Sea Point High School Puns

Apes, we already know the value of what we hodl.

Update: Forgot to add that AMC stock could be shorted at most 100 times (and growing). Let that sink in for a second.

Including only one game below 10 points in the 2011 playoffs (probably his worst performance in a professional basketball game), one game in his entire HS career and the remainder between year 1-2 of the nba.

Asides from the 2011 game, he has scored more than 10 points in every single game since December 29, 2004.

Edit: Oops, forgot sources.

HS and Amateur Matches: here

2003-04 season stats: here

Playoff game summary: here

All other season stats: here

I'm only a freshman in high school, so there's a lot that I don't know, but I've always wondered, is there really a point in working super hard and getting into such a good college when you're gonna be taking the same degree as someone in an in-state University and then have the same job as them?

Edit: Based on the average score it seems it's more challenging than I thought so I removed gen one footage. Let me know if you see any.

Challenge link

Map link

This map is mostly about how people live and work at high altitudes. It's not about mountaineering, although there are a few of those.

Because Google has made it harder to move, each round should be guessable without moving too much (some you can pinpoint without moving at all). Fewer than 5% of rounds are photospheres but they have text or other manmade clues in them.

There are LOTS of dogs and sheep and goats and cows and llamas and even alpacas. (PS if you like dogs, here's a challenge link to my newly updated dogs map.)

This map was really fun to make, so it will be updated often as I wander through new terrain.

I must have read this book back in late middle school, but I think the age range was 17 and up because there was a lot of language and elements from the story that I remember made me ask how it was being given to 14 year olds to read. So this should've been around 2015-2018. It was a YA sci-fi, romance novel of some sort and I think it was a relatively new title? The time period in the book was modern times.

Some of the key elements/scenes I remember from this series in no particular order is that the world is in this huge war with sea creatures appearing on their shores. They're supposed to be like sirens of some sort or mermaids to some degree. Anyway, one of the major plot points is that they begin trying to assimilate some of the younger sea creature into the human schools and so her town on the coast is one of the first to implement this. The main female lead is given the task of teaching the male lead (the sea creature) how to read and that's where a lot of their romantic interest begins to build.

Later down the line there is literally a scene where I think she like uses sea magic and throws a big ass ship onto the shore?? She also has two friends one is a boy and another a girl who has an abusive parent. Another scene is when the female lead is swept into the sea after a battle of some sort I assume and she gets pulled into the ocean where she meets this "entity" in the sea that's been speaking to her for a while in the book series. It's like a hive mind of these alien sea monsters and they're supposed to be like skeletal and white I think? That's about as much as I can remember though.

You know? I mean...

Just got an email that basically reads as “fuck it. We’re all going to get sick anyway. Might as well just go back to work.” Apparently every school in the area is taking the same approach.

It’s sad that this has been going on for two years and it feels like things are darker than ever now. Really kills any hope of things ever getting better.

I've had people tell me American expats play pickup basketball at Sea Point High School. I went by there today and it's a pretty nice court. Anyone know anything about this? I'm hoping I can get in touch with people who play there, otherwise I'll just keep showing up randomly and see if I meet anyone.

Just wanted to hear opinions.

Is it seen as a built in property of the universe than whenever force is applied, two forces in opposite directions arise simultaneously? Is it limited by light speed instead?