I really liked the movie, but I really think the biggest plot hole in Black Panhter is the Wakandan monarchy (and Ta-Nehise Coates' 2017 reboot of the series seems to agree with me).
I mean, it just doesn't make an inch of sense that anyone could challenge the king to a fist fight during coronation and if they win they would become the rightful ruler of the land...
Wakanda would more likely be a dictatorship with many aspiring tyrants (like, let's say Marvel's very own Latveria) than an idillic paradise Utopia.

Every time I despair about true equality for people of color, I see something like this that lets me see we have made some progress, even though there's a long way to go for true equality.

Anchovy pizza. I rest my case.

Years ago at the school where I taught, the seniors got a school bus and drove it up to park in at the building's front door. Whoever was driving accidentally crashed it into the door. That ended senior pranks like that.

It was very distinctly "Yanny" on my phone,but "Laurel" on my computer. My phone definitely has more bass than my computer does.

I heard both words distinctly.

Sounds like "Yimmy. Yimmy. Yimmy." How do you possibly hear anything with an 'L' and an 'R' in it?

I was hoping for Marc Martel. He only sort of look s like Mercury, but his voice is stunning.

I will never forget my oldest headed down hill on our street, and not even slowing before coming to a blind intersection. When I yelled at her to stop, she calmly told me there was no stop sign there.

Guess they've never had a Filet-O-Fish from MckyD's. Yum! :)
Or more seriously, some Parmesan crusted cod. . .

Those pesky Italians. . . .

It does seem awfully rare that seafood and cheese appear together. I can think of one exception, though: cat food. And isn't it just unfair that our feline companions should be allowed to indulge that taboo, while we cannot?

I find it interesting that the pole vault "crossing bar" is soft and flexible, presumably to prevent injuries on unsuccessful vaults. You learn something every day. Thanx, Miss C.

I am old enough to remember a day when color changes and contrasts were the heart and soul of chemistry and biochemistry. We also did quite a bit of staring, looking for precipitates and slight color variations. Indeed, my pool chemistry test kit still uses such things.

As for labeling? Bottles, yes. Flasks, frequently. Test tubes, rarely.