Climate change is real and we’re causing it
“I definitely did not do this and won’t change anything I do.”
Blue M&Ms cause cancer
“How could the M&M people do this to me?”
Climate change is real and we’re causing it
“I definitely did not do this and won’t change anything I do.”
Blue M&Ms cause cancer
“How could the M&M people do this to me?”
No one’s asking anyone to prove a negative, there’s just zero case for a positive.
You can not believe in ghosts because there’s zero evidence they exist and compassionately support someone at the end of their life who’s experiencing deathbed visions at the same rime
For the 90s ska revival, I think Reel Big Fish takes the cake for most ska-ish ska band
Shin Godzilla is a whole different level of Godzilla, definitely made Godzilla more creepy than in any other film. While the OG Godzilla was a response to anxiety about nuclear bombs, Shin Godzilla is clearly a response to the Tohoku tsunami.
Also check out Shin Ultraman and Shin Kamen Rider.
Science classes

This is also how I recall it. They didn’t find out until after Nala came back in the picture when Simba was all growed up
I still don’t understand what point you’re trying to make…
Sure, people are fish and insects are crstaceans, but that has nothing to do with edibility.
My point is that crabs and grasshoppers are separated by 400 million years of evolution, and are extremely different from one another, just like fish and people are extremely different from one another. I’m trying and failing to understand your point, and don’t at all get what you’re using the word “bugs” to describe
Dawg. Insects broke away from the arthropods in the ocean and came on land in the fucking Devonian period. That makes crabs and insects about as related as you and a lobe-finned fish.


“Clean as you go” gang rise up

This is a valid counterpoint

Shallots are superior to onions in 95% of allium applications
TIL there are trees called Chinquapins that are closely related to chestnuts, and that the Chinquapin oak is named after Chinquapin trees because its leaves are similar in shape. I had only ever heard of Chinquapin oaks before.
Both Saharan dust and the overwhelming majority of tropical waves would pass well south of this island, imo
That island would probably have amazing weather
Pretty sure that’s the point


The movie Koyaanisqatsi has some documentary footage of New York City streets from the late 70s, and there are some scenes where they’re packed. I’ve never been to NY so can’t speak from experience, but if they’re less busy now, maybe that has to do with cultural changes and the internet replacing much of what we used to do in real life?
Literally true
You’re taking this way too seriously