Big_Boss_77

I’d much rather find a reputable place to buy one of those than the dancing ferrofluid

Ahhh… mine is the same way. I’d never seen bread opened from the side before we got together…

Is your partner a raccoon?

Also, to expand on your thought a bit, most ovens are lucky to hold ±5° of set temp anyways.

I’d be very interested in hearing the outcome of this

Drugs, probably

The fuck it will

Check for the bribe bounce?

You forgot the one in the thumbnail:

Infant doorman

I was one of the football players who would’ve been hating life, if not outright died. That being said, I did enjoy going out and playing a bit of soccer just for the cardio. Reminds me of a line I heard long ago… “Play away…just remember, even boys can play.”

But I’m kind of enamored by this thought experiement… what if we took both teams and put them in a third arena… say track and field or something? Should be a fair way to accurately test athleticism without favoring either side in overall scoring. Sure, certain events would favor certain builds better…but overall I think it could balance fairly well.

Right, I agree. Conditioning is wildly different in both sports. 4 seconds of sprinting and physical impact 90-120 times versus 90+ minutes of jogging and sprinting is no comparison.

Oh yeah, sorry, I didn’t fully flesh out that thought, was cooking dinner.

You’re right, obviously… but by “compete” I simply meant it would go exponentially better than the other way around.

Poor choice of words on my part, apologies.

I’m not dogging on soccer players at all, takes some real stamina and conditioning to do what they do… but if you put them on the field with even the worst NFL team, someone is gonna get hurt. Most people don’t realize just how powerful even the average NFL player is… then you put them up against someone like Ray Lewis (picking retired player to avoid favorites) it’s going to end bad.

To put it in simpler terms, it’s like asking why we don’t see which boat does better in the Indy 500?

Edit: I missed the second half of your question, but I also believe most NFL athletes would have the conditioning and stamina to at the very least compete in a soccer match.

I am 0/1 in trying to grow trees in pots lol so I’m with you.

Is that you Mark Rober?

Squirrels, you’ll have to beef it up… they’ll eat those nets like nothing. Your best bet for squirrels is a deterrent of some kind, keep them away entirely instead of just trying to keep them out.

Oof… those little maples are a pain… for my planters, I buy one of those cheap little mosquito net boxes and set over them to keep that stuff out while they’re falling.

Your reports are interesting…but unless I missed it (I did skim fairly quickly), I’d be curious to see what the data looked like before the plant went up.

Gonna drop this here, because I’d love to know the answer too.

BIRD plays the role of a conductor in the orchestra of network traffic. Imagine a city’s intricate road system, with millions of vehicles moving at any given moment. Some need to travel locally, while others are making long-distance trips across state or national borders. Without a central authority directing this flow of traffic, there would be chaos. In the same way, BIRD organizes and directs the traffic of data packets across vast networks, ensuring that each packet reaches its intended destination efficiently.