He is correct in saying Earl Grey Tea is not named for the second Earl, the Prime Minister who oversaw the Great Reform Act and the Abolition of Slavery in the Empire. Rather it is named for the Third Earl Grey - who was Secretary for the Colony’s some years later when Ceylon was so badly mismanaged by it’s governor…

The “question” is silly to the point of being meaningless though. It’s like asking which would occupy more space under a Christmas tree, a box of chocolates or a spiral galaxy. At first it may seem like it’s sensible and informative to be told the chocolates will fit better - but in fact you already have a spiral…

It may well prove a useful teaching prop in a high-school setting.

Congratulations they have demonstrated the second law of thermodynamics.

The reason Mrs. Muncie was not granted the style of Dr. may be to do with an ongoing dispute between the New York State Medical Society and the American Medical Association.

by “rest of the world” I presume you mean the US.

by “rest of the world” I presume you mean the US.

I would argue that lack of negotiating power is another major failing of the US’s fragmented medical insurance landscape. Even those insurers who on the face of it have large patient numbers (UnitedHealth, Medicare, Medicaid) are in fact broken into much smaller negotiating entities either by state lines, federal law…

Or you could just learn to accept that teeth aren’t actually supposed to be white and all those goofy looking actors with white teeth look goofy because of the bleached gnashers.

Or you could just learn to accept that teeth aren’t actually supposed to be white and all those goofy looking actors…

I would like to clarify that mayo on hot dogs is absolutely not a “Brit move” that sort of perversity would have to be belgian or dutch.

This is “true” only because we define things we cannot digest as “not food”.

I don’t know. I wouldn’t waste beer that way but I’ve poured half a can of coke into a dewar of liquid nitrogen before. By the time the billowing clouds dispersed it was well frozen.

Liquid Nitrogen (assuming you don’t have any liquid helium to hand).

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At the time of the American Revolution you couldn’t honestly say their was a British English Accent. Someone from Newcastle and someone from Cornwall had about as much chance of understanding each other’s spoken communication unaided as they did a Swede, or Spaniard.

The number of actual Bugatti owners would be minuscule compared to the number of people searching for their bumbers. I doubt the company sold more than 10,000 cars in it’s entire history. Certainly the Veyron and EB110 were very short production runs.

It’s almost impossible to not get a free router when you switch ISP’s in the UK. I have 3 of the things sitting on my shelf, my own good ac router and 2 more freebies working as switches.

Well yes, but that’s because electric cars don’t need mechanical gears.

Unfortunately this is at least in part down to certain inefficiencies within NATO members defence establishments. NATO countries have been prioritizing interoperability and off-the-shelf purchasing. So national arms companies have essentially gone, except for the US which closed it’s defence industry. So for…

1. How much does it cost to insure an inexperienced young driver on this car.

The obvious solution would be to have the engine generate electric power and then an electric motor to drive each axle (or even each wheel). No gears (or a single fixed gear which is essentially the same).