What do you know today that you didn't know yesterday?

[onlinebiker]

I hereby nominate this cunt for the Timothy Treadwell Award - for dumb twats who think that "The Lion King" is a documentary and "Bambi" is reality.....

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I hereby nominate this cunt for the Timothy Treadwell Award - for dumb twats who think that "The Lion King" is a documentary and "Bambi" is reality.....

I agree with your assessment, but the meme is only partially true - Els wasn’t eaten, just bitten to death. Small comfort, I know.

Boru

[onlinebiker]

I hereby nominate this cunt for the Timothy Treadwell Award - for dumb twats who think that "The Lion King" is a documentary and "Bambi" is reality.....

I agree with your assessment, but the meme is only partially true - Els wasn’t eaten, just bitten to death. Small comfort, I know.

Boru

The hippo asks - "does this clown taste funny?"

[Foxaèr]

That there is more than one Mission Impossible movie.

Appears as though it's attempting to go the way of Fast & Furious.

[Angrboda]

But while the Angostura name is instantly recognizable, there’s a level of mystery surrounding the brand. First, the bitters recipe is an old family secret. In fact, only five living people know it — all of whom have agreed to preserve the secret. But it’s not just the contents inside an Angostura bottle that have long confounded drink lovers. The brand’s oversized label makes it stand out on the shelf and has long been a source of confusion for consumers. There’s a reason for that: It initially began as a mistake.

When the brand’s founder, Dr. Johann Siegert, died in 1870, he passed the family business along to his sons Carlos, Luis, and Alfredo. The Siegert brothers decided to enter a competition to get their brand some press, and decided to do a rebrand. One brother designed the new bottle, while another brother designed the new label. The problem? Neither thought to consult the other about how to size them. By the time they realized that the label was too large for the bottle, it was too late to start over; they entered the competition anyway, oversized label and all.

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[Foxaèr]

A conscientious objector (CO) is a person refusing to bear arms for their country, for reasons based on their conscience. They may have religious, moral, or ethical beliefs incompatible with being a combatant in military service, or they may refuse to be a part of any combatant organization.

New World Encyclopedia

[Foxaèr]

Why you still can't get a PS5

Global chip shortage

Sony and Microsoft can’t make more consoles available to consumers because crucial components are in short supply: chips. The PS5 and the new Xbox both run on chips from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), an American semiconductor company.

[brewer]

Shaggy's uncle looks a lot like...



Penn Jillette

I thought this was Eleven with a cartoon filter. My bad.

[Foxaèr]

I thought this was Eleven with a cartoon filter. My bad.

[brewer]

I thought this was Eleven with a cartoon filter. My bad.

You're welcome.