





Uh, that has to be Photoshopped


That’s a spicy hot take. Upvoted for passion and expressiveness, but hard disagree.
I think they’re trying to reference “spilling the tea” i.e. gossip. Never seen it as “having tea”, and I can see why; it’s confusing.


I don’t think they need anything more in that brain
There used to be trout for that


I’m here just to see where I should go after Win 10 and am not sure I’m much closer to finding the answer. I’m at least a bit familiar with Linux on the steam deck and Ubuntu I installed on an old laptop years ago so can’t imagine how extra confusing this is to someone with zero prior exposure.
I don’t want order food! Ituman connection


FYI the immaculate conception was Mary, not Jesus
I’ll need it to recover from the turkey coma


I, N, and C are already revealed so that can’t be it


Sure, but what’s the “wrong” answer she thinks is correct (assuming that’s the joke)?


takes
Looks like you should’ve had the coffee first before posting
That might be why this one is so convincing? If it’s just slightly altering instead of inventing whole cloth


I was just running with the 100 cubic inches to see what that would be.
More seriously, like how a metric cup is 250mL (15mL tablespoon) I agree that a metric gallon would be 4L. In fact, in my neck of the woods “a gallon of milk” is in fact 4L.


5 metric gallons equals 1.8 imperial gallons
Out of curiosity I downloaded the image and cropped it to just one of the sides, and it’s 509x511 so even if each pixel was a difference, that’s only about 260 100 differences. There’s also the possibility some of the pixels are the same just by chance, so that’s more of an upper bound.
Oh I know what it’s supposed to be, but can’t help but see something else. I bet if the mouth was dark with a tongue like in the other panels the illusion wouldn’t be so persistent. The line under the mouth is very similar to the mouth when closed so that probably doesn’t help either
The last panel is messing with my brain; I can’t see the white “mouth” as a mouth, but a suddenly appearing white nose or something and the character’s mouth is closed while they talk.