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its dead week
my sister has given up on being an english major and has decided to be a full time burrito
she was quoted saying “burritos don’t have to write lesson plans”
i’ve decided to join her
burritos don’t have to take tests
Are those…actual burritos you’re burritoing next to?
no
those are taquitos
those are our children
your children are beautiful and that is the most lovely family photo I ever did see!
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Whoever decided to put grumpy cat in a dress must have a death wish
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When I find myself in times of trouble
britney spears comes to me
speaking words of wisdom
look, i dont want to be rude but i dont want to go out with you again. im sorry
—her
story of my life
- mom: ok u wait in line i forgot to get the milk
- me: ok
- me:
- me:
- me:
- me: mom where are you please
- me: mom please the line is moving fast
- me: mom i cant breathe where r u it's almost my turn
- employee: next
- me:
- employee:
- me: faints
Food Coloring, Fluid Dynamics, and an Awesome Lab Demo
This video starts out in a fairly innocuous way. Some colored drops of corn syrup are slowly mixed by a rotating cylinder. Ho-hum, right?
Well, wait until you see what happens when the handle is turned backwards. This is all a demonstration of how certain liquids can flow without turbulence, and how delicate hands can disassemble and reassemble the “sheets” of colored liquid.
Wow, indeed.
Want to know more about the properties of laminar flow that make this possible? Check out Science-Based Life.
