It must have been really wild? Cant think of anything else.
Yes, with a quick verbal "boom." You take a man's peko, you deny him his dab, all that is left is to rise up and tear down the walls of Jericho with a ".....not!" -TexiKen
There's a pretty good Adam Ruins Everything about circumcision. Conclusion was there is not a right answer whether or not to do it, as there are health and sex issues that favor both (though the modern movement started out of pseudoscience.)
Same episode also deals with herpes (not as massive a deal as usually made out to be; the reason so many people have it is because many have no or only mild symptoms) and, most infamously, the female hymen, and how checking it to prove virginity is bullshit.
I’m still amused someone thought “You know what this extremely poisonous toxin would be good for? Injecting into muscles to paralyze them to get rid of wrinkles”. Let alone getting it injecting in ... that area.
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There's a few actual medical treatments that use Botox. But paralyzing the facial muscles to force them to relax so there's no wrinkles is definitely not the original idea.
I'm surprised I've never heard horror stories of DIY homebrew botox (it's the same toxin as from botulism, as in spoiled food, right?)
As in "Food that will fucking kill you". Botox therapy is a carefully administered dose of the most powerful paralytic toxin known to mankind.
"The western world sips from a poisonous cocktail: Polarisation, populism, protectionism and post-truth"
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
Bird brains are more efficient than ours, the only thing keeping them from being smarter is that they're smaller. That one might be big enough, though...
I'm surprised I've never heard horror stories of DIY homebrew botox (it's the same toxin as from botulism, as in spoiled food, right?)
As in "Food that will fucking kill you". Botox therapy is a carefully administered dose of the most powerful paralytic toxin known to mankind.
Not just the most powerful paralytic, the deadliest substance per unit weight on Earth, man made or natural. I think it would only take a few kilos to kill literally every human on Earth.
Bird brains are more efficient than ours, the only thing keeping them from being smarter is that they're smaller. That one might be big enough, though...
I'm surprised I've never heard horror stories of DIY homebrew botox (it's the same toxin as from botulism, as in spoiled food, right?)
As in "Food that will fucking kill you". Botox therapy is a carefully administered dose of the most powerful paralytic toxin known to mankind.
Not just the most powerful paralytic, the deadliest substance per unit weight on Earth, man made or natural. I think it would only take a few kilos to kill literally every human on Earth.
I just looked it up. According to Wikipedia 2ng of the deadliest version can kill an adult human. So multiply that by 7.5 billion and you get 15 grams. Damn I was misremembering by an order of magnitude. Of course that is for the deadliest version administered intravenously. Inhaling one of the weaker versions and accounting for the ld50 you would need a few kgs.
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Apparently, botox might help erectile dysfunction by relaxing the muscles and allowing blood to flow in more easily (and increasing the flacid size, too).
Speaking of deadly neurotoxins... This story is another one of those examples of why I think people should at least pass basic GCSE/secondary/high school biology before being allowed to buy (or handle) exotic aquatic species as pets:
...She criticised the lack of information she received when she bought the coral - admitting she was not told, and did not know, it was a living organism.
What in the heck did she think Coral was?! Something made in a factory for decorative purposes? Something pooped out by Unicorns? :bigfrown:
TLDR;
Bad news: She almost died and/or poisoned her entire family, plus the paramedics who went into her home, saving her and also her partner.
Good news: They all survived, but only just barely dodging a Darwin Award by a hair's trigger. :rotate:
On the one hand in modern times they might learn to imitate action movie one liners as the murder.
"It was nice to beak you."
"No hard feelings, I killed you just beclaws."
On the other hand there's the possibility they'd learn to imitate voice chat of competitive multiplayer games and we'd be eviscerated by large birds spewing racial slurs as they livestreamed our deaths.
Apparently, botox might help erectile dysfunction by relaxing the muscles and allowing blood to flow in more easily (and increasing the flacid size, too).
Speaking of deadly neurotoxins... This story is another one of those examples of why I think people should at least pass basic GCSE/secondary/high school biology before being allowed to buy (or handle) exotic aquatic species as pets:
...She criticised the lack of information she received when she bought the coral - admitting she was not told, and did not know, it was a living organism.
What in the heck did she think Coral was?! Something made in a factory for decorative purposes? Something pooped out by Unicorns? :bigfrown:
TLDR;
Bad news: She almost died and/or poisoned her entire family, plus the paramedics who went into her home, saving her and also her partner.
Good news: They all survived, but only just barely dodging a Darwin Award by a hair's trigger. :rotate:
I had a reef tank for a while. I struggle to imagine how they managed to keep the stuff without realizing it was alive. You've got to keep powerful halogen lights on it and out special stuff in the water for it and most aquarium corals are relatively fast growing.
My tank also put me in the hospital. I saw something tiny and translucent on the glass and wiped it off my hand. Turned out to be some kind of nudibranch that rode in on my liverock. Too small to kill me, but felt like I was having a heart attack for hours. There is a treatment that covers a lot of marine invertebrate poisons, but no hospital this far from the ocean stocks it so all they could do is monitor me and keep a crash cart in my room.
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Reinforcing my personal policy of never having a pet that could kill you on accident.
...and when you are done with that; take a folding
chair to Creation and then suplex the Void.
Apparently, botox might help erectile dysfunction by relaxing the muscles and allowing blood to flow in more easily (and increasing the flacid size, too).
Speaking of deadly neurotoxins... This story is another one of those examples of why I think people should at least pass basic GCSE/secondary/high school biology before being allowed to buy (or handle) exotic aquatic species as pets:
...She criticised the lack of information she received when she bought the coral - admitting she was not told, and did not know, it was a living organism.
What in the heck did she think Coral was?! Something made in a factory for decorative purposes? Something pooped out by Unicorns? :bigfrown:
TLDR;
Bad news: She almost died and/or poisoned her entire family, plus the paramedics who went into her home, saving her and also her partner.
Good news: They all survived, but only just barely dodging a Darwin Award by a hair's trigger. :rotate:
I would like to know why the hell they were scrubbing the coral to begin with.
Apparently, botox might help erectile dysfunction by relaxing the muscles and allowing blood to flow in more easily (and increasing the flacid size, too).
Speaking of deadly neurotoxins... This story is another one of those examples of why I think people should at least pass basic GCSE/secondary/high school biology before being allowed to buy (or handle) exotic aquatic species as pets:
...She criticised the lack of information she received when she bought the coral - admitting she was not told, and did not know, it was a living organism.
What in the heck did she think Coral was?! Something made in a factory for decorative purposes? Something pooped out by Unicorns? :bigfrown:
TLDR;
Bad news: She almost died and/or poisoned her entire family, plus the paramedics who went into her home, saving her and also her partner.
Good news: They all survived, but only just barely dodging a Darwin Award by a hair's trigger. :rotate:
I would like to know why the hell they were scrubbing the coral to begin with.
Their fish died. They needed to get all the poison off those rocks in the tank!
I knew coral was alive but I didn't know it had such a hardcore defense system
I was a biology major for a bit before I dropped out and switched to software... and yeah this was literally the first time I've heard of them spitting out fucking airborne neurotoxins.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
I knew coral was alive but I didn't know it had such a hardcore defense system
I was a biology major for a bit before I dropped out and switched to software... and yeah this was literally the first time I've heard of them spitting out fucking airborne neurotoxins.
It's not airborne. More likely it's in the water and scrubbing the tank splashes or forms a mist.
"Police accidently sends SMS with link to Porn website"
In the Netherlands, the police have the ability to send SMS messages to a zones around telephone poles.
In the city of NieuwLeusen, the police wanted to do this.
There had been a fire, with suspicion of arson. So they set up a special form, composed a message asking for witnesses.
They used bit.ly to shorten their URL.
Unfortunately, their total message was 142 characters long, and it ended in the bit.ly/ url
Their software automatically shortened it by cutting off the last 2 digits of the link
That bit.ly link was a porn website
A small comfort: The website did have an "Are you 18+ splash screen"
Reinforcing my personal policy of never having a pet that could kill you on accident.
To be fair, I'd broken a pretty serious rule of reef tanks: If it's alive and you aren't ABSOLUTELY SURE you know what it is, leave it the fuck alone. You can get all kinds of horrors on live rock or coral fragments. Captively grown coral and cultured live rock help, but since at some point the seed material has to come from nature, you never know what else is living on it. Had I left that nudibranch alone it probably would have gotten eaten before too long, or just up and died before it got big enough to be a danger. I had to go and squish it like a dumbass.
I got lucky, though. Reef aquariums are potential horror shows. Fresh water, the worst thing that can happen to you is pond snails, and they're pretty harmless (and skunk loaches will mercilessly hunt them all down if you hate it). Salt water, you might build a nice pretty tank and then one day realize some egg that came in on your corals or live rock grew into something like this:
I've gone back to freshwater. Love my planted tank, huge and cheap to run (except when I get on a spree of adding fish and drop a couple paychecks into it). That reef tank was small and cost almost as much as one of my kids.
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It must have been really wild? Cant think of anything else.
There's a pretty good Adam Ruins Everything about circumcision. Conclusion was there is not a right answer whether or not to do it, as there are health and sex issues that favor both (though the modern movement started out of pseudoscience.)
Same episode also deals with herpes (not as massive a deal as usually made out to be; the reason so many people have it is because many have no or only mild symptoms) and, most infamously, the female hymen, and how checking it to prove virginity is bullshit.
Well, I assume it's not ripping anymore
Sex is great, now?
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As in "Food that will fucking kill you". Botox therapy is a carefully administered dose of the most powerful paralytic toxin known to mankind.
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
When they transport the base toxin used to produce botox treatments, it's done under lock, key, and heavy guard.
Umm... 100 year-old church gets new life as high-end condos?
https://chicago.curbed.com/2019/8/6/20757368/ukrainian-village-church-condo-conversion-revival
Since it was declared a Landmark, they had to keep a lot of the architecture and use an expert in church restoration.
The Bad:
The Good:
It's been extinct for 19 million years.
It’s not a very important country most of the time
http://steamcommunity.com/id/mortious
Historically, birds are measured in Angels.
Not just the most powerful paralytic, the deadliest substance per unit weight on Earth, man made or natural. I think it would only take a few kilos to kill literally every human on Earth.
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Bad news thread right before bed, gah
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This old church in Pullman WA (built in 1898) was converted to student apartments some years back
https://www.theclio.com/web/entry?id=49387
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
What in the heck did she think Coral was?! Something made in a factory for decorative purposes? Something pooped out by Unicorns? :bigfrown:
TLDR;
Bad news: She almost died and/or poisoned her entire family, plus the paramedics who went into her home, saving her and also her partner.
Good news: They all survived, but only just barely dodging a Darwin Award by a hair's trigger. :rotate:
On the one hand in modern times they might learn to imitate action movie one liners as the murder.
"It was nice to beak you."
"No hard feelings, I killed you just beclaws."
On the other hand there's the possibility they'd learn to imitate voice chat of competitive multiplayer games and we'd be eviscerated by large birds spewing racial slurs as they livestreamed our deaths.
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I had a reef tank for a while. I struggle to imagine how they managed to keep the stuff without realizing it was alive. You've got to keep powerful halogen lights on it and out special stuff in the water for it and most aquarium corals are relatively fast growing.
My tank also put me in the hospital. I saw something tiny and translucent on the glass and wiped it off my hand. Turned out to be some kind of nudibranch that rode in on my liverock. Too small to kill me, but felt like I was having a heart attack for hours. There is a treatment that covers a lot of marine invertebrate poisons, but no hospital this far from the ocean stocks it so all they could do is monitor me and keep a crash cart in my room.
chair to Creation and then suplex the Void.
I also require they be able to eat my body once I'm dead. You make a mess, you clean it up.
Sassy panda best panda.
I'm actually fine with a pet that could kill me on purpose. If I am not that pet's family and a trusted friend I should not have that pet.
chair to Creation and then suplex the Void.
I would like to know why the hell they were scrubbing the coral to begin with.
Their fish died. They needed to get all the poison off those rocks in the tank!
I was a biology major for a bit before I dropped out and switched to software... and yeah this was literally the first time I've heard of them spitting out fucking airborne neurotoxins.
It's not airborne. More likely it's in the water and scrubbing the tank splashes or forms a mist.
This is in Dutch, but it's hilarious
"Police accidently sends SMS with link to Porn website"
In the Netherlands, the police have the ability to send SMS messages to a zones around telephone poles.
In the city of NieuwLeusen, the police wanted to do this.
There had been a fire, with suspicion of arson. So they set up a special form, composed a message asking for witnesses.
They used bit.ly to shorten their URL.
Unfortunately, their total message was 142 characters long, and it ended in the bit.ly/ url
Their software automatically shortened it by cutting off the last 2 digits of the link
That bit.ly link was a porn website
A small comfort: The website did have an "Are you 18+ splash screen"
That looks like a really cool and interesting place to live!
Polly GETS a cracker, you hear?
For 600k to 1mil it can be yours! Wouod be so cool to have that as your front door:
To be fair, I'd broken a pretty serious rule of reef tanks: If it's alive and you aren't ABSOLUTELY SURE you know what it is, leave it the fuck alone. You can get all kinds of horrors on live rock or coral fragments. Captively grown coral and cultured live rock help, but since at some point the seed material has to come from nature, you never know what else is living on it. Had I left that nudibranch alone it probably would have gotten eaten before too long, or just up and died before it got big enough to be a danger. I had to go and squish it like a dumbass.
I got lucky, though. Reef aquariums are potential horror shows. Fresh water, the worst thing that can happen to you is pond snails, and they're pretty harmless (and skunk loaches will mercilessly hunt them all down if you hate it). Salt water, you might build a nice pretty tank and then one day realize some egg that came in on your corals or live rock grew into something like this:
I've gone back to freshwater. Love my planted tank, huge and cheap to run (except when I get on a spree of adding fish and drop a couple paychecks into it). That reef tank was small and cost almost as much as one of my kids.