what? and ban all flights to australia?

and how much would they have saved if they had gone for no employees at all but onlyfans?

the usa and sentences with “monarch” and “threatening”; name a more iconic duo.

i like the idea of using indeciperable as a euphemism to replace expletives. this should be generally adopted imo.

“i have the worst indecipherable luck!”

so you’re saying the marketing strategy for the Vision was… shortsighted?

if you don’t like the reflection, don’t blame the mirror.

who came third?

was she, by any chance, a habitual offender?

as can almost everything in life.

watch the video on the rules for rulers by the youtube channel cgpgrey for one explanation.

this fairly informative response has downvotes, ironically.

downvoting something only because you disagree with its contents is a sign of immaturity. it screams, “i personally don’t like this viewpoint so i’ll do everything in my power to suppress it from everyone else.”.

the mature response would be to leave the voting buttons alone and provide instead a measured response of the reasons for your disagreement.

you do know how to use the oxford comma, i’ll grant you that.

yeah, but it can do really cool things like “suggest a name for my project that does X”.

surely that game’s worth the candle, yes?

these sources cover the story pretty well:

NPR

The Lancet

the story to fixate upon there is how the cia located bin laden in the first place – by having agents pose as international aid workers dispensing the polio vaccine in pakistan.

this one act has led to a distrust in aid workers in that country and the flourishing of polio. countless innocent lives ruined, but i’m sure uncle sam considers those as adequate compensation against killing one man who had sequestered hinself away with his goats and his porn.

we should care less about how that one man was buried then and more about how the polio-ridden corpses of children are treated today.

burial and cremation, as practices, should be be dispensed with altogether.

i want my eventual corpse to be donated to a green burial.

yeah but it’s australia. their under 16 is our under 91.

it may be that you were being facetious, but numbers and formulae are usually the most potent weapons in the arsenal of people who want to bulldoze in their own agenda.

as a general rule, any post with figures should warrant greater scrutiny, not less; and definitely not none with a nudge to rank it higher. even if it is one in all frivolity as my comment above.

is it, though?

a stomach can stretch upto 4 litres in capacity when pushed (one source). that’s 4000cm³ (or 244 cubic inches).

to fill that capacity, the volume of a pizza needs to be 4000cm³ or 244 inch³.

take πr²h = 4000 for thin crust pizzas, if we assume the average height of pizza and toppings as 1cm, our equation simplifies to πr² = 4000; which gives the radius of the pizza as around 36 cms – or a diameter of 72 cms (or 28").

if we take a thicker pizza of an average crust thickness of 1", then our equation for square inches simplifies to πr² = 244. which gives us a radius of about 9" or a diameter of 18".

since most pizzas top out at 12"-14" diameter (thin and thick crust volume varying between 700cm³ to 2600cm³), if anything, we’re nowhere near achieving our full potential!

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