Recent content by Muramasa89

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Hm it does make sense when the maths is done, and now I know roughly how many hairs we have. OT: Brazil Nuts, Peanuts, Coconuts, Pistashio Nuts, Almonds, Horse Chestnuts, Beetle Nuts, Cashews, Monkey Nuts, Pine Nuts are not Nuts. They're seeds and fruits, except Peanuts that are peas. Many...

That can't be right. Metres? I'd think millimetres.

She collapsed on her toilet, after a stroke, and cared for in her bed. It is there she met death. OT: The whip was the first invention (approx 7000 years ago, made in China) to break the sound barrier.

I was under the impression the Ozone Layer smelt like geraniums, rather than space itself. I don't doubt the Clarkson thing though. I thought it was sex?

That all frogs are small, green and 'ribbit'. Ha ha!

I'll vouch for him. Shaved yesterday without shaving cream. In fact I've never used it. (I have however researched on what the cream does (since I am not going to pay for it to try myself), and I can't see the worth in cream). OT: The Great Wall Of China cannot be seen from the Moon. Nothing...

It's best you don't have them. Do you really want to wake up with sperm all over your privates? Yeah it's normal to have wet dreams, but only if you don't regularily masturbate. I've never had one, and it's not something to be missed (in the sense you don't reach orgasm as masturbation does)...

I find her unbelievably cute, can do hot as well (such as the image) and being an acrobat from a circus, is flexible beyond imagination. Plus being evil helps.

What do I care? The US had a thing for portraying the English guy as the baddie. Now that has moved on to I'd say more Middle Eastern people than Russian. Good for me.

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/semicolon 'Cheque' is the British spelling, 'Check' is the American. So both are correct, unless you're elitist about AmE being wrong. Ones that get me are: 'Presume' and 'Assume' 'Whose' and 'Who's' 'Neither' and 'Either' 'Whom' and 'Who' 'Affect' and...

What third 'desert' is that? Do you mean 'dessert' (the often sweet meal after the main course; pudding to the British)?

The bold. Why does everyone say 'stolen'? The words aren't stolen - they're absorbed and borrowed. We didn't nit-pick through their dictionaries and decide "Ooh, we'll 'ave that."

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/apostrophe Languages are easy if they're native, and as a child you pick them up easier than as an adult. I imagine you're saying it isn't hard because it was your first, and even then most people don't grasp a decent hold on it. Many people remain at a basic...

Well if you think. I can understand how you made it out to be depressing at least.