I thought that paper was your crust from the thumbnail. I was deeply concerned about your ability to stretch dough. Like maybe you had no arms and made a little depression in the doughball with your forehead and put all the toppings in it.
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Aren't the top two here like right next to each other?
The funny part is: this shit was an internal discussion and was vetoed by higher ups before it was leaked. The administration raging over this is just bringing more attention to their own stupidity.
The stress is from cooling the filament and then winding it around the spool. Lots of reasons why the plastic would weaken that stress might suddenly give way, but most of them involve time. If it wasn't completely cooled internally before being spooled, that would dramatically increase the stress (think Prince Rupert's drop).
Sure. See when gravity fails. Happens to be both transphobic and inclusive. One of my favorite series though.
While I'm not in support of their moderation policies, he wasn't actually doing that. He was saying there's no need to claim that the US is somehow acting in a way that's new because it's controlled by Russia. That's what the US always did. You expect the US to bomb random people in far away countries even more than you expect China or Russia to. It's kind of our thing.
And to tie it all off, the TV was set to channel 9 with the breast exam.
Colorado springs, huh? Yeah they just needed to be brown there.
Edit: it seems that place is actually changing since they recently elected an African immigrant mayor. I always only knew it as a right wing shithole.
They put the tardigrades onto surfaces cooled to below -226 degrees Fahrenheit (-143 degrees Celsius), and covered the tiny creatures in anisole, an anise-scented organic compound.
If it's not enough that they froze them, then they covered them in licorice flavor and tattooed them with it. I literally didn't realize you could torture something so.
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TIL that during the Prussian siege of Paris many balloons made one way trips out of the city
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There were no regulations that couldn't ever n made unrefrigerated raw milk safe in cities at the time. You either sold milk from cows raised in the city itself(which means cramped quarters and disease) or carted it in on a wagon (which means unrefrigerated milk sitting for hours). Adding formalin likely made it safer, it was so dangerous. The scandal thing played like it was what they were feeding cows (we feed cows high protein spent grains today and it's considered high quality feed), but the reality was milk in cities was always insane.