Protip:
To make your day more dramatic, post a random news story with the title, “It begins.“
Today was quite productive for programming. Made a bunch of additions to the Markdown rendering. That includes tables, mark, strikethrough, progress bars, footnotes, header IDs, and :emojis: :)
The Cloverfield movies (The Cloverfield Paradox and 10 Cloverfield Lane) are really good.
It’s a new company policy that all employees must wear fur suits to work
This policy comes into effect immediately
I noticed a while ago that it says cute lil cute in a of them lol
Cats step with both left legs, then both right legs when they walk or run.
As an extra, here's a cute lil cute ^-^
Nooooo 
During the Middle Ages, cats were associated with withcraft, and on St. John’s Day, people all over Europe would stuff them into sacks and toss the cats into bonfires. On holy days, people celebrated by tossing cats from church towers.
As an extra, here's a cute lil cute ^-^
Why are you and your team (if you even have one) still paying for a website only 7 people use…?
why can't people walk on the right side of the hallway
it gets really annoying when I run into people every two seconds
I just committed arson on a Minecraft server, I was angry at some people. I didn't do it since they didn't see me hehe 
it is alive now!
Pretty
2023 CX1 Meteor Flash
While scanning the skies for near earth objects Hungarian astronomer Krisztián Sárneczky first imaged the meter-sized space rock now cataloged as 2023 CX1 on 12 February 2023 at 20:18:07 UTC. That was about 7 hours before it impacted planet Earth's atmosphere. Its predicted trajectory created a rare opportunity for meteor observers and a last minute plan resulted in this spectacular image of the fireball, captured from the Netherlands as 2023 CX1 vaporized and broke up over northern France. Remarkably it was Sárneczky's second discovery of an impacting asteroid, while 2023 CX1 is only the seventh asteroid to be detected before being successfully predicted to impact Earth. It has recently become the third such object from which meteorites have been recovered. This fireball was witnessed almost 10 years to the day following the infamous Chelyabinsk Meteor flash.
