Rarely in stock

Ligma balls- there fixed it

Buju’s is something I never expected to hear of again…

This, never known a woman (or person at all) named "aynjell", but known plenty of men named "ahngell"/"ahnhel".

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I thought this was going to be a list of cartoon unicorns and am slightly disappointed 😿

Lync? He's from Estonia!

Wheezing the joo-ooce, buddy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xuBpdEOxHU

Surprised that many people invest in Anal Spa.

Definition of a unicorn is a startup valued above 1 billion dollars. Note that a company older than 10 years or a company past its initial sage is not considered a startup anymore.

I have a few questions - I'm interested in this stuff!

What's the source for these numbers?

How are you defining the "continents"? Can you add a lookup or table? Fyi Australia is its own continent.

If A is 2012 electricity produced and B is 2022 electricity produced, what's your calculation to determine % change?

Still much higher carbon emissions per capita compared to rest of Northern Europe, especially Sweden. So at what cost?

Sure, but it's popular, that's my point

Or at least, include this description next to the chart

More like "Océane"

🔥 A chart requiring a three paragraph explanation that may or may not even be correct. Why is this “chart” even here?

Who is calling their daughter Toby?

Ocean is very popular in France, Switzerland, Belgium

I don't know how I forgot this, but Visa only going public in 2008 is crazy.

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Not if it’s simply a list of gifts given in prior days. I’ve always interpreted each verse as two separate thoughts: a gift given on a certain day followed by a listing of all prior gifts. I think this is plausible due to many of the singers’ renditions of this song vocally drawing out the current days gift, sometimes followed by a brief pause, and then running straight through the list of past gifts, as if keeping track or running tally.

But by different, more talented kids

Figmq balls

Surnames for girls are still popular in the US whereas in the UK they've declined since the 1980s. A good chunk of those bottom half names are surnames, which are still semi popular for boys only in the UK.