I learned as a small child and I think it went something like this:
Start with one ball. Hold your hands at just below chest height, elbows bent. Toss the ball in a nice arc about eye level or so to the other hand. Repeat. Repeat. Get a nice gentle toss. Catch. Keep doing this tile it's rote. Practice this. A lot.
Add a second ball once you have 1 ball down pat. Hold both balls, one in each hand. Toss the one as before and as it gets to its peak, toss the second ball. Keep this going. Practice is. Nice even arcs just about eye height or so.
Add in the third ball. Two in your dominant hand and the third in your other. Every time a ball is at the top of your very well practiced arc, throw one from the other hand.
I learned this from a book in the 90s. Lots of practice. The right ball is important. Bean bags work very well. Tennis balls are too light. Lacrosse a little too heavy. Eggs are great except for the mess.
Time for me to try juggling again for the first time in ten years.
My fave is the two in one hand, and switching back and forth from three balls, to two in one hand. Never mastered doing two with my left though.
It turns out, someone had dumped 45 metric tons of lodestone at Coonskin Park, skewing all the compasses in the area. They broke up the lodestone and shipped it to North Carolina, and lo and behold, all the compasses started working again. Changing the sign was too costly after paying to move the lodestone.
Previously, it was hard to discuss these shades of green with your non-drinking or uncultured friends.
"yeah the frog was this really unique shade of green. Say, have you ever been to Aiguenoire? No? Well the monks make this liqueur there. Oh, you don't drink? You don't know what liqueur is? It's like hard liquor but cut with sugar. Anyways. The monks make this beverage that's like neon green and the frog reminded me of that. Oh, yeah, neon. Like the green signs? Made with tube lights? "
I agree. The algorithm wants you constantly putting out annoying shit to keep their audience hooked. At first you are creative! Monetizing your hobby! Soon you have a hole on your resume, a demanding schedule, a soulless algo, a capricious audience you must grow... Yeah I think I'd take corporate life over being a streamer or whatever.
Its even eaten traditional creative careers. Writers and artists must be online content creators above all else.
The strong version of the Sapir Worf hypothesis is insane because in academia, people are constantly inventing words (or specifying a definition of a common word) for their specific usage.
If a lack of a word really meant my culture was unable to conceive of that concept, then I think the theory would need to describe how and why the invention of new words happens. We didn't have a word for prime numbers until we did. We didn't have a word for capitalism until we did.
I was incapable of making this meme, yes
I've never been less sad to not see horse dongs in a similar type of artwork
I learned as a small child and I think it went something like this:
Start with one ball. Hold your hands at just below chest height, elbows bent. Toss the ball in a nice arc about eye level or so to the other hand. Repeat. Repeat. Get a nice gentle toss. Catch. Keep doing this tile it's rote. Practice this. A lot.
Add a second ball once you have 1 ball down pat. Hold both balls, one in each hand. Toss the one as before and as it gets to its peak, toss the second ball. Keep this going. Practice is. Nice even arcs just about eye height or so.
Add in the third ball. Two in your dominant hand and the third in your other. Every time a ball is at the top of your very well practiced arc, throw one from the other hand.
I learned this from a book in the 90s. Lots of practice. The right ball is important. Bean bags work very well. Tennis balls are too light. Lacrosse a little too heavy. Eggs are great except for the mess.
Time for me to try juggling again for the first time in ten years.
My fave is the two in one hand, and switching back and forth from three balls, to two in one hand. Never mastered doing two with my left though.
It turns out, someone had dumped 45 metric tons of lodestone at Coonskin Park, skewing all the compasses in the area. They broke up the lodestone and shipped it to North Carolina, and lo and behold, all the compasses started working again. Changing the sign was too costly after paying to move the lodestone.
*the infinite?
Reboot reboot reboot
I'd pay real (fake) money for someone to collect more of these bizarre x,y plots. Please. OP. Help me find more.
Previously, it was hard to discuss these shades of green with your non-drinking or uncultured friends.
"yeah the frog was this really unique shade of green. Say, have you ever been to Aiguenoire? No? Well the monks make this liqueur there. Oh, you don't drink? You don't know what liqueur is? It's like hard liquor but cut with sugar. Anyways. The monks make this beverage that's like neon green and the frog reminded me of that. Oh, yeah, neon. Like the green signs? Made with tube lights? "
I agree. The algorithm wants you constantly putting out annoying shit to keep their audience hooked. At first you are creative! Monetizing your hobby! Soon you have a hole on your resume, a demanding schedule, a soulless algo, a capricious audience you must grow... Yeah I think I'd take corporate life over being a streamer or whatever.
Its even eaten traditional creative careers. Writers and artists must be online content creators above all else.
Technically all things give off blackbody radiation, of which almost none of which is in visible light at normal temperatures.
Illusion, Michael!
https://archive.is/cgy7L
Thank you
Is it just me or are voice acting and acting two different skill sets not every actor has? Love to be wrong but I am not sure it will translate well.
They could have filmed it Arrested Development style. "What do you mean, ask Wash? He's at the other end of our modest ship!"
*god
Victory has many fathers. Defeat is a gosh gallop of roping in allies, obscuring facts and blaming Joe Biden.
The strong version of the Sapir Worf hypothesis is insane because in academia, people are constantly inventing words (or specifying a definition of a common word) for their specific usage.
If a lack of a word really meant my culture was unable to conceive of that concept, then I think the theory would need to describe how and why the invention of new words happens. We didn't have a word for prime numbers until we did. We didn't have a word for capitalism until we did.
It's more of a Great War
This was even written before he got "shot"