Mal ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Raise your hand if you were disappointed cheetah isn't on this list:
These people don't seem to understand that most of the chimpanzees they've seen on TV are babies and a full adult Chimp is strong enough to pull your arm completely off.
People are WAY too confident about beating a goose unarmed. Those fuckers are MEAN.
Well, they did rate geese more vicious than eagles.
Notice they didn't include SWANS. Vicious and strong.
Ethan got some 90210 swag today (because Paramount+, I think?) and Dylan saw it and asked, "What's ninety-two-ten?" and anyway I am now dead of old age.
Ouch
"What's ninety-two-ten?"
That makes my heart hurt.
Back to the which-animal-could-you-beat-in-a-fight poll, I'm most fascinated by the gender-flipped responses to Lion, which is apparently the only animal more intimidating to men than women!
The older sister of o e of my highschool friends didn’t know what The Peach Pit was, just recently when I referenced it. So 90210 too young for old olds and too old for younguns.
Yeah, I didn't watch 90210. But it's in the cultural gestalt enough that I recognize it.
Why do 6% of Americans think they can beat a grizzly in a fight? Are these the same people who think they can fight the US military with a handgun?
People are WAY too confident about beating a goose unarmed. Those fuckers are MEAN.
Seriously, though.
Back to the which-animal-could-you-beat-in-a-fight poll, I'm most fascinated by the gender-flipped responses to Lion, which is apparently the only animal more intimidating to men than women!
We think they are cats?
Why do 6% of Americans think they can beat a grizzly in a fight? Are these the same people who think they can fight the US military with a handgun?
Yes.
Ethan got some 90210 swag today (because Paramount+, I think?) and Dylan saw it and asked, "What's ninety-two-ten?" and anyway I am now dead of old age.
Oh noooooooooo.
heh ... a few years ago I was at the doctor's (I go to a teaching hospital for periodic blood pressure checks and prescription renewals, which don't require a high level of knowledge) and I asked the young doctor if, since I'd had measles when I was three, was I still immune. She looked at me in total astonishment and had to go ask her supervising physician who, I assume, either knew (being used to us oldies) or could look it up.