Can't up vote this one enough

They have become a real problem in many places. Cities are having to spend our tax dollars removing "fatbergs" from their sewer systems. Too many people are pitching all kinds of things down the drain. Apparently the worst culprits are wipes, disposable diapers (!), and grease, that then congeal together making a fatberg that plugs up the system. People, please just toss you trash in the bin! Toilet tissue is the ONLY THING specifically made to dissolve so it doesn't cause problems.

It's not any of those things.

Growing up on a farm, life held no secrets. When we dispatched an animal, we referred to the act as putting the animal down. But even as kids, we knew it meant death. I think suburban kids lag behind rural and city kids who see various shades of life on the daily.

Yes, and just smaller

Yes, that looks like ringworm, so I don't understand the furore *https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ringworm/ *

Me too but not for the same reasons.

"Inflammable" came first and makes sense, and I quote: 'we get inflammable from the Latin verb inflammare, which combines flammare ("to catch fire") with a Latin prefix in- (more commonly seen as en- in English, as in enfold) meaning "to cause to be." ' More here: https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/flammable-or-inflammable

To me, a waterboard should be what we used to call a kickboard, used during beginner swimming lessons. Or any kind of board used in water - surfboard, boogie board, etc.

Sweetmeats on the other hand are, which makes it even more confusing.

Doesn’t contain any islands in it either.

Upvote for the edit

I'm still waiting for that money from the Reagan years.

Please post a video.

Conservative doublespeak. Just like citizens united.

If you are my friend WHY ARE YOU FIRING AT ME?

"Yeah I'll be there in a sec, gotta put on my moccasins to go to the beach - OW F**K OW WHAT THE HELL HOW THE HELL DID THAT GET THERE OW OW OW also how did I not see that it was a snake OW OW S**T OW OW OW" - Someone, probably

Her brother was called Sweet Jesus.

It's a "pregnancy" because it's a fertilized ovum. It's ectopic because it's "out of place."

The Total Government Control Over Every Part of Your Life and Denial of Constitutional Rights Act

Why is it on doordash? 😂

"Right to work" means "right of employers to bust unions and pay their employees starvation wages."

Iceland.

Their mission almost sounds reasonable until you realize it a bunch of Conservative jackoffs who want to indoctrinate people towards their skewed way of visualizing the US.

Orwellian phrases.

You typically find them in of broken Dyson ball cleaners.

Should be called diabetes water

I used to work in a hospital. We somewhat-jokingly called it Goheavily.

These days you could just as well call it Nutty Putty Tomb. Because that's what it is.

Upvote for voting!

and I found out it was misnamed the hard way.

Ask Monica Lewinsky...

In the UK, it's called the "cor anglais", ultimately coming from Middle High German "engellisches Horn" meaning "angelic horn". All very odd, really. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cor_anglais#History_and_etymology

Here's the wikipedia-explanation to help understanding: "Yellowcake (also called urania) is a type of powdered uranium concentrate obtained from leach solutions, in an intermediate step in the processing of uranium ores. It is a step in the processing of uranium after it has been mined but before fuel fabrication or uranium enrichment."

Don't you like more seamen on your poop deck?

Series of Unfortunate Events!

I thought it was just called board wax 🤔

I went to a work event in the USA (from the UK) and they arranged to play it in the evening... I was really concerned until it was explained 😁

Makes those people being supervised the underblind?

Golden Delicious on the other hand actually are really good.

Yeah the cheese, cream cheese mayo and sour cream kinda cancel the healthy part out but it tastes good. Not what is pictured though.

FSD, coming to a car accident near you.

HAMster 🤣

The original name came from the propellent used in the replica weapons used, which was less powerful than CO2, "soft air". Due to translation differences this became "air soft" or airsoft as we know it today.

You need to get in touch with Henry Cavill.

Who the heII says "unloosen" anyway? Unloosen should mean the same thing as "tighten".

So much for that bag of chips I brought... darn.

Yeeaahh... Weak joke.

They were invented a long time ago and was used for children until the correlation with Reye's syndrome was found.

Did anyone claim it was?