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I think its fair to say that whilst it’s an Italian dish, the US brought pizza to the world.

A two part Twitter thread on the Comanche, Texas Rangers and general good history stuff.

It’s not the end of the world.

George Bush Senior died in 2018. Seems odd to me you didn’t know that.

Yes, the passage of time… I started work in 1980, my boss was 60 then so born in 1920. The lad who works for me now is 18, so when he’s 60 it’ll be 2066. Not sure of my point really, but I like thinking about it!

We’re all bonkers one way or another. I couldn’t give a toss what the headshrinker industry wants to label us with. I was just joining in your word game thing.

And if you hate everyone you’re a misanthrope.

Don’t they test missiles and have nuclear capability?

What’s your point?

It takes a big man…..

Here is a short explanatory clip of the aforementioned cartoon (I was far too old to watch this a child fyi) ‘The sea cucumbers’ I see, whilst not anatomically perfect, are clearly not anemones. Facts matter! Otherwise what in the name of baby Jesus is it all for?

Think this is what’s being referred to.

More like factoids. I mean one in 25 people were buried alive in ‘old’ England? Interesting where old sayings come from. ’skid row’ is an old one related to logging i believe.

You still would though, wouldn’t you?

Cleopatra lived in a time closer to today than the construction of the pyramid of Giza.

Not surprising when you consider 68% of land mass is in the northern hémisphère, plus Antarctica with a miniscule population is in there too.

It’s open to interpretation I suppose. I am a bit of a nature nut, it was my thing as a kid.

I sort of did know that. I do want to point out that a Liger is not the largest of the big cats in the sense that it’s not a naturally occurring species, and the males are sterile.

https://screenrant.com/back-to-the-future-chuck-berry-paradox-answer/ It’s called a bootstrap paradox apparently. So, it’s a thing.

Makes my head hurt thinking about it.