And there’s a Brooklyn Park in Maryland, Minnesota, Oregon, and South Australia.

And that’s why self checkout is no more at the closest grocery store to me.

It doesn’t make sense to you that different hair types might have different likelihood of ingrown hairs?

My ADHD was/is pretty bad, but I learned to type just fine. Even learned on a manual typewriter.

Also lost a 10 page paper in high school because the computer crashed. Rewrote the paper during lunch and study hour because I had to turn it in that day. Learned to save frequently from that experience. Conveniently, deadlines help with ADHD concentration. It’s one of the reasons ADHD people procrastinate. Once the pressure of the deadline gets bad enough we are usually able to focus on the task at hand.

The iPod was so derivative of the creative labs mp3 player that Apple ultimately had to pay them $100 million.

The Lisa and later the Macintosh copied from xerox. Something that everyone was doing around then. Amiga and Atari ST both had guis. Hell even the commodore 64 had Geos. The Mac didn’t even get color until 1987.

Handspring had a smart phone, complete with touch screen and apps, years before the iPhone.

Mac os didn’t have proper multitasking until version 7.5, years after Windows had it.

Onkyo created the first true wireless earbuds.

Doesn’t Australia include the tax in the listed price of the item instead of adding it at the end?

That makes zero sense. You don’t have to be married to get the household card, just have to live in the same house.

It’s 16 in Minnesota and 17 in New York, but 18 in North Dakota. Let’s not act like a higher age of consent is directly tied to progressive policies.

Did you not bother to get your wife her own card?

My wife never changed her name, but she’s got her own card under her name, on my membership.

And by a lot you mean 10-15% heavier?

Coming to it from Crash Bandicoot, there was just something off about how Mario 64 controlled.

Yeah, my comment didn’t mean to elevate Papa Johns, but instead denigrate Pizza Hut. :)

It’s been a while since I’ve had Papa Johns, but they were at least as good/equally bad as Pizza Hut.

I worked as a driver for Pizza Hut in the 90s, and their pizza was OK, but plain. I was sick of their sauce by the 3rd week I worked there. Pizza Hut went to shit when they started to move away from having sit down restaurants. Now their pizza is terrible.

These days there are plenty of other pizza places to choose from, and I’d never order from either Papa Johns or Pizza Hut. Not that I was ordering it much, but final straw for Pizza Hut was when they did their “Any PIzza, Any Crust, $10” and then had “Stuffed crust excluded” in the small print.

If I want cheap pizza I’d get Little Caesar’s or Pizza Ranch. At least I won’t feel ripped off.

That was my teenage go to, except I used Ragu PizzaQuick because I was trashy.

I thought the sun will become a red giant, and the earth will eventually be pulled into the sun. Which I believe will still leave most of our atoms intact.

Even old school electric burners typically heat water to boiling faster than gas.

Gas is more responsive, but induction comes close. Some of the new induction burners have fake flames to indicate how high the output is visually.

Which makes the lack of an android app all the more shitty. They have one already but refuse to make it available if the device isn’t connected to a TV.

Then you get into the actual layout of the program. Spoilers are a huge issue. I can’t watch a game later without having the game ruined partially. Sure you can switch off scores, but you still have to scroll through game highlights to get to the full match replay.

You missed the whole point. We don’t have good statistics from miscarriages, because everyone counts the numbers differently, and when you add in the fact that some people don’t really realize they’ve had a miscarriage, you have a very nebulous stat.

The point is that certainly miscarriages are more common than most people think, and likely even more common than that.

My comment was not to prove that their stat was correct, but to explain why the stat varies so much. Your comment about demographics, although I’m sure it was meant innocently, can be taken as looking to blame a certain demographic for doing something wrong that causes their miscarriage numbers to be higher.

With someone besides me. I mean, how could she? Send her to prison!

Earth and human.

The high rate comes from estimating the number of miscarriages that happen in the first 6 weeks, often before someone knows they are pregnant and the miscarriage is dismissed as a heavy or late period.

The traditional miscarriage stat comes from only looking at known pregnancies, and even it is likely higher than most people realize.

Regardless which stat you use, miscarriages are way more common than most people think.