We were walking down the street yesterday when some elderly lady in front of us was shouting loudly at nobody in particular as she was walking down the street.
A man came cycling toward us. First he passed her and then, as he passed us, he shouted at us, "Corona vaccine! Corona vaccine!" while making a gesture like he was injecting himself with something.
I'm still not sure if he was serious or just kidding, and if he was serious, I can't decide who was the crazier of the two.
#frogs#FrogsOfMastodon Ozzy's tree frog (Dendropsophus ozzyi) photographed by Pedro L.V. Peloso. No word on whether he's named after Ozzy Osbourne. Personally I don't see the resemblance.
Here's a cool game that shows you a Wikipedia article with most of the words blacked out, and lets you guess the missing ones until you can guess the article title. #Redactle
Fun fact, yesterday's #DraculaDaily entry (May 16th) marks one of the first occurrences of a fear boner in literature (although strangely, the words "fear boner" do not literally occur in the text).
For those who did this poll: the answer is $0. No matter how much money any player wins, eventually each gets a losing streak and ends up with zilch. This happens long before round 500, typically around 170-180. The main issue is that the players can’t quit. In real life, players don’t quit because they’re addicted; it’s called gambler’s ruin.
Many a 14-year-old girl has been known to exclaim, "I'm so random!" But how random ARE people really?
Well, as it turns out, you can test your randomness. Go to https://roadtolarissa.com/oracle/ and hit your left arrow and right arrow keys as randomly as you can. The webpage shows you how good it is in predicting your next move. Can you get the percentage below 50%?