What have you learned today?
- Thread starter hanselthecaretaker
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You didn't learn anything; your common sense was reiterated.
If you want to hear someone with brains actually talk about that kraken lawsuits, look up Opening Arguments podcast, or Cleanup on Aisle 45 podcast. Both of those have a lawyer (same guy), and he discusses various legal issues in the news, from the viewpoint of an actual lawyer, and explains it in more understandable, non-legal jargon. And he's been delighting the past month or so, in going over how fucking idiotic the kraken claims are.
Apparently there was a dentist in Ohio who practiced from 1922-1946 who was named Dr. Gay Hitler. That may possibly be one of the worst names anybody has ever had, retroactively.
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And he lived just in time to be the butt of jokes until his dying day. That sucked.Apparently there was a dentist in Ohio who practiced from 1922-1946 who was named Dr. Gay Hitler. That may possibly be one of the worst names anybody has ever had, retroactively.
The entire world of people obsessed with which rich and powerful people are sleeping together feel 13 all the time.
I dunno, I mean we can say there honestly was a gay hitler, and he probably wasn't too bad a dude.Apparently there was a dentist in Ohio who practiced from 1922-1946 who was named Dr. Gay Hitler. That may possibly be one of the worst names anybody has ever had, retroactively.
Poor guy. The fact there's a Hitler road and Hitler park in that county is no doubt just a little awkward as well.Apparently there was a dentist in Ohio who practiced from 1922-1946 who was named Dr. Gay Hitler. That may possibly be one of the worst names anybody has ever had, retroactively.
That 6 % of deaths in low-income countries can be attributable to indoor air pollution.
I had never given the matter much thought in the past, other than thinking that burning wood for heat/lightning is very inefficient compared to electric ovens/electric lights which is enough of a concern. I never thought much about the fact that the smoke kills, and if I had to put a number on it I would've guessed for 1 % tops. 6 % on the other hand: that is a lot.
I had never given the matter much thought in the past, other than thinking that burning wood for heat/lightning is very inefficient compared to electric ovens/electric lights which is enough of a concern. I never thought much about the fact that the smoke kills, and if I had to put a number on it I would've guessed for 1 % tops. 6 % on the other hand: that is a lot.
They sing - and sing well - precisely one song. And it’s a cover of “Don’t Stop Believing”.
Haven't heard that one, and given what I have heard, I have no interest in hearing it.
Yes, there's quite a big drive to provide people, especially in rural areas, in developing countries with cleaner-burning stoves because of the health impact, particularly on women and young children, who're in the home all day.
Don't hide rocks behind your shed when you're 33; you'll have to move them when you're 40 and it's much, much harder.
That's Steven Tyler of Aerosmith's real last name is Tallarico, and that he's the cousin of Tommy Tallarico, one of the more notable video game music composers from the 90's to early 00's and the main guy behind the likely future commercial flop console Intellivision Amico (and also a huge douche).
Maybe because some hitlers lived in the area? There were some of them in the US around that time.
Insert Guardians of the Galaxy meme of "Who?" here.
One of those lolcows from the early 2000's who became internet famous for writing an embarrassing self-insert fanfic/webcomic about a Sanic/Pikachu hybrid. Been arrested before, I think. That's all I have.
Well it’s not like their other songs because it’s a cover. You know, of Journey.