Me and the other people dealing with chronic rodent infestations.
You can only find your food and other stuff ruined by them so many times before you lose all empathy for them.
Me and the other people dealing with chronic rodent infestations.
You can only find your food and other stuff ruined by them so many times before you lose all empathy for them.
We call these “cat treats”.


If you’re still using Chrome in 2026, this is your own fault.


I’d say Thanos being cgi doesn’t invalidate the kills
But we’re counting kills per actor, not per character. Was the actor actually even on screen at all?


If the prices have dropped through the floor, people just don’t sell (unless they are forced to)
The good news is that people often are forced to sell, either because they’re moving to a new city, or because they died and now their kids need to unload the house.


My interest in doing an off-grid solar system for my house is steadily increasing…


Or a few well-placed rifle bullets in the power transformers that feed the datacenter.
And if the scientists tried hard enough, they could probably figure out the large ears, too – the skull would have slightly stronger muscle attachment points and vasculature openings to support the larger ears … although that still wouldn’t really tell the scientists what shape the large ears were, though. So you might still get a very odd-looking bunny out of it.


For the most part, not really.
These bills were withdrawn from the bank by Person A, and later deposited in a different bank by Person B, who is a flea market vendor (you know this because financial records and other transactions already tie them to the flea market organizers). You can reasonably infer that Person A attended the flea market in the intervening time period and bought something worth that amount from Person B.
It would only start to become difficult to track when multiple person-to-person cash transactions are done in a row – as in the case that Person B spent the cash on drugs from his drug dealer instead of depositing it in his bank account.


Hm… But does it count as ‘on screen’ if he was mostly CGI?
Plus, there’s the additional complication that he didn’t quite kill them – he made them all disappear. And then they came back a few years later. So maybe it’s kind of debatable whether those count as ‘kills’ at all.


Thinking way too small.

This guy destroyed several inhabited planets at once, on screen.


Which actor has the most on-screen kills?


Depends on what kind of apocalypse you’re talking about. And most types of apocalypses come with disease spread as a bonus issue, anyway, even if it wasn’t disease that started it in the first place.
How are any of these ‘new releases’?
Absolutely every single person who plays the game, that’s who. As far as I know, it’s basically impossible to play that game without it.
Steel types are weak against fire.
Before it sets more cars ablaze!


Not just banks, either. Imagine a lot of major retailers ‘voluntarily opting in’ to a system like this, just like they opt in to having Flock cameras.
Only direct person-to-person transactions would be even slightly resistant to this surveillance, and even those could largely be inferred by looking at where the bills show up next.


The person most likely to survive is some scrawny-ass motherfucker with a good immune system. Somebody who can get by on very little food, and can also fight off diseases.
All of them!
How many can I name correctly? Some of them.