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DaveC426913
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... you are a horrible sadist who gleefully tortures latent OCD sufferers.
DaveC426913 said:... you are a horrible sadist who gleefully tortures latent OCD sufferers.
? That'll address translation but will it address rotation?Frabjous said:Add error bars to your lines so that the image may be symmetric.
For me it also addresses rotation.DaveC426913 said:? That'll address translation but will it address rotation?
Y'know ...hmmm27 said:Sneak over on Halloween in the middle of the night and draw a twig for the butterfly to perch on.
Yes, Halloween is traditionally a time when lighthearted pranks are more socially acceptable. However, it's important to keep pranks harmless and not cause distress or damage to property.
Safe pranks include things like leaving a fake spider in a mailbox, a humorous yet harmless "boo" sign in their yard, or a scarecrow dummy dressed to look like a person. Always ensure that the pranks are in good spirit and won't lead to any harm or misunderstanding.
Stick to pranks that are generally accepted as funny rather than mean-spirited. It's also a good idea to know your audience; make sure the neighbors you prank are those who appreciate this kind of humor. Communicating and apologizing if someone is upset can also help maintain good relationships.
Yes, while Halloween pranks are often seen as harmless fun, they can sometimes lead to legal issues if they cause damage or significant distress. It's crucial to avoid any pranks that involve trespassing, vandalism, or any form of harassment.
If a neighbor is not receptive to Halloween pranks, it's best to respect their wishes and refrain from including them in such activities. Maintaining respect and understanding for everyone's comfort levels helps keep the community atmosphere positive and enjoyable for all.