Bonsoir

That's why Python has a superior syntax. There is usually one obvious way to do it, and that's the right way.

C'est à un autre tout autre niveau. Y'a une différence entre utiliser un mot anglais dans une phrase en français et converser en anglais tout simplement. J'pense pas avoir besoin de l'expliquer.

Hotdogs outside. Empty inside. I think we can find a solution somewhere in the middle.

All fruits are vegetables, so everyone is right.

At this point you're not contributing to any civilization. You're a parasite.

And then there is me. I'm all of the above.

How does one recuperate the energy from a candle to transform it to something useful? Also, would it's output be enough to power anything meaningful in a reasonable time anyway?

With the blanket you can walk on the sun though. (Assuming that you won't get crushed by gravity)

I don't see why social darwinists wouldn't like it. I mean, that fungus is thriving. Thus, it must be a really strong individual who made good decisions (associating with trees when it was advantageous).

My body is a temple.

It makes weird cracking noises and nobody knows how it hasn't collapsed yet.

Besides what Civ says, a lot of stadiums are built for a one time special event, like the olympics or some world cup.
I'm thinking about the olympic stadium of Montreal (which I think the post was about). It was built for the olympics of 76 and cost around a billion dollars at the time.
Since we don't have a baseball team anymore, it is used only once in a while for music shows, but the acoustic is horrible because it wasn't built for it. In my lifetime, I honestly never went inside for an event.
And now, the government is talking about a plan to repair it for an other billion. At this point, the only reason to keep it is because it's so old and unique. Plus, it would just costs too much to demolish it.
It does bring a bunch of tourists annually, but for local people, it's either seen as a weird relic of the past or a big scam.
Also, why can't I just be a peaceful barbarian? Why would my population need amenities anyway? And who told them what is a stadium?

Not only they aren't cheap, but they are pretty much never profitable. If we are to build things that are not profitable, we could as well build something that will offer a service to the population, like public transportation.