Omg I wish I had that many rubber spatulas
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Cake day: July 2nd, 2023
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standing on the shoulders of giantsblinding everyone else LOL
333·4 months agoIt looks like you couldn’t decide on “bizarre” or “bazaar” so you split the difference. Bazaar is a market place, bizarre is weird. Just fyi, not trying to be a dick about it happy holidays love you
How dare you call them sea slugs and not nudibranchs
And I ain’t never paid a garbanzo to bean in my mouth
And it would rust, fall apart, and explode.
They do but it’s always sold out
We call it the USSS for reasons that should be obvious to a German
13·9 months agodiddle my hall effect lid sensor daddy
before:2023
Neither of those are minerals.
He’s really Bernese Anders, a Swiss Nazi sleeper agent
At first I thought those guys were lunatics, but they’re actually genius conmen.
They’ve managed to convince the network executives to fund eleven seasons and counting of guys digging holes.
But then the priests don’t get to ask kids if they touch themselves
Cocaine withdrawal isn’t that bad. It’s all mental. You might get anxious or depressed and cocaine will be the only thing you think about for a while, but that’s it.
Benzo or alcohol withdrawals will actually kill you. Those need to be handled with medical assistance.
Opioid withdrawal isn’t quite that dangerous, but it certainly will make you want to die.
Nah, that’s obviously a folk-punk band with an industrial revolution concept album
Not really. It is still used, but the vast majority of blasting is done with ANFO now. Much safer and much cheaper.
That’s kind of a myth. Musa and the Mali empire were certainly wealthy for the time but you can’t really compare an emperor in the 14th century with a modern oligarch.
Musa liked to boast about his wealth at every opportunity. Like, he would tell people that gold grows like a plant in Mali while he threw gold bars at them. And all the reports of his immense wealth come from the people he encountered on his pilgrimage.
The amount of gold he brought (18 tons!) would be worth about $1.5B today. That was likely all of the gold the empire had collected during his reign. And it wasn’t technically his, it belonged to the empire.
The price of gold in Egypt dropped by about 15%, which was a lot but well within normal fluctuations. He also ran out of gold on the return trip and had to beg for loans which he never repaid.