That reminds me of a story when I first joined. A fellow 'probationer' (student officer) was assisting a drugs raid and was told at the briefing that the address in question had a large vicious dog. He was told by the Sgt to take a fire extinguisher and fire it off if the dog attacked. Dogs are afraid of fire extinguishers and it scares them. When the raid came, they put the door in and searched round the address. The dog started going mental so the Sgt told the probationer to 'give it to the dog'. So the probationer turned round and smashed the dog on the head with the fire extinguisher!
I should visit Leeds so that we can get some meals at normal hours.
Hell yeah. Omnom can show you my favorite hookah bar with the DELICIOUS chicken, or the rockin' chinese joint. There is even Hercules down in headingly, it's not that long of a walk, only the edge of the middle kingdom past the park.
7 people died eating mochi in Japan during this new year. For perspective: Fugu, eaten all year round, has killed 15 people in the last 10 years and only a few of those were in restaurants (Mostly people die when they catch and eat it themselves.).
7 people died eating mochi in Japan during this new year. For perspective: Fugu, eaten all year round, has killed 15 people in the last 10 years and only a few of those were in restaurants (Mostly people die when they catch and eat it themselves.).
Yes, but how many servings each of mochi and fugu are eaten each year? I imagine the rate of mochi consumption is at least 10 times the rate of fugu consumption.
Yup. It's mostly old people and kids choking on the sticky rice. There has to be similarly dangerous foods in the US in terms of choking victims.
Hot dogs, apparently. At least for children.
EDIT: Actually, hot dogs have the highest association with fatalities, but nuts of all kinds (especially peanuts) have the highest overall association with asphyxiation incidents.
They're not dumb. They're just uneducated. They are trying to educate themselves by exploring the world the best way they know how: with their mouths. Why do you hate education?
Given his vehement stance on raw milk, here's something delightful for Pete: "Totally Raw" Honey.
Raw honey isn't anywhere near as dangerous as raw milk. Honey has a lot of natural antimicrobial properties, while milk has a lot of natural PROmicrobial properties.
EDIT: And to tie that shit together, don't feed honey to babies. Cuz ya know, Botulism.
Babies learn at a rate way faster than adults. I'd argue that makes them smarter than adults. Smart and dumb are not measures of your knowledge. They are measures of your mental capacity.
Raw honey isn't anywhere near as dangerous as raw milk. Honey has a lot of natural antimicrobial properties, while milk has a lot of natural PROmicrobial properties.
Doesn't surprise me. If your marketing strategy involves promoting your honey as totally raw, unfiltered, and untouched, and someone sees this when they open your product, it's probably a flawed marketing plan.
Yeah, raw honey isn't much of an issue. It has so little water that it doesn't support the growth of microorganisms. But those C. bot spores will fuck your kid up, so for serious: don't feed honey to infants. Ever.
Babies learn at a rate way faster than adults. I'd argue that makes them smarter than adults. Smart and dumb are not measures of your knowledge. They are measures of your mental capacity.
Yeah, you gotta look at a baby's brain as kind of like an empty hard drive. Sure, it's got nothing there, but it's 100% clean and defragmented and ready to suck in every little bit of a data as fast as its CPU (which is the same as an adult's brain's CPU, essentially) can possibly handle. Compare that with an adult brain as a hard drive, where it's packed with years', if not decades', worth of data, but is now so fragmented that it takes longer for it to suck in new data.
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I love the idea of this kid trying to wallhack his internet connection.
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Uk cop here.
That reminds me of a story when I first joined. A fellow 'probationer' (student officer) was assisting a drugs raid and was told at the briefing that the address in question had a large vicious dog. He was told by the Sgt to take a fire extinguisher and fire it off if the dog attacked. Dogs are afraid of fire extinguishers and it scares them. When the raid came, they put the door in and searched round the address. The dog started going mental so the Sgt told the probationer to 'give it to the dog'. So the probationer turned round and smashed the dog on the head with the fire extinguisher!
EDIT: Actually, hot dogs have the highest association with fatalities, but nuts of all kinds (especially peanuts) have the highest overall association with asphyxiation incidents.
Children, however, appear to choke to death on anything within arm's reach on a regular basis...
EDIT: And to tie that shit together, don't feed honey to babies. Cuz ya know, Botulism.
Damn, now I want some honey candies..
This is awesome, but wtf-worthy that it got turned into a shirt.
Fuck that shit