Pizza is good. Dick is good. Pizza dick = good

Weren’t we supposed to make fun of it, not compliment it?

That’s what working out is; a controlled waste of energy

Credit: Hermis Haridas, India/Bird Photographer of the Year 2024

Probably a whole bunch of us. Stupidity may result in unwanted and/or unplanned pregnancies.

I bet they still couldn’t reach. Giraffes have the same number of vertebrae in their necks as other mammals. This makes their necks very stiff, compared to their lengths. For reference, look up giraffes drinking.

Even bigger piece 😋

Yep, it’s there alright

I’d argue Wh is a complete waste. Just use J, which is the much more established unit.

But SSD is solid state drive, not solid state disc/disk

That depends on my age’s fault

In order to be classified as a genocide, it has to fulfill these two criteria:

1. Be a genocide
2. Not be committed by me or my allies

It’s that simple!

And some diseases are renamed and actively encouraged to not use the old name. A prime example is granulomatosis with polyangitis, formerly known as Wegener’s granulomatosis. Wegener being a nazi might be a reason for this particular change…

https://youtu.be/d6iQrh2TK98?feature=shared

Just a number dumb monkeys believe to be “more random”.

Everything except hydrogen. And technically, only elements that are heavier than iron necessarily come from exploding stars. The lighter elements are made in non-exploding stars and could, at least theoretically, be distributed across the universe without a supernova.

That depends on how you define who’s affected. The fine is part of EUs budget and the fees paid by member states will be reduced by the same amount for next years budget. Every* member of the EU profits from this. And since anti competitive behaviour affects the entire market, the involved parties got compensated.

*Except perhaps apple users… And one might argue they’re the ones affected. But it’s also self-inflicted.

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Free from additives?

Well, there’s your first problem.

No. The measles vaccine is around 97% effective at preventing the disease. Yes, some who got the vaccine are still at risk, but the vast majority of them have effective protection.

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vpd/measles/index.html