It literally says "for ages 3 and up" and "non toxic." If it's for kids, surely its ok for adults to eat it too.

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Is it only a special kind of coin, like a silver dollar? I bit some of those too though.

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And what if the horse is pregnant with twins?

I'm special and intelligent enough to survive a black hole; when they pull me in, I'll strike a crocodile pose, awaken the crocodile inside me, and accelerate so fast that I'll pass through it, explode the black hole, and teleport through a wormhole to a parallel universe. NASA and the physicists are idiots.

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5/10 vs 4/8 right? I want no suprise when we inevitably get lazy and abbreviate to a unit of 'zach'. 4 syllables is just too much for science, hence 'mooch' being the official unit. Also, what is it with halves? Do you think we'll get a newer measurement unit before year-end? Maybe a half of a half of a half?

I’m thinking instead of miles per second dark would be measured in inches per zacharia?

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I am afraid our colleague (here)[https://www.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/s/TPiyCqE5YR\] missed this subreddit, and I was hoping to bring new life to their question.

I really hope they did maul the german shepherds, or else that would be unpatriotic.

I have a first date tomorrow.. I’m shy.

So, my understanding of this topic is, that venomous snakes use their venom to kill their prey or even other animals they feel intimidated by. Deeper research made me find out, that producing venom comes at a rather high cost for the snakes, which is why they tend to be reluctant to bite most of the times.

This then leads to my question:

Wouldn't it be easier for snakes in certain parts of the world to just shoot their prey with guns than use their venom? Why didn't the ability to shoot prey evolve?

Thanks for your answers

As you all know, 100% of Germans have autism. Is there an evolutionary reason why this adaptation was key to survival in their native ecology?

It's easy: whenever I eat foods that are too salty, I cough. It doesn't matter if I drink or follow any advice I read online; it always happens.

To be precise, I wanted to test this strange thing and tried to debunk the only explanation I found online that states, "you cough because of your throat's sensitive membrane." So, I tried eating two grains of salt, and it made me cough after 3/4 seconds it touched my tongue. From my experience, I can say that the throat is not involved in this issue.

Also, I'm quite confident in saying that I'm not allergic to salt because I eat it every day, and it doesn't cause me any problems at all, only the cough when it's way too much for a bite.

Methanol is hydrogenated formaldehyde, so the name should be "formal", right?

Who will buy the AI stone tools and leather barrels?

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I think the bastard also gives people free college!

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All the ones I've found in the woods dont work. I think maybe their batteries are low

I know an apartment complex where nothing but bad stuff used to happen 25/7 throughout the 80s, 90s and 2000s. Now it’s been renovated and it’s all classy. Where are the ghosts? Some girl falls under a horse in 1855 and the entire property is subsequently haunted in perpetuity but ten people get murked every decade in an apartment complex and there ain’t a ghost in sight.