Something interesting you learned recently

That's the fella.
Think he was eating all of Hamburglers food.

Someone told me what he was once... Fuuuuck I can't recall. Maybe a beet.

 

looks like an aubergine
or.. americans say an eggplant

 

That's right! It was my wife.

He's meant to be a taste bud.

I knew it was something way out there.

 

OH

 

What they couldn't find an actually picture of one they had to rip of a C grade documentary film?

 

I read an interesting article about the different methods Hong Kong protesters are using to evade Chinese facial recognition technology

Hong Kong Protesters Use Umbrellas, Lasers, and Respirators to Evade Surveillance and Teargas

 

Gospel Truth If Ever I Heard It......



Cheers Glen.

 

can also use a paper bag.

 

Sunday we stopped at a fish store on the Skokomish Reservation and bought a small king salmon from Hood Canal. As the guy started to filet the fish he indicated that it was an “Ivory king” and asked if we still wanted the fish. We did, and grilled it tonight and had it with a fresh tomato basil salad....yum. The flesh was indeed ivory white and very rich. Tonight I looked at the Alaska Fish and Game site and learned that white or ivory king salmon is relatively uncommon. The fish lack the ability to process a pigment in their food but the nutritional value and taste is not affected. These fish now carry a premium price. Lived in the PNW 29 years and never tasted this uncommon fish before.

 

i learned about the alcon blue butterfly. it lays it's eggs on one particular plant.. when they hatch, the caterpillars abseil to the ground on a silk thread and let ants carry them off to their nest. the caterpillars give off the scent of an ant egg, so the ants put them with the other eggs and feed them. they then give off the scent of a queen ant, causing the ants to care for them even more than their own eggs.. if there is a lack of food, the caterpillars get prioritised. they stay there for almost two years before pupating, then a couple of weeks later, hatching.

 

Ultra Man will blast you all with his particle-beam weapon!

 

In California schools, it is illegal to administer IQ tests to African American children.

 

By "better", you mean more convenient?
Because bread stays fresher longer when sliced as needed instead of presliced. So maybe what they need is a bread knife.

That's a good one!!!

Voice -> text no doubt

 

it's the little details isn't it. The details that you look at and say hey wait a minute, that doesn't make any sense at all. Why would a culture go through those lengths to mine and refine gold and seemingly miss the obvious much easier other metals that took 50,000 years to discover? Doesn't make sense. So I'm not calling bullshit, I'm just calling out that something or someone else knew about the gold and humans inherited the drive force behind its extraction.

 

I learned I have better marketing ideas than my supervisor