Respire o menos possível

Ar que mata mas mata pouquinho. E chegamos a este hecatómbico ponto. 


Jornal do Centro

Lapsus linguae

 :-)

num anúncio do Facebook:

entrego em Maos na povoa de varzim ou credores arredores! :-)

Unprecedented? No, it wasn't.

Angela Dorothea.

OK; mas é assustador ver que os alemães continuam com as mesmas tendências...

The German s' reaction was unprecedented in the history of the country. The entire population came out on their balconies from their homes and applauded for them spontaneously for 6 straight minutes. A standing ovation nationwide. Hitler speaking on stage / immense crowd listening and cheering speech Vídeo de arquivo - Getty Images

Chess

- So, why don't you play chess?
- Because chess people are idiots.

Idiotas. Idiotas profissionais.

censurado:

No need: we all know what Americans are.

Fat idiots that live in a religious delusion that enables them to do unspeakable things.

Isto é o que idiotas acham por bem censurar. No mesmo sítio onde se pode ver tudo e mais alguma coisa. (era para pôr links exemplificativos mas deram-me vómitos)

Newton

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMlf1ELvRzc

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"-O primeiro aniversário do meu querido filho Manuel! A espalhar charme desde 2020. "


A única coisa que espalhou até agora foi cocó. Não tarda começará a espalhar merda.

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.....Turns out that the natural tendency of Nature is order, not disorder. Nothing other than fundamental particles would exist otherwise. _Natura abhorret inordinatio._ Organisms are the proof that Nature will spare no efforts to find some kind of order. At least nature strongly seeks for something different from the absolute chaos. Anything but the Nothing. (the absolute chaos = nothing). Anything comes to be out of the chaotic "dust" of the Big Bang. Without a strong tendency to find some kind of structure, nothing would exist. The primordial chaos would remain. The tendency to escape chaos is so strong that doesn't stop in 'order' but continues until 'structure'. (I just realize that one obvious implication is the expected existence of big things... Check!) [also very interesting: big animals would exist whenever they can, even without any pressure of natural selection. All things would get as bigger as they can. Things like titin are expected.] In the end the Universe will be a big void space punctuated with structured "bodies". Either this or a non-sense belief in the _watchmaker._
@Veritassium

Dia das mentiras

Hoje é dia de verificar a veracidade das histórias que nos contam!
Um dia como outro qualquer, portanto.

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If people are determined to be offended... there's nothing you can do about it.

 

Of course there are always things you can do but it means you shouldn't; there's no point and you'll only make things worse.

Chernobyl

 But now there's growing evidence and argument from experts in radiology, that long-term exposure to low-levels of radiation may actually be beneficial to your health.

Which would explain why the residents of Ramsar in Iran, with a background radiation level of an astounding 250 mSv per year, have lower cancer rates than the world average.

-> Radiation in Japan: Are You Still at Risk From Fukushima? (worldnomads.com)

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This is what the internet was for, seeing how other people live around the world. excellent.

- *youtube
not Internet.
I am pretty sure that some smart ass will tell what the Internet is for :-)

 I thought that a few minutes ago watching the crash site of Buddy Holly; Ritchie Valens et all.

Hitchens †

“I can’t understand a word you’re saying.”
“I’m not in the least surprised,”

“Do you love us, or do you hate us?”
As Christopher pushed on through to the foyer, he said, not warmly, not
coldly, but with perfect evenness,
“It depends on how you behave.”

“With a necessary part of its collective mind, religion looks forward to the
destruction of the world.... Perhaps half aware that its unsupported arguments are
not entirely persuasive, and perhaps uneasy about its own greedy accumulation
of temporal power and wealth, religion has never ceased to proclaim the
Apocalypse and the day of judgment.” [God Is Not Great (New York: Twelve,
2007), 56]

“ . . . I try to argue as if I think I am right, not as if I know I am right.” [“We
Know Best,” Vanity Fair, May 2001]

"since not all religions can possibly be right, and since it is improbable that only one of

them is right, one is justified in suspecting that all of them may be equally
wrong.”