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MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »
Lol it's not lined up on the year
THAN WHAT'S THE POINT OF HAVING THE CALENDAR?0 -
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Today I learned that I need to spend more time warming up before I do a run interval on the treadmill.1
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MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »
Also why are there two Januarys?1 -
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TIL that my kid actually misses me when I go away 0 -
Today I learned that protein powder peanut butter balls are good and taste like cookie dough.1
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That tarantulas are an endangered species
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TIL of Bobbie the Wonder Dog, who walked a distance of at least 2,551 miles (4,105 km) through plains, desert, and mountains in the winter to return home to his family, swimming in rivers and even crossing the Continental Divide in the coldest part of winter.
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mllncmpfan2000 wrote: »That tarantulas are an endangered species
Which species? There are so many different species and they can't all be endangered0 -
Versicolour wrote: »
Which species? There are so many different species and they can't all be endangered
They didn't say, but I just asked google and this is what I found: Poecilotheira Fasciata, P. Ornata, P. Smithi, P. Subfusca, and P. Vittata (source - The Hill)
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TIL not to mix my new anti anxiety medication with advil because it equals my stomach loathing me. :')0
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mllncmpfan2000 wrote: »
They didn't say, but I just asked google and this is what I found: Poecilotheira Fasciata, P. Ornata, P. Smithi, P. Subfusca, and P. Vittata (source - The Hill)
Okay. Poor Poecilotheira species. I am relieved that none of my tarantulas fell into the endangered species category1 -
@Versicolour wrote: »Today I sternly reminded myself (for the hundredth time) that no one actually cares as much about me as I would like, or as much as I care about them
We are much alike. I wouldn't trade that personality trait of ours for anything. Not everyone is capable of loving and caring so very deeply. It's not easy, I know, but you learn to live with it. It does sound sad, but once you pass the point of letting those thoughts control your mind, you start seeing the beauty of your heart. Even those who matter to us the most don't "give" back what we think/feel we deserve. 0 -
NASA has a page on their site where you can download models for 3D printing. Now I can print Hurricane Katrina just like I've always wanted to do.
https://nasa3d.arc.nasa.gov/models/printable1 -
Armadillos can carry leprosy0
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4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »Armadillos can carry leprosy
The Black Plague still exists and it's also in North America.
http://www.businessinsider.com/plague-new-mexico-black-death-fleas-rodents-2017-60 -
TIL ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King’ is the only fantasy film in history to have ever won the Best Picture Oscar and holds the distinction of sweeping the highest number of nominations, with 11 out of 11 wins.0
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There’s a pig monument near my town that was erected because some people saved a pig from a well. I bet they were nice people.0
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The Black Plague still exists and it's also in North America.
http://www.businessinsider.com/plague-new-mexico-black-death-fleas-rodents-2017-6
TIL I’m going to die!!! Thanks, cee
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That I didn't have my alarm set for 4 am to work out. Lesson learned. Well played alarm clock.0
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laprimaJenny wrote: »
Wow can they really that just boggled my mind! Gross!
Up to 95 percent of the population is genetically unsusceptible to contracting leprosy. And these days, it is highly treatable and not nearly as contagious as once believed. As for armadillos—the risk of transmission to humans is low. Only the nine-banded armadillo is known to carry the disease.0 -
The Black Plague still exists and it's also in North America.
http://www.businessinsider.com/plague-new-mexico-black-death-fleas-rodents-2017-6
It does, we have it at work (research) - yersinia pestis
plus this little guy and a few friends are on my desk
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Back in the day, when I was stationed out in California, it seemed like every time we went to our main training area, a soldier would come back with the bubonic plague. We would get training on field sanitation and take precautions. It did keep the rate down and no one was ever terminal.0
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