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ルームランナーでおままごとしましたっ☆ちぃたん☆ですっ☆
One day, I'll be able to run at 100 km/h.
One day, I'll be able to run at 100 km/h.
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Claim: Bubble Yum chewing gum contains spider eggs.
Status: True.
Status: True.
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me and a bunch of stupid assholes are going to start a community in the middle of the desert to either die or prove a very important point
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OUT: i should have been a pair of ragged claws scuttling across the floors of silent seas
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TICK TOCK PORK CLOCK!!!!!!!
Roman portable sundial in the shape of a cured ham. The whimsical yet precision-crafted bronze timepiece was unearthed in Herculaneum in 1760 and quickly identified as a rare pocket sundial by its grid markings. The exact workings of the 'pork clock' have, however, only recently new research.
Historians at Wesleyan University created an exact 3D-printed replica of the sundial, complete with its lost gnomon (the part of a sundial that casts a shadow) which was described by an 18th-century museum curator as having been in the shape of a pig’s tail.
Outdoor experimentation with the sundial confirmed that the device would be hung from a chain with the sun on its left side, allowing the pig tail to cast its shadow across the grid. Vertical lines on the grid represent the months of the year, while the horizontal lines indicate the number of hours past sunrise or before sunset.
The Roman user aligned the tip of the tail's shadow to fall on the vertical column of the current month. They then counted the number of horizontal lines from the top of the grid to the tip of the shadow, to reveal the hour of the day.
While fixed sundials were common in towns across the Roman world, this prosciutto clock is one of only around 25 portable sundials to survive from antiquity and one of the earliest known to exist.
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Okay but did her boyfriend still love her or not
‘Oh my God’: live worm found in Australian woman’s brain in world-first discovery theguardian.com/australia-news…
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whoa what
Nature Comms paper: Subtle adversarial image manipulations influence both human and machine perception! We show that adversarial attacks against computer vision models also transfer (weakly) to humans, even when the attack magnitude is small. nature.com/articles/s4146…
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It's 45 years since the best ever account of an attempted crime.
From the Edinburgh Evening News, 18 August 1978.
From the Edinburgh Evening News, 18 August 1978.
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Is the cure for male loneliness blah blah let's talk about a real problem which is Dracula's shape-shifting castle of evil
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awful lotta "AI is sentient!" hype coming from dudes who don't even understand that women are sentient
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I see the icon has gone from “cheap condom brand” to “cheap condom brand that’s been in your wallet for a year”
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i'm in hell
HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu leads latest memecoin rally, surging 30% theblock.co/post/244646/ha…
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