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Pearl the Slightly-Man

Before you guys jump into conclusion, this is a superhero. To be precise, slightly-hero. But instead of having too much flair, Slightly-Man has power—slightly. Slightly-Man was born Pearl Grey Babushkovinovich Tea . His peculiar name was indeed given by his parents which were fictional to begin with. Pearl is a construction worker, a hardly working man in random construction site. Anybody who called him Pearl would consistently have pulpy face for reasons unknown. Born and raised in a barn, Pearl graduated from a lot of non-academic institutions. If waddling away slowly was considered graduation, then yes. He has the wit of a crow combined with five melted-together humpback whale tacticians and the strength of a bull, if the bull was a human male with no specific training in any sport. After serving pizza to his fellow workers at the construction site, he knew that he'd be perfect as a public servant. He knew it because the blokes said so, "Hey, you're grea...

Do Monkeys and Apes Eat Bananas in the Wild?

No. It's Hollywood's generalization 🤷‍♂️

How to Remove Listener from addEventListener Method and on- Event Handler

addEventListener : Using removeEventListener For the structure of addEventListener , here's the documentation at MDN EventTarget: addEventListener For the structure of removeEventListener , here's the documentation at MDN EventTarget: removeEventListener Let's use click event for this example. // The button element. const myButton = document.getElementById("myButton"); // The function being invoked for the click event of an element (button). const clickFunction = (e) => { console.log("CLICK!"); console.log(e); }; // Assign the trigger for the button: addEventListener. const assignClickTrigger = () => { myButton.addEventListener("click", clickFunction); }; // Remove the trigger from the button: removeEventListener. const removeClickTrigger = () => { myButton.removeEventListener("click", clickFunction); }; /* // Now we can use assignClickTrigger and removeClickTrigger. // For activating the l...

Why Didn't François-Marie Arouet Grow Beard? (Part Two)

He did grow beard. The biological mechanism was attached to him naturally. But he regularly shaved the beard PART ONE

Shady and Shadowy

We were discussing bunch of some things. Starting from a scam I noticed on some legitimate platform, right. So, after we both roasted the modus operandi with me tracking down some evidences and analyzing them, then I asked this.
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