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In the episode "Sheen’s Brain," he said he would shock Carl every time he got an answer wrong, which he referred to as negative reinforcement.

However, this is not negative reinforcement; it is positive punishment.

Negative reinforcement is when you try to train a behavior by taking away something undesirable.

Positive punishment is when you try to train a behavior by adding something undesirable.

It was nice seeing the kids get along and have fun rather than be at each other's throats. When Jimmy made a sandcastle of his dog, instead of getting mad, Cindy laughed.

1. Okay, you guys stay here and feed the rabbits. I'm gonna find a way through this maze
2. We tested it on an asteroid, and then it stopped working. It was a bomb!!! You can only use it ONCE!!!
3. Ugh, people use it for that? Oh yeah, it's mostly that.
4. Wait a minute. You just beat Captain Janeway.
5. IT'S NAKED TIME!!!

Bonus

Does the captain give you little captain kisses mwah mwaaaaaaaAAAAAHHHHHH!!!

The title says it all.

I was happy to see that he was actually willing to give it a shot.

I really like watching this anime, but the only anime I was into before was Dragon Ball.

And the thing is, I am not sure if this is just a new interest or something offset by the fact that my parents are separating. I remember hearing that sometimes interests can change when a big change in my life happens.

Still....I really do like this anime. I like to watch it and find it incredible.

Does anybody think that is the case, or am I just a fan of slice of life anime?

I am trying to see if I can get into Dragon Ball, and I love character customization. I just want to know if weapons are limited only to Super or Ultra attacks in 3.

I've been trying to find a true crime documentary or documentary episode about a case where:

• The offender is an adult woman. No male accomplice.
• The victim is an unrelated adult man.
• It's not a teacher/student, prison guard/inmate, therapist/patient, or any other authority-figure situation.
• The sexual assault is the main case being covered.

I've searched through many shows and haven't found a single example.

I'm not looking for fictional shows like Law & Order: SVU, nor for cases involving minors or abuse of authority.

Does anyone know of a true crime documentary, documentary series episode, or TV special that fits these criteria? Even international examples would be appreciated.

Thanks!

It just looks really odd to have my kitchen and living room so close together. Any mod to change the size of the walls would be really appreciated.

While I am at it, I may as well ask if anybody knows any mods that let you edit the walls of the house.

While I am at it, I may as well ask if anybody knows any mods that let you edit the walls of the house.

How were they supposed to know that a giant monster from Asia was going to come and try to eat Pops? Like, of all the ways it could have gone wrong, that was incredibly unpredictable.

"Piece of garbage that doesn't destroy the universe"

also

"I finally got it. Housewares is THAT WAY!!!" and then runs into the wall

Also

"You will die from choking on a calzone"

• Original Kanto story
• Original gym leader teams (Brock still has Geodude and Onix, Misty still has Staryu and Starmie, etc.)
• Original trainer teams as much as possible
• Original difficulty level or close to it
• Pokémon from Sinnoh (and possibly later generations) obtainable in-game
• (optional) Mega evolutions.

What I do NOT want is a difficulty hack like Radical Red. I don't want gym leaders to have completely redesigned teams, competitive movesets, EV training, or major rebalancing.

Does a ROM hack like this exist?

Disclaimer: None of this is directed at Sarah Chalke. She plays the character well. Same with Jason Jones.

First of all, Tony. Such a shithead. He did not allow his daughter to attend her mother's wedding to Ted unless he could go too. It has been a while since I saw the show, but if I remember correctly, mentally, he is about 5 years old.

Then, after Ted helped him get back with Stella, he decides to repay him with a job offer, which is nice, but decides to make a film about himself wooing Stella as a hero...but bases the entire story around some twisted version of what happened with him and Ted, even naming the character Jed Mosely.

The worst moments are replacing Ted's Two-minute likely very expensive date with Jed, just wanting sex, and his less romantic proposal scene is an excuse to make Jed look more like an asshole and steal from a kid.

There is, however, one thing that does give Tony a little bit of leeway in my eyes: Hanlon's Razor.

Now for Stella.

First, the big one. Her not liking Star Wars is one dealbreaker I would put up with for very few women.

Now, more in-depth, Tony is at least an idiot. He is likely not thinking very much about how it would make Ted look, but more about himself as a hero. Stella is, allegedly, intelligent. The reason I say "allegedly" is because she left Ted, an architect who has been running through hoops for her, for an idiot.

I would mention that she left an architect for a karate instructor, except that my former karate instructor is a very close friend of mine, and one of the coolest people I know.

Now I will say there may be a good reason why Stella never gave Tony any crap about it. Stella knows Tony is a moron and likely did not expect him to succeed.

But after all Ted did for her, even after she left him at the altar, which is one of the most devastating things you can put someone through, she treats him like shit when he calls her about the locket.

Anyway, if anybody else has reason to complain about the wedding bride, Tony, and/or Stella, feel free to post your rants here.

If I said something inaccurate here, gently point it out, but don't reply just to point it out.

Remember, this post is for those who want to rant about it, not those who want to argue about it.