IIRC type B provides resistance to gastric illnesses, like cholera.

Also interesting to note is that India has a rather uniform distribution of blood types, unlike nearly all Western countries, who lean heavily towards O.

It offends my soul to watch the Bears' Defensive rating fall so, so low! I can live with a mediocre offense, but Da Bears should be better on defense, as a rule. We need a lot of help right now!

26k to 1m from 26-30 is impressive. Any explanations

HCOL city.

• Peanut butter $4
• 5lb bag Sweet Potatoes $6
• Kale bag $3
• pasta sauce $2
• pasta (2lb) $4
• rice (20lb bag lasts us a month) $38.98/30 days so roughly $8/wk
• carrot $.89
• onion $1.09
• ground chicken $4.99 (1lb)
• ground turkey $15.49 (3 lb)
• ground beef $5.99 (1 lb)
• frozen salmon ~18oz $18 (more fresh, lower price than thawed)
• whole cantaloupe $4
• Lactaid (only 1/wk - family has issues with lactose) $8
• oatmeal lasts a decent while, but also cheap $5
• occasionally buy nuts to throw in meals, but it’s more expensive than peanut butter snacks. This would add on most of the price.

Sometimes we drive up to fruit farms/vegetable farms and grab a ton of extras for low cost. Think $1/lb avocados, strawberries, etc. really helps us diversify since they can’t get enough people to harvest it all and sell.

Hope that clarifies any confusion. We don’t buy everything every week, and we eat everything, no leftovers. The full list is closer to $100 than $75.

Presumably the percentage of the population with B-type blood (both + and -). Here's a page at the Aussie donation web site about local blood types:

https://www.lifeblood.com.au/blood/learn-about-blood/blood-types

Yea I don’t disagree. Our average retirement savings rate was 8% and discretionary savings was about 3%. It’s our goal this year to add another 5% there, which shouldn’t be hard.

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You never forget your first billion

The fuck is wrong with this graph? It just skips ages arbitrarily and randomly. I would prefer to see a graph that doesn't visually skew shit like this.

Patriots probably just have a coach who doesn't know how to win.

Source: Me, a Bills fan

Philippians 4:13 has to be more than that when Tim Tebow played at Florida

And they call statistics a science!

I was pretty surprised to see some of those (like U of Arizona, U of Utah) on the list, but not Brown or some other prestigious schools. I mean, UC Davis is a decent school, but one of the world's best?

Any bad parents can't recall being a child. Parents who mad their child cause they are doing child things it seem

$376 million and $5k are indistinguishable lmfao

how the fuck was he worth 5k at 14

Gotta score points

I spent like two years playing BOTW. I way underpaid 😂

Shows how much the broncos Offense did their defense wrong

This wealth isn’t coming out of thin air you know? It’s coming from wage theft, cheating out the government of taxes… etc.

you didnt like baba is you? lol

and get back on tony hawk! you probly didnt even beat the third level!

Gotta love the colts. Near 0 offensive rating at times lol

Why didn’t you use newer data?

So, neither the x-axis nor the y-axis is linear. The age values are spaced at apparently random intervals, and I'm looking at the difference between 620M and 1.4B, and the second bar does not look like it's 2.3 times the height of the first one. So this isn't really a "graph", just some pictures with numbers attached.

Besides, a logarithmic scale for the y-axis would be much more appropriate. Turning $1B into $2B is much more impressive than turning $10B into $11B.

Hell yeah it was! Also to ask the haters out there. You take away the first, what, 8 weeks and the lions put together a pretty impressive half season. Plus we almost made the playoffs in 1954.