20 to 100 million sperm die each time a person attempts to make a child
99.9% of all organisms that have ever lived are now extinct
In roughly half a billion years (500 million), experts believe the oceans will boil.

When people talk about life having "meaning", I wonder what they mean. I don't even mean that in a negative way - I'm suggesting that life isn't about some superficial meaning. It's about action. It's about right now. Right now is all we have. Your action, in the right now.

I agree with all 5 of those life skills, and I've seen many people lacking in 1 or many. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but (as a person who's worked for 25 years) I can tell you determinism plays a bigger role than people want to admit. People really don't change that much over the course of their life. I've watched many employees over a 1/5/10 year period. It's not a bad thing though - the good people don't change either. If we lived in a world where people constantly changed (as people tend to believe they do), everything would be chaos.

any steak that isnt well done is a perfect steak
also how weird is the word "steak" i mean look at it

probably my favorite lego memory was mom taking us to the childrens museum and they had this giant pit of random legos

thats ridiculous

I used to buy hand buzzers and fake dog poop from the back of boys life magazine

also Space Jam is a good monster movie

I wonder what they're doing right meow

vroom

you gotta be kitten me

Maybe, I mean blood does have nutrients

i duno if i'd call this art

thas pretty cool

I'm from the south and can confirm this. Bless Your Heart is a passive aggressive insult. Though I think it's dying out - younger people don't use it.

It's interesting, and sometimes bothersome, the memories your brain decides to forget and which ones your brain keeps. Some are embarrassing and you'd love to just wipe it. My siblings always ask me "hey remember when you did this" "remember you used to do this". They remembered things from childhood, but my brain was like "nope".