In this thread you'll find the dozen or so Redditors that actually like sports

Haha same here. I wear those headphones that allow you to hear still with volume control and ear buds.

To clarify they are the ear protection with sound for better awareness.

Me too, but strangely I love guns, which are generally obscenely loud

The real translation right here!

Me too.. I’m the type of person who hates fire alarms and loud noises.

When we assume lol

People used to ship their kids before they made a rule against it.

For the first two days of life, chicks are still digesting the yolk sacks from the eggs. They can survive shipment as long as they are kept warm and arrive within three days at the most.

Roughly translated it means “never discounted”

Nothing I said contradicts anything you just said.

If it didn’t have the sea wall it would be French toast.

Pirelli also made telecom equipment for a while. There was a lot of overlap between rubber products and telephone supplies in the early copper days, because of the need for insulation.

She has confirmed he did.

Arrowhead might be the loudest, but I bet they never got called for a penalty for being too loud.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/comments/bptixo/detroit_penalized_for_crowd_noise_its_the_most/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

It has no official backbone either.

But When's that ever been relevant.

50+ year old Scandinavian here. We were kind of surprised to see Nokia enter the cellphone market. Before that, we knew the company for rubber boots.

Most companies/organisations try to avoid doing things that they can be sued for.

There may not have been an intention for the stadium to amplify acoustics, but humans can't reach 142db, so the stadium is definitely helping.

For me it’s official enough.

You are correct, but to be more precise Saint Malo was a Corsair city. So pirates who were armed and approved by the King of France. So pirates used to disrupt foreign expeditions, a form of political pawn. The most famous is probably Surcouf, born in Saint Malo.

good TIL, thanks for posting

I first heard about this city in the book “All The Light We Cannot See” by Anthony Doerr. Amazing facts.

Tom Scott makes amazing engaging videos, but he gets so many things half right that I kinda want to call him QI the YouTube guy.

I love QI, and they ask such great questions, and have smart funny people on to talk about them. Might well call them Tom Scott the TV Show, for their likability, and interesting topics, and humor. But man they get so many things wrong. Which, thankfully, they lean into as the show goes on, as Allan Davies often loses points for simply stating as fact something that was stated as fact on previous episodes, and in fact was just wrong.

Tom Scott, on the other hand, justs leaves his misunderstandings out there without comment. I still love his videos, but it is very much buyer beware as to whether he gets things right.

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So is it mostly bananas that you eat? Please don't talk while my hand is in your mouth, I'm not going to tell you again.