Afaik it’s not permanent.

jonathan frakes telling you you’re wrong for 47 seconds

Argyria worsens and builds up as exposure to silver continues, and does not resolve once exposure stops because the silver atoms cannot be removed from the skin and other tissues.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argyria#Pathophysiology

Been there, done that.

Didn’t break a window, just hung on a doorhandle.

The most fucked up thing is salvia has reverse tolerance. The more you use it the stronger it will be.

Yeah this, salvia is anything but some light recreational fun.

Or anything that might help with mental problems.

Last time I went the spirits kicked me out for being too much of a noob to their realm. But that was like 15-20 years ago.

I did actually.

“Helibacon” made me chuckle lol.

But…

And

Doesn’t really assuade me from my point too much… Especially when those are in Texas, where the annoying undergrowth, that hogs have an easy time hiding in, doesn’t exist to the extent it does in other places.

Good luck spotting and hitting boar from a helicopter without like extensive thermal vision and and some massive minigun and even then it’s gonna be hard.

Sneaky fuckers running in the undergrowth.

Remember they got Bobby as well

On a related note, may I suggest “No such thing as fish” as a podcast? From QI-producers been going on since the episode with “no such thing as fish” thing

https://youtube.com/@nstaaf

Oh yeah, I should’ve said “the disease” but I was already talking about flu epidemics in my head.

Good note, thanks, but for other people, as I understand the difference very well and would never suggest antibiotics as a treatment to virus-borne disease. And the evolution of bacteria is very different from viruses. Hell, we haven’t even decided if viruses are technically living or not. Anyway, good point

And the virus evolved to be less deadly and people evolved to have better immune responses to it.

The “Spanish Flu” still exists, and is all around us. Endemic to humanity. Meaning the H1N1-subtype of the influenza virus. Which killed 50-100 million people in 1918-1920. (Nowadays it’s called the seasonal flu)

I’d like to find an image of anti-antivaxxers, from around that time. They had some good burns against the silly antivaxxers and I just can’t remember what they were.

If we didn’t have swans and found their fossils and used the same techniques, they’d look like this.

shudder

https://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/tetrapod-zoology/dinosaurs-and-the-anti-shrink-wrapping-revolution/

Take your child to work day? Shouldn’t be doing that if you work in an industrial lab tho.

Maybe the storage room of a college chem class or smth?

I’m sure you were very good, but I doubt that you had that good a name memory as a five-year old.

I taught myself how to read as well, so I ain’t the dullest of pens either but somehow I just doubt you could’ve rattled off that many correct names and titles as a five-year old. Although, it might just be projection from my almost 40-year old weed-smoking soon-to-be-some-serious-memory-problem having ass. If so, apologies.

Russia is free again

I really wish that will happen as well, but when has Russia actually been free?

Literally everything in Africa has evolved to run away from humans, because when animals hear human speech and don’t run away they get eaten or domesticated.

When you look at a map of domesticated animals origins, not a single one comes from Africa. All the animals there know what humans are like no matter how we try fooling them.

Oh yah here’s the video sourcing that shit I just listened to today https://youtu.be/EqGxxWvDXsM

(hexadecimal)

Ishmael aims to expose that several widely accepted assumptions of modern society, such as human supremacy,

Click link, go to “anthropocentrism”.

Bro I can believe people are smarter than other animals and still not believe we’re the best or most valuable or worthiest or anything like that.

I know dogs are not as smart as me, but they’re sure as fuck better people than me.

Bro had never seen naked apes.

American

Very ethnocentric of you. I first heard it from Stephen Fry, so no, not literally zero people.

Also, it’s literally the first definition there. That’s the definition of the species in hemiptera. Just because you don’t know anyone who knows orders of animals in latin doesn’t mean we don’t exist.

I for one always enjoyed reading taxonomy, especially because sometimes translating a species can be quite weird if you don’t know the translation and have to essentially hope that the yellow-breasted warbler is the thing they also described it as in the other language. Sometimes it’s another feature.

But I’m sure you’d know roughly what I mean if I refer to the order of primates. Possibly the infraorder cetacean as well. Especially if you’ve watched Star Trek religiously.

Stephen Fry on Insects, and the beauty of nature and Evolution

That’s the wrong clip but i can’t be arsed to find it

Yeah that’s because that sounds funny. You should change it to something like “look, a bug. And I say that as this is a member of the order ‘hemiptera’, also known as ‘true bugs.’”

Or perhaps it’s just your face? People listen to me quite easily.

He’s gonna have a bitch of a time a few decades later passing kidneystones.