The Planet

... I couldn't believe this was actually true so I started typing it into a calculator at which point I realized it was obvious because it's a*b/100 so it doesn't matter which order a and b are because multiplication is commutative omg i can't believe i didn't realize this sooner

there is No Way this name wasn't done deliberately on multiple levels lmfao

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacteriophage#In_humans wrote:The most common phages in the human intestine, found worldwide, are crAssphage.

I also just learned that if you put a URL in your quote attribution here it does in fact create a link to the URL so that's super nice

omg https://ankewehner.tumblr.com/post/673285373042032640 the costume design for Witcher and how it makes two similarly-built actors look like they have very different builds

omg https://www.exceldemy.com/shift-cells-down-in-excel/ (Alt-Enter to insert blank row(s) above the row(s) you've selected)

Amazing ant alert! https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/p ... ree-damage

Oh! It was a couple months ago, not today, but did you know the Inspector Gadget theme is basically a remix of Hall of the Mountain King? It's kind of hilarious.

Kieran wrote: ↑

Fri 18 Feb, 2022, 7:56 pm

Oh! It was a couple months ago, not today, but did you know the Inspector Gadget theme is basically a remix of Hall of the Mountain King? It's kind of hilarious.

OMG IT IS

TIL that an alligator pear is just another name for an avocado

Apparently the British town of Bath is named after baths and not the other way around? I always thought the term 'bath' came from the town, but I don't think I was ever thought this, I just assumed. Like Spa. I guess not. Bear in mind, I did not check this fact even now.

No, you're right, Bath is named after baths, because it has hot springs. https://www.etymonline.com/word/bath