Topic: Today I learned...

[Super Duper Branko Strupar]

That the word "Gorilla" comes from the Greek word meaning "savage hairy woman", although this claim is disputed, as it is also said that it could have come from a scientist seeing Branko's mum on the beach.

You've got to do better than that.

[Disco]

Branko’s ma has let ride her ‘fast car’ many times. For that I am privileged.

[Super Duper Branko Strupar]

Dont make me bring up Mrs Goodhead again.

[Neil]

You two need to sort out your rampant sexual tension.

[Disco]

Mad, and not at all surprising, that Branky is rating his own mother on the reviews from the general public.

Hypocrisy too as he is a frequenter of leaving fake negative reviews of soap companies on Trust Pilot.

[Super Duper Branko Strupar]

I think I first made that joke on either MSN messenger or Napster chat nigh on 20 years ago. I'm still proud of it.

[Disco]

I think I first made that joke on either MSN messenger or Napster chat nigh on 20 years ago. I'm still proud of it.

Mad that neither your brain nor height (5ft 2.75”) has improved since then.

[Super Duper Branko Strupar]

Neither.

[Ben]

If you lose 10lb in weight, 1.5lbs is lost through water and you breathe out the rest as carbon dioxide, I always thought you s*** it out.

[Lazarus]

I think I first made that joke on either MSN messenger or Napster chat nigh on 20 years ago. I'm still proud of it.

Mad that neither your brain nor height (5ft 2.75”) has improved since then.

Is branko on the short side?

[Disco]

I think I first made that joke on either MSN messenger or Napster chat nigh on 20 years ago. I'm still proud of it.

Mad that neither your brain nor height (5ft 2.75”) has improved since then.

Is branko on the short side?

Juninho looks down on him put it that way.

[Lazarus]

I think I first made that joke on either MSN messenger or Napster chat nigh on 20 years ago. I'm still proud of it.

Mad that neither your brain nor height (5ft 2.75”) has improved since then.

Is branko on the short side?

Juninho looks down on him put it that way.

Awwwww bless him.

[Colo's Short and Curlies]

Brontosaurus was never a real dinosaur.

Childhood ruined

[Shay's Given Tim Flowers]

What?

[cubaricho]

Brontosaurus was never a real dinosaur.

Childhood ruined

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-brontosaurus-is-back1/

And it was just down to naming anyway!

Now a new study suggests resurrecting Brontosaurus. It turns out the original Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus fossils appear different enough to belong to separate groups after all. "Generally, Brontosaurus can be distinguished from Apatosaurus most easily by its neck, which is higher and less wide," says lead study author Emanuel Tschopp, a vertebrate paleontologist at the New University of Lisbon in Portugal. "So although both are very massive and robust animals, Apatosaurus is even more extreme than Brontosaurus."

[Colo's Short and Curlies]

Brontosaurus was never a real dinosaur.

Childhood ruined

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-brontosaurus-is-back1/

And it was just down to naming anyway!

Now a new study suggests resurrecting Brontosaurus. It turns out the original Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus fossils appear different enough to belong to separate groups after all. "Generally, Brontosaurus can be distinguished from Apatosaurus most easily by its neck, which is higher and less wide," says lead study author Emanuel Tschopp, a vertebrate paleontologist at the New University of Lisbon in Portugal. "So although both are very massive and robust animals, Apatosaurus is even more extreme than Brontosaurus."

Phew, thought 2021 was a write off from the get go for a minute

[loki679]

Brontosaurus was never a real dinosaur.

Childhood ruined

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-brontosaurus-is-back1/

And it was just down to naming anyway!

Now a new study suggests resurrecting Brontosaurus. It turns out the original Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus fossils appear different enough to belong to separate groups after all. "Generally, Brontosaurus can be distinguished from Apatosaurus most easily by its neck, which is higher and less wide," says lead study author Emanuel Tschopp, a vertebrate paleontologist at the New University of Lisbon in Portugal. "So although both are very massive and robust animals, Apatosaurus is even more extreme than Brontosaurus."

Phew, thought 2021 was a write off from the get go for a minute

A rampant pandemic and violent right wing insurrectionists storming the American capitol didn't do it but we're damned if they start f***ing with dinosaur names

[Kaizero]

95% of all the Bourbon in the world is produced in Kentucky.

[madras]

95% of all the Bourbon in the world is produced in Kentucky.

They can keep it.

[loki679]

95% of all the Bourbon in the world is produced in Kentucky.

Where's the other 5% from?

[cubaricho]

95% of all the Bourbon in the world is produced in Kentucky.

Where's the other 5% from?

no where. It literally has to be from Kentucky, among a few other requisites (51% corn, as an example), to be called bourbon.

Otherwise it’s just whiskey.

[QuakesMag]

95% of all the Bourbon in the world is produced in Kentucky.

Where's the other 5% from?

no where. It literally has to be from Kentucky, among a few other requisites (51% corn, as an example), to be called bourbon.

Otherwise it’s just whiskey.

Not according to Chuck Cowdery in his book Bourbon, Straight.

[Kaizero]

95% of all the Bourbon in the world is produced in Kentucky.

Where's the other 5% from?

no where. It literally has to be from Kentucky, among a few other requisites (51% corn, as an example), to be called bourbon.

Otherwise it’s just whiskey.

No, it has to be produced in the United States to be called Bourbon. It's a misconception that it has to be made in Kentucky, hence why only 95% is made there.

https://blog.distiller.com/bourbons-not-from-kentucky/

[QuakesMag]

95% of all the Bourbon in the world is produced in Kentucky.

Where's the other 5% from?

no where. It literally has to be from Kentucky, among a few other requisites (51% corn, as an example), to be called bourbon.

Otherwise it’s just whiskey.

No, it has to be produced in the United States to be called Bourbon. It's a misconception that it has to be made in Kentucky, hence why only 95% is made there.

https://blog.distiller.com/bourbons-not-from-kentucky/

The 95% number has been largely disputed as well.

[cubaricho]