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>chlorofluorocarbons, or unleaded gasoline I think you meant leaded gasoline? Both were inventions of one man Thomas Midgley, Jr. He contracted polio and made a harness to assist himself to get out of bed and ended up accidentally strang
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PEI, land of the Murphys restaurant empire.
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Love it. I'm lmao now at such craziness.
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My Canadian province there is a "kingpin" of sorts a family who owns many restaurants. One brother owns all the local Tim Horton's coffee shops here and another brother owns Wendy's restaurants. The also both have a pile
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This reminds me of seeing a video about a demolition of something using explosives. The person was UK military and the person counted down "10..9..8..7..6.. .. 4..3..2..1..fire" They omitted 5 because supposedly it may sound like
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Your voice would change though I think that would be more of an issue to most guys. But it may reverse baldness? My guess is it may stop the progression but not reverse it, not regrow lost hair.
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*water Pure not salt water or tap water, not contaminated toilet water where most phones seem to end up. And only for a certain time at a certain depth (pressure). And not pressurized just static. Maybe they should be named USB-Sea? /s
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Thanks but I'm not a vampire.
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These Scooby Do Mystery Wagon shape van EVs seem to be all the rage. There's a company here is SE Canada making a small EV van that looks similar to the Canoo. If there ever was a vehicle called a Canoo it should have been Canadian. Ma
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The USA is metric but the units have a wrapper over them to mask it from US citizens. Example NIST website https://www.nist.gov/pml/owm/si-units-length >The value for the inch, derived from the value of the Yar
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I think people think that light goes through glass like a laser beam nothing in its way. Just flying right through. But it's actually like a pool ball hitting another pool ago and so on. The original photon of light is not what you see
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When it's foods contaminating plastic then we'll really know it's bad.
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"if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" is a good phrase to throw right back at politicians who have closed door meetings about surveillance, or anything.
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I don't know about snakebites but recently I read about a man who ate a Destroying Angel mushroom by mistake. He was given an antidote for the toxin which amazed that me such a thing existed. I wonder how similar if at all amatoxin and
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A bunch.
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Making $17/hr in 1994 is equivalent to $31/hr in 2023. Then again it was Alberta so even minimum wage workers were probably making $17/hr back then since housing costs would have been nuts, or anything really.
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Option C to hose down the peasants as they entered the tube station so they didn't scuff the walls was not used.
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>3. Record the radio, and assemble songs you like onto a low-audio-quality tape for yourself. That was the most common thing to do. There were so many Top 40 or Top 100 radio shows you could always record off the air if your tape deck co
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I can't read the entire article but I can guess its meaning. My grandfather (born in 1901) used to go out to western Canada each fall for the harvest. Tractors then because affordable and fewer people were needed until it was mainly al
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Yes I did breeze over it. Basically he scoffed and went ahead anyway.
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I think my employer does it for my anyway lol
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I had to start taking synthroid since about 5 years in my mid 40s. In my mid 20s I was into Tae Kwon Do and while sparring a guy taller and much heavier punch my in my neck. I have to wonder if he damaged my thyroid.
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I have astigmatism and now presbyopia too so if I remove my glasses and try to see if they magnify or reduce thing I'm not able to see because I can't see without my glasses. lol
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Yeah it was a bit confusing. My friends and I played outside as children. I began to wear eyeglasses at age 17. My friends at the time to the best of my knowledge did not wear eyeglasses (ages 0 to 18). I do not know any of the same people
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lol I can't see either way and now I have bifocals too.
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As a child of the 1970s and a teen in the early 1980s I was outside more than in even in cold Canadian winters. I have bad astigmatism and I'm also near or far sighted (can never recall which). I know just my own life doesn't null
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Or better yet find out how to prevent cancers since it's better to not be sick than to treat you once you are sick. Things like the HPV vaccine which in my province saw a 90% drop in just a few years. I think everyone should get it no
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Derek Muller from Veritasium replied to the video it seems there was some behind the scenes communication which the video author (Tom Nicholas) ignored but replied to in a long comment. It seems to to create sensationalism. He got 2.1M view
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> He did not mention at all that the proportion of what he was talking about was essentially irrelevant unless you are an electronics board designer. If you want to get that detailed most people would freak at conventional vs electron fl
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Yes I was expecting this not the ads but the multiple streaming services. We used to have TV channels now we have multiple streaming services each is in a way a channel. But it's hard to justify paying for a half dozen streaming servic
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