Awwwww, that's so sweet!

I read a book about her once, crazy

Logical. Dogs are nice.

More evidence to support Dog worship.

It’s like a puppy library

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He was so lovely.

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Hehehe...

Okay, I'm signing up!

Meanwhile, in the good ol' US of A.....

Do they do it on a park bench wearing dark glasses and trenchcoats? Please tell me they do it on a park bench wearing dark glasses and trenchcoats!

He was probably right!

Sounds about right

Man. Joe has dysentery real bad, someone should take care of him. Wtf wants to nurse a guy through dysentery? No one that’s the problem! Wait, don’t we have a baboon around here?

I know this one from an episode the food that built America

Especially that one with the beak.

Damn

Good girl.

I must be a genius then!

This is why I reread books. To visit the people.

This is a pretty cool factoid (micro was one of my favorite subjects in college) but it's not exclusive to influenza; viruses in general have a coating called a capsid that protects the material inside while allowing it to attach to the host cell and replicate/infect.

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Think there's an HOA?

I want it, how much is it, I’ll report back with my findings

I'm such a big day dreamer

That's actually not surprising to me. The main way radiation kills living organisms is via DNA Damage. The most susceptible is DNA being decoded, as unused DNA is curled up and will less likely be damaged by radiation. The faster stuff grows the more susceptible to radiation damage (that's why radiating tumors works). As a bonsai is by design being kept withing very strict growing boundaries it has a much higher chance of surviving radiation than a normal growing counterpart. Plus fact: there is a bacterial species called Deinococcus radiodurans which as you may have guessed ist extremely durable towards radiation, they do this via very good DNA repair mechanism but also low metabolism and division rates.

Y’all this is really random but it’s 11:11 and it’s also almost Christmas. So I guess make a wish

I may have tricked you but I tricked you into thinking that you tricked me(repeat seven times with progressively louder tones)

That’s pretty cool actually

Millennials are killing the drugsindustry!

Today is a good day to test this theory

I'm fortunate enough to be in this category. Love her like crazy.

Guilty as charged. But there has been so many deaths in my life this year.

Can we adopt this here?

I remember this exact moment!! I thought it was so awesome, like literally awe-some lol

That’s so weird to think about

Ravens are considered to be among the most intelligent of birds (along with other members of the corvid family, e.g., crows, jays, magpies, etc.). They make and use tools and can solve simple problems.

Makes sense. Character relations often leak into relations amongst actors. Same reason actors playing love interests often fall in love for real.

A $50 bet, per Snopes. For the curious, here is a list of the 50 words that appear in Green Eggs and Ham: a, am, and, anywhere, are, be, boat, box, car, could, dark, do, eat, eggs, fox, goat, good, green, ham, here, house, I, if, in, let, like, may, me, mouse, not, on, or, rain, Sam, say, see, so, thank, that, the, them, there, they, train, tree, try, will, with, would, you.

10 verses of there’s a hole at the bottom of the sea plays in the background

Oop-

All seeing avocado

Smart though

Aside from the hypothesis being 80 years old, little dogs living half this, and chickens also being an outlier - us having longer lifespans than 35 years is nothing to do with modern stuff. People historically lived to 60/80/90, General Cao Cao was 65 when he died in the 3rd century of a brain tumour. Lif expectancy was lower in the past but that was because of the high infant mortality rate bringing the number down, not people dropping dead in their 30s.

But, we all knew it was the genie. He's even obviously voiced by Robin Williams, the voice of the genie.

You are not using your frown muscles.

All of this was very normal in this period. He was just following the fashions. (Men COULD wear wigs, but they also often styled their own hair.)

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Well, that's a relief...

I've spent my kid's entire childhood telling other parents this, they all just think I'm an idiot. Oh well.

Nope, absolutely not

According to the Smithsonian: "Contrary to popular belief, “Ouija” is not a combination of the French for “yes,” oui, and the German ja. Murch says, based on his research, it was Bond’s sister-in-law, Helen Peters, who supplied the now instantly recognizable handle. Sitting around the table, they asked the board what they should call it; the name “Ouija” came through and, when they asked what that meant, the board replied, “Good luck.” Eerie and cryptic—but for the fact that Peters acknowledged that she was wearing a locket bearing the picture of a woman, the name “Ouija” above her head. That’s the story that emerged from the Ouija founders’ letters; it’s very possible that the woman in the locket was famous author and popular women’s rights activist Ouida, whom Peters admired, and that “Ouija” was just a misreading of that." - https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-strange-and-mysterious-history-of-the-ouija-board-5860627/

Fun fact: if it weren‘t for Hollywood, we in Germany (and maybe Europe) wouldn‘t even know this thing exists. I‘m not sure I‘ve ever seen one in real life.

'Good luck' wasn't a translation, it was a warning.

Do not mess with one of these things. Jokingly or not, just nope!