Imagine how many copycats if Luigi’s trial ends in jury nullification

I wonder what the surface tension of magma is, anyway thanks, I had forgotten that one

It’s not pedantry to point out your word choice was so completely wrong. Illusive is descriptive of things that are illusions (a mirage is illusive water); elusive is descriptive of something that is hard to find

I must not watch the right things, I don’t recall ever seeing media of a person sinking in lava. The closest was the Terminator being immersed in molten metal, but he was probably more dense than the molten metal being made of room temperature metal

I recall that scientists reactivated chicken genes for teeth and grew a toothed chook

There must be hundreds of youths with 3d printed guns and bad opinions about the absolute worst companies

(days late and all that) did you really dig for the worst non super wealthy you could come up with is the guy who sells me weed?

You must live a very sheltered life. I feel sorry for you

I guess they also heard the word from British sources and knew Australia was a British colony

Me in Australia: that’s a slater

They thought “wombat” was a synonym for sheep. This image or some previous search disabused them off that misconception

You must pronounce cetacean very differently to me

But all that running around and buzzing and living becomes low grade heat pretty rapidly

While most of the heat from the cat food furnace will go up the chimney rather than into the room.

I would expect the cat to be closer to 100% efficient than the furnace, unless it spends its time sitting on a window sill behind the curtain radiating towards infinity

Could you link to the symbol? It’s not on the Wikipedia list of hazard symbols

It’s the middle bottom one here, isn’t it

Thanks for posting this, it reminded me my fob watch was in my bag not in my fob pocket

It doesn’t seem plausible. After wiping your hands dry the bacteria either stayed on your hands or were transferred to the paper towel. I can’t see a path to the air.

Blasting your hands with air fast enough to blow off whole water drops and shatter them would put bacteria in the air.

I presume that when testing their air driers they use a sterile room and thoroughly washed hands in hospital type soap so any bacteria went down the drain and only sterile water was blown into the air

Do you ever watch people wash their hands? Many wet them then dry them. A few rub a little soap around them. Nearly no one does the full hand wash method recommended by health organisations (where each finger is individually washed)

And they don’t dry as well, and the air moves faster so whatever is living in the water drops on your hands (depending really on how thoroughly you wash your hands) gets flung further, spread better in the space

It’s from a parody news site. It’s a joke

The person doing the analysis also takes a statistic about intimate partner rape including where the woman believes actual rape happened and where the woman felt like he might have tried to, then immediately casts it as actual rapes against strangers by serial street rapists.

It’s not in the least credible

I feel I’m not in that venn diagram, living in Australia hundreds of kilometres from the sea

Though I have visited New York, and wasn’t bitten there, and as a kid I lived near a beach and spent summer in the Pacific and haven’t been bit by any sea animals either