears that the older female is knitting a cardigan for me.'

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the Wallabies Quokka , the only animal on world design by Walt Disney...

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"We're a warm light community"
View: https://m.youtube.com/shorts/VdY-SXwhOLY

Paging StyroPyro, paging Iron Beam.
I want to call in a Base Delta Zero on this HOA
That's 4726.85 degrees Celsius. STEEL BOILS at 2700 to 2900 degrees Celsius. WTF did she have for lights, plasma torches? Sci fi fusion guns?

Late edit: I think the HOA Yard Nazi meant "Lumens" not Kelvin.

https://quickandeasylighting.com/how-bright-is-5000-lumens/

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On the whole, 5000 lumens really isn't that powerful. I've stuck stuff with 50,000 lumens to light up people's backyards or as parking lot security lights up. Those are bright.
 
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Carl had the lights. The HOA lady was talking about "color temperature" as it is called.

As for why the Quokkas smile all the time...from the wiki:
Quokkas have a promiscuous mating system.[10] When a female quokka with a joey in her pouch is pursued by a predator, she may drop her baby onto the ground; the joey produces noises which may serve to attract the predator's attention, while the mother escapes.

"I didn't like that brat anyway, Mr. Snake!"
 
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I'd be far more concerned about the lumens than the color of the light. Some years ago, I had a customer who wanted "security" lighting on his home which was in an HOA. He explained what he wanted and that it had to get past the HOA board. So, I did a one-line electrical drawing and specified part numbers for the lights, something like a Leviton XY1526677ABC or something.

The board approved his installation and it took me about a day to put everything in. I was asked to point the lights I'd put up--and they were the correct ones--in a very specific direction while making the motion detectors on them as sensitive as possible, meaning any movement made them come on.

What I put up were large low pressure sodium lights that were normally used for things like commercial buildings and such. They were extremely bright. And, they were now pointed at the second-floor bedroom window of the HOA President across the street, who my customer apparently hated...

I was called back a few days later and asked how much it would cost to remove the installed security lights. I gave the guy a figure. He said he'd quadruple it. Seems the HOA was paying to have the lights removed because after a brief legal fight they had to admit they'd approved the installation and to get it removed they'd have to pay to have it done. Made good money on that one!
 
the French will understand the Reference
for rest only Anime fans from 1980s onwards...
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