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One hundred grams of brown sugar contains 377 Calories (nutrition table), as opposed to 387 Calories in white sugar (link to nutrition table). However, brown sugar packs more densely than white sugar due to the smaller crystal size and may have more calories when measured by volume.
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It would be funnier if they both had hats on, though?
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Schadenboner posted:It would be funnier if they both had hats on, though?
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i'm hosting a yospos quantum foam party
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it was cool up until the human layer
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yeah the babby sandwiched between a fingerprint and a dinosaur is what made me laugh
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yeah last time I checked dinosaurs weren't made of tiny babies
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haveblue posted:yeah last time I checked dinosaurs weren't made of tiny babies psssh shows what you know
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haveblue posted:yeah last time I checked dinosaurs weren't made of tiny babies
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that is one hairy fingertip
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FMguru posted:when...when was the last time you checked? Paleontologists get so mad at the modern Jurassic World movies for not properly representing modern discoveries about dinosaurs.
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The video became the first on YouTube to receive three billion, four billion, and five billion views on August 4, 2017; October 11, 2017; and April 5, 2018, respectively (dates are based on UTC).[225][226][227]
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Reminds me of that student who was told that the temperature on the Sun varies from 15 to 27 million, and asked if that was Celsius or Kelvin.
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darthbob88 posted:Reminds me of that student who was told that the temperature on the Sun varies from 15 to 27 million, and asked if that was Celsius or Kelvin. Fahrenheit: the only valid system of measurement. 
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darthbob88 posted:Reminds me of that student who was told that the temperature on the Sun varies from 15 to 27 million, and asked if that was Celsius or Kelvin. 
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The real Willie had in fact decomposed, and the body in the coffin was that of an older, stuffed groundhog.
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The Leck posted:The real Willie had in fact decomposed, and the body in the coffin was that of an older, stuffed groundhog. cadaver synod of appalachia
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 This picture of a tank shooting a bunny (in the face) represents the core concept of overkill.
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Rene Rodriguez of The Miami Herald wrote "The movie looks like it was lit by lava lamps, scored on Moog synthesizers, written between bong hits and acted underwater. None of this is meant as praise."
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Sagebrush posted:Rene Rodriguez of The Miami Herald wrote "The movie looks like it was lit by lava lamps, scored on Moog synthesizers, written between bong hits and acted underwater. None of this is meant as praise." i was getting pretty psyched until that last line 
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Suspicious Dish posted:The success of the album, bolstered by an article in the gaming magazine Nintendo Power, began a huge cult following for the band, with fans attending concerts in costumes inspired by the band's storyline and participating by way of singing along with the band's music, which was further exemplified by the group's work in Act II: The Father of Death. Sagebrush posted:embarrassed that i know what this is aardvaard posted:they're a good band if you pretend you don't know it's based on a videogame note for people who don't know: these posts are referring to a band called "the protomen". the protomen are bad. the reason they are bad is because several, and perhaps all, of the band members are sex pests. i'm not going to link to the posts (it's a lot of dead links, quoted posts, and old reblogs at this point) but short story the dudes in the band love to cheat on their girlfriends when they're out on the road, and at least two members (one who's a co-creator and still a member) creep on young 18 year old fangirls and pressure them into sex. these guys are old as hell now btw, when the allegations came out 4+ years ago people described them as "in their 30s"
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i extremely care about the sex badness of the mega man band, too it is the one bad thing about the middle-aged mega man cover band
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i am very surprised that these men who choose to identify as both nerds and rock stars could be the sex kind of bad, which i am sure is the fly in the otherwise flawless ointment of their mega man cover band
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Feb 5, 2019 04:32
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cool way to trivialize pedophilic rape, user sham bam bamina!
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i'm not discounting lutha mahtin's post, which is basically good and helpful, i just think the tone is funny
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Byron (Low Tax) Looper, born Byron Anthony Looper (September 15, 1964 – June 26, 2013), was a Republican politician in Tennessee. In order to advance his political career, he legally changed his middle name from "Anthony" to "(Low Tax)". After being convicted for the October 1998 murder of his election opponent, incumbent Tennessee State Senator Tommy Burks, he was given a life sentence in prison. He died in Morgan County Correctional Complex on June 26, 2013.
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i saw a true crime show about looper before it clicked he was bad at crime and politic
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Spiders with furry bodies are known as velvet spiders and one which was recently discovered in Spain is named Loureedia, because it has a velvet body and lives underground.[122]
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not worthless 
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FMguru posted:Spiders with furry bodies are known as velvet spiders and one which was recently discovered in Spain is named Loureedia, because it has a velvet body and lives underground.[122] trying to figure out whether this is cool or if i'm angry about the punning
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it's cool hth 
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prefect posted:trying to figure out whether this is cool or if i'm angry about the punning
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Sham bam bamina! posted:scientific names are full of goofy crap like that Turns out scientists are nerds
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Eventually Trump decided to quit his job and began streaming full-time, making a living from Twitch's partnership program by earning revenue from advertisements and subscriptions.[2]
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