5 seconds after this picture

"mom, did I do it right that time?"

My sister bought a house which came with a piano simply because the previous owners couldn't figure out how to remove the piano from the house...

Isn't that just a hot bath?

I think it greatly depends on "basic knowledge" definition. I once worked with an new-ish engineer who couldn't put air in her car tires. She told me she tried, she went to an air pump but couldn't figure out anyway to attach the hose. I offered to take a look. Turns out she didn't know that you could remove the valve stem cap.

Another example was another person didn't know you had to file taxes, this is in usa. He knew taxes got taken out of his paycheck. He knew he paid sales tax. He didn't know you had to file taxes and you could either get a refund or a additional bill. Not saying he didn't know HOW he literally didn't know it was a thing.

These were both college grads in stem fields before Ai. That said I mostly place blame for these things on their parents for not showing these basic things.

You should only make a dramatic pause when serving Gazpacho

For you the day the new street fighter trailer graced your screen it was the most important day of your life, for me it was Tuesday.

https://youtu.be/sjZ5I8l32CI

I totally saw the wrong thing first when looking at this picture

I eat a lot of general tso's chicken... Still don't know how to make a memory chip.

As the accused you can appeal. So if you found guilty and then there is new evidence, better science, an impartial jury etc you can appeal and argue you are innocent. But if you are found innocent the state can't do the same.

Let's say there's a murder 5 years before dna evidence is discovered. The state accuses someone and puts them on trial and a verdict is declared. Now dna evidence is discovered. If the person was found guilty they can file an appeal saying based on this new dna evidence they can prove they are are innocent. If the person was found innocent however the state can not file an appeal saying based on this new DNA evidence now we can prove that person did it.

State gets one shot at proving you guilty, you get multiple to prove you're innocent.

Possibly only next to the one with her in the cabin surrounded by various switches

What do you call a fake potato?

A imi-tator

Is the secret where the mice are hiding?