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Tunicate posted:of course babies have a swimming reflex yea they have the reflex but they cant really swim or float very well
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prefect posted:ever see those videos of ladies giving birth in pools? people do it. or they did it. i don't know if it's still a thing it is still. and probably its good for some, but mostly for posture reasons according to my mom. a bed is a pretty bad angle to shoot out a baby, you could stand up & let gravity do most of the work, and someone to catch the baby. that way theres less poop water everywhere (although some poop is good for the baby) but yea newborns know not to breathe underwater for a couple weeks/months but the reflex goes away unless its maintained.
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Feb 10, 2024 01:12
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George posted:One problem is how much work parents have to put into getting babies to drink things. Then you get them in the pool and tell them to blow it away. Like make up your mind! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnwJPViexgg&t=54s
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Captain Hygiene posted:More than I wanted to know about the diet of worms
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Scarodactyl posted:Samuel Pepys referred to the dance in his diary as "The Jig of the Ship" and Captain Cook, who took a piper on at least one voyage, is noted to have ordered his men to dance the hornpipe in order to keep them in good health.[5] The dance on-ship became less common when fiddlers ceased to be included in ships' crew members. ive been meaning to read pepys diaries at some point, they seem to have been super candid
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NoneMoreNegative posted:fingerblasting lmbo exactly
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Mescal posted:I'd love it if I asked for a book and they asked me how I'd like it bound books were printed in folio, so youd have 8 or 16 pages on both sides of a big sheet of paper that would be folded, sewn, and bound & the page order would make sense. but if you were cheap you could buy a folded uncut folio direct also a lot of stuff was often published in installments, so might even subscribe and then either burn them or have them bound when they were finished you could still get new uncut books in denmark in the 70s/80s but i think the only really modern example i can think of is don knuths fascicles
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there were still some uncut books in my parents shelves when i began reading in earnest. i remember it was kind of awe-inspiring to cut every 2nd pages apart as i was reading. feels like untread ground, even though the book in abstract has been read by thousands before me, this copy has not been read by anyone, i am the first to physically read it. very 12 year old brained also it was kinda badass to have a use for a letter knife
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goblin week posted:foreskin books this isnt the silent hill wiki thread, its just the regular wikipedia thread
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Company spokeswoman Lauren Garner claimed public reaction was not the reason for the company's switch from detailed to summary billing, saying, "This was something we planned all along." yeah right lol
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Captain Hygiene posted:Children who had looked forward to the event were reduced to tears, especially when Santa was caught smoking. lmao literally came to post that sentence
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haveblue posted:Bad Santa ruled it was actually irl https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapland_New_Forest
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prefect posted:The tune somewhat resembles that of "Deep Sleep", "Time Out for Fun" and "Big Mess" from Devo's Oh, No! It's Devo album. Al's line "Yes!" in a slightly altered voice is reminiscent of the "Yes!" from "Explosions" on the same album. A descending synth line heard before some verses is similar to one used in "Deep Sleep." The recurring synth line heard throughout the song is very similar to the opening synth line from "Time Out for Fun". A descending three-note synth line heard throughout the chorus is very reminiscent of one used heavily in "Whip It". lol this is great. what does it sound like? yes, ive heard all other devo songs but this one, just desrcibe how it sounds compared to those
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Antivehicular posted:Apparently it's actually a description of "Dare to Be Stupid," Weird Al's Devo style parody, so the direct Devo refs are kind of interesting? It's got a bad case of that Wikipedia style where even interesting facts become deadly dull, though. ah ok that makes more sense but yeah its very wiki style
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Archduke Frantz Fanon posted:Limp Bizkit also recorded their own version for the film,[33] though Powerman 5000's cover was used instead, in both the film and on the soundtrack. hahaha owned
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Captain Hygiene posted:He asserted that the Danes, thanks to their habit of combing their hair every day, of bathing every Saturday and regularly changing their clothes, were able to undermine the virtue of married women and even seduce the daughters of nobles to be their mistresses.[12][13][14][15] hell yeah   
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better make sure youre on the same page there lol
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The COVID-19 pandemic is notably absent from the song;[1][7] Wentz cites the event's ubiquity and the need for rhyme space for Bush v. Gore in explaining why it was not included.[6]
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Captain Hygiene posted:Goonspeed, wiki editor so i edited the page and i left i like that and i said mods and editors you cant reverse my post because i meant what i edited and i left it like that and i got an email about it and and i said this is my wikipedia edit and i left it that
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MononcQc posted:that's it, that's the whole section. well its got a source
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biggest burger ive had was like 6-700 grams of patty plus bacon and cheese. woman i was dating at the time kept rolling her eyes and sighing, then called me an idiot when i was moaning on the floor lol it was actually pretty good though, and i didnt want to waste food or put a half-eaten burger in the fridge
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External links "Yatta!" at YouTube "【PV】YATTA! 葉っぱ隊" at Youtube (better quality)
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i remember the usenet known cranks faq
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Internet Old One posted:Prolific sockpuppeter with over 500 socks which inserts hoaxes about lions existing in Montana. way back in the mid 90s there was a a dude in the dk.* groups who had a lot conspiracy theories going. back then they were novel but now par for the course (flat earth etc) anyway decades later, (literally like '05–'10) i walked by a house with a ton of flyers and pamphlets glued/stapled up on the fence and facade. a villa, in between apartment buildings. took a flyer home cause wtf. turned out to be the top danish crank of the time, the guy above. i dont remember his name exactly, but also he was a turd so theres no reason to commemorate. apparently his mother died & he inherited the house, then spent the rest of his life racistly trolling usenet cause he was rich enough to avoid homelesness.
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Captain Hygiene posted:No page in this thread has featured more solidly concentrated username/epitaph potential its unseemly
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:Belligerent and POV claims about vision. Smugness and backseat moderation[clarification needed — is this forums moderation or in general?]
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Zohar posted:Alexandre Balthazar Laurent Grimod de La Reynière, a lawyer by qualification who acquired fame during the reign of Napoleon for his sensual and public gastronomic lifestyle, rejected the name mayonnaise because the word "is not French". He also rejected the name mahonnaise because Port Mahon "is not known for good food", and thus he preferred bayonnaise, after the city of Bayonne, which "has many innovative gourmands and... produces the best hams in Europe."[34][31] haha i was literally regaling my parents about this fact a month ago
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goblin week posted:In November 2023, Wozniak suffered a minor stroke while preparing to speak at a conference in Mexico City. He was hospitalized briefly before returning home.[166][167] is that the same wife he was talking about training like a dog by stealing her car keys?
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:After the BonziBuddy software was discontinued, images depicting Bonzi were sold as NFTs on OpenSea. lmao, that worked out for them https://opensea.io/BonziBUDDY_Official/activity
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Captain Hygiene posted:World War 11 or WW11 (eleven) may refer to: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=World_War_11&diff=1205034572&oldid=1205034421 
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dont talk to me or my sexy son ever again
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George posted:Never forget what the council of Nicaea took from us.
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i had a pop tart once and it was a brick of sugar. its a cliche thing to say. but i dont understand it. wheres the mouth feel? i loving love sweet things, and salt things, and tasting anything basically, as long as its not a brick thats hot on the inside and greasy on the outside. pop tart is a pop fart imo do america even know pastries need to be fluffy
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hexwren posted:there's plenty of decent pastries, but the point of a pop tart is that it survives being put in the slots of a toaster like a slice of bread, not that it actually provides a culinary experience ok but thats not a good point. youre not supposed to put a pastry in a toaster. its like saying, this salami is pretty good cause it doesnt melt when i stick 5 slices in the toaster.
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hexwren posted:that's how it loving pops theres a spring in the toaster, salami usually pops out too but we dont call it pop salami do we
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