The ceramic edges of broken spark plugs are really good at breaking tempered glass, but tempered glass is on a certain sense the opposite of bullet proof glass.

It also won’t feed world hunger. .

“Extremely rare rocks” is not the same thing as “extremely rare minerals” and is definitely not the same thing as “extremely rare elements.”

It was an attempt to get you to proofread. I think you accidentally a restaurant.

we we’re in a really good Mexican close the theater and it was really good.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnagogia

Arguably Japan one in 1907, 1918, and in 1938ish…

I would argue they three.

Either that or it goes into whatever birds or whatever other bioaccumulators that consume them and accumulate it at the top of the food chain (maybe eventually you and me).

Maybe they were calling them out by the students actually present instead of by the colleges nearby.

Wouldn't that be the exact opposite of a Cassandra complex.

Marker plastics sounds like some plastic related jargon but it's just hard plastic possibly from a permanent marker (like a sharpie) that some consumers found and reported.

"I don't know what the big deal with Hamlet is. It's just one famous saying after another, strung together by a moldy old plot."

Mr. Evrart is helping me find my red barrel.