They should have switched drinks and repeated the experiment in another field on another day for scientific analysis. I wouldn't encourage a control (nothing to drink), because that'd be just asking for heat stroke.
This is an extremely reassuring post. I've always had a fear of what's below, but it's nice to think that whatever it is probably won't eat a whole cruise ship in one gulp.
I love how the cable plug used on the switchboard is still the same plug used on electric guitar amplifiers well over a century later; and a downsized version became our modern day headphone port (that is slowly being phased out, but frankly, why mess with something so great?).
I'd like to think, in a parallel universe, there's a film crew taping the tire removal, to air later this summer, as a special episode of The Crocodile Hunter with Steve Irwin.
There's a book that I'm rereading, Mentally Incontinent by Joe Peacock, that was visibly...distorted, due to water damage following a ruptured hot water heater. But I decided to keep it, and have re-read it a couple times since. I have no hesitation to folding corners, writing in it, etc, and at some point I will simply throw it away. I say people should treat books like they own the book, meaning however the hell they want to, just like their cars. Well-worn books are a sign of love. Comic books, however, should just never be read, immediately sealed in an airtight container, and forgotten about until its time to sell your collection, which is too difficult to do properly, so left in a dark box, forever.
I hope the accident victims' cars are equipped with dashcams. Idiot driver: "What, 5 seconds to red? I can totally make that!", except they're 8 seconds away from the intersection. Crash.
Another interesting, and sadly cancelled, Star Wars project was the game 1313, which looked amazing in this trailer. It was cancelled by Disney just after the grand acquisition. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffgQCQtGzLw
Idiot driver: "What, 5 seconds to red? I can totally make that!", except they're 8 seconds away from the intersection. Crash.