BreakfastBeerz

BreakfastBeerz t1_iy94fnz wrote

This "fact" has been attributed as being sourced from the Royal Society for the Preventation of Accidents. However, there is no record of the RoSPA ever actually claiming that. It shows up no where on their website and no website that mentions it as a link to the RoSPA as a source.

That "fact" is made up.

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BreakfastBeerz t1_ixtktuo wrote

No you didn't. You broke yours, went to the thrift shop hoping to find one, didn't, and are now trying to get internet points for thinking you have a good idea.

You are literally the only person on this planet that has ever thought to donate a microwave tray to a thrift shop and are the only person to have gone to a thrift shop looking for a microwave tray.

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BreakfastBeerz t1_ixtkb4s wrote

Who breaks the glass tray? Also, if someone were to break the glass tray, why wouldn't they just contact the manufacturer for a replacement? If I were to break the glass try why would I think to look at a thrift shop for a replacement? If I were a thrift shop, why would I keep said glass tray so it can take up space and not throw it out?

This is probably the worst LPT I've read

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BreakfastBeerz t1_iw7g83n wrote

I've changed my nieces diapers, I've seen her naked until she was probably 5 or 6 years old. She's older now and physically mature, but she's still a child in my eyes, and a family member. Seeing her naked now would be entirely a non-issue, I wouldn't see her any differently than had I seen my own kids naked.

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BreakfastBeerz t1_isgpp5g wrote

Another interesting thing about them, they don't actually "swim" like they are commonly depicted. It's not a race upstream to the egg. Sperm are mobile, but their movement is entirely random, they don't know what they are looking for. They just move around and eventually one of them finds the egg. It's actually tiny muscle contractions in the lining of the female reproductive system that move the sperm up to the egg. Kinda like a bunch of blindfolded sheep getting pushed through a field by a shepherd.

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