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Anon 2 months ago
The tale of Edward de Vere's famous fart goes something like this: Edward de Vere, the 17th Earl of Oxford, was a nobleman in Queen Elizabeth I's court. In front of the entire court, Edward bowed deeply to the Queen. As he did, he unexpectedly let out a loud fart. He was so ashamed that he exiled himself from England for seven years. When he finally returned to the court, Queen Elizabeth famously greeted him with the line: "My Lord, I had forgot the fart."
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Anon 5 months ago
The guy who really likes to talk about Linux? Or a hungry pack of wolves?
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Anon 8 months ago
Ever Tried Measuring Your Cat’s weight in Bananas? Now You Can! #80B5D7;">https://scientific.place/weight-to-objects is here to satisfy your weirdly specific curiosity. This delightfully absurd website lets you convert any weight in kilograms into a variety of highly scientific (and highly ridiculous) units, including: - Bananas (the universal measurement of chaos) - Corgis (because everything is better in dog) - Fruit flies (for when you need to feel powerful) - Protons (if you’re feeling extra nerdy) - Black holes (for when your existential crisis needs a unit of measurement) # Why This Website is a Gift to Humanity 1. Finally, a Scale That Makes Sense Forget grams and pounds—real intellectuals measure their snacks in "banana equivalents." That bag of chips? 0.7 bananas. Your laptop? Approximately 1.5 very confused corgis. 2. Instant Existential Dread Type in Earth’s weight and watch it get crushed into "fraction of a black hole." Suddenly, your overdue rent feels… cosmically insignificant. 3. Settle Debates with Authority "Is my dog heavier than a swarm of 10,000 fruit flies?" Now you can prove it. Try It Yourself (For Science, Obviously) Head over to #80B5D7;">https://scientific.place/weight-to-objects enter any weight, and prepare to have your mind blown. Pro tip: Input your weight and see how many bananas you’d be in a very strange grocery store. So go forth, measure your life in absurd units, and remember—science doesn’t always have to be serious. Sometimes, it just needs to answer the real questions, like "How many protons are in my burrito?" 🌮⚛️ Rating: 10/10 bananas. Would weigh again.