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  • 2dolychocephalic4me

  • Boxism hype machine:"Keep in mind that Carter is undefeated, so this could go either way!"

    "But what about the reports of Carter's dementia?"

    "Actually that could be a great advantage for the former President, not getting tangled in Logan's past moves"

    "And what about the rumours about Logan's last matches being rigged"

    "No, this is completely different, it will be quite a challenge this time. I'll give it 50/50"

  • If you follow the surface with your finger, starting from the outside, you can end up on the inside, without traversing the surface. There is only one surface, no concept of outside or inside, contrary to a good old cube for instance.

    Similar to a Moebius strip but with a higher dimension. A MS is easier to understand since you can easily make one to try to run your finger on the surface and end up anywhere.

  • !subscribe to badger facts

  • Is this loss but with science?

  • Praying is a little bit like music though... Now that I think of it, breathing has this weird rhythmic quality. Maybe ban it plz?

  • Very sensible, thank you. I've seen a picture of a flower today, I'm still shaking. Witchcraft!

  • They're flying into the eye of a cat5 hurricane???

    Bloody hell. And I'm afraid of air turbulences...

  • https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_edible_dormouse

    Etymology

    The word dormouse comes from Middle English dormous, of uncertain origin, possibly from a dialectal *dor-, from Old Norse dár 'benumbed' and Middle English mous 'mouse'.

    The word is sometimes conjectured to come from an Anglo-Norman derivative of dormir 'to sleep', with the second element mistaken for mouse, but no such Anglo-Norman term is known to have existed.[4]

    The Latin word glis, which is the origin of the scientific name, is from the Proto-Indo-European root *gl̥h₁éys 'weasel, mouse', related to Sanskrit गिरि girí 'mouse' and Ancient Greek γαλέη galéē 'weasel'.

    The Wikipedia article slides over the word 'edible' like it's a complete non-problem

  • Street urchins aka boulevard hedgehogs

  • Anyone got links to these particular species, especially the wasp one?

    Don't give a f🦆k about the children either, carcinization is expected I thought.

    ETA: guess what I duckduckgo'd "wasp beetle" and found it. I feel like a genius https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clytus_arietis

  • Dr Zaius! Dr Zaius!

  • Predating dinosaurs: as in 'predators' or 'pre-dating'?

    I'm scared.

  • I will probably use these images in a corporate PowerPoint. I'm not asking for your permission, I'm warning you. Sorry, it's too good. (I will credit you as a CTO of some company ending in -SYS or - LEA if you want)

  • Noobish kdr. Max 10 millions deaths, somewhere between a French general during WWI (not counting German casualties) and minor paranoid dictators. Too much time larping as a psychopathic torturer, not enough time getting the job done. Mao killed several million people on a good mood, that's professionalism.