The first time my usual Taco Bell order cost $25 instead of $15 I said “How much?? Are you sure??” He sheepishly said “ Yeah.. we raised our prices because of Covid. Do you want to cancel your order?”
Disneyland annual pass is $600- $1700 per year, per person, depending on what perks you want. Disney World is $1500. It’s mainly people who live close enough not to need hotel accommodations or have friends and family in the area to stay with. You’re not buying souvenirs and eating at Victoria and Albert’s every trip when you go all the time.
Also, I think a lot of these Disney Adults (TM) are their own version of “horse poor.” And from my experience, there is a large overlap in those two groups.
Yeah, probably not like that. I'm pretty sure those huge bones had significant musculature attached, they weren't just sticking up like a very vulnerable wind sail. I can't imagine the biological advantage that would lead to it. This guy looks he might have been more similar to a buffalo bison.
Except they didn't call it a day, they went and delivered babies, with surgery goo on their hands, and flipped the fuck out when some guy did experiments showing that fewer women died in child birth when the doctor washed his fucking hands first. Hard pass on the hand washing, pal.
My cat is somehow scared of the sound of her pop top cat food being opened. It’s so weird. She’s the hungriest chonk monster around, but runs and hides from the scary sound.
These ones were much better. I still don't understand the physics of how wiggling the handlebars back and forth made them go forward, but it felt like magic at the time. Much less finger pinching and no Charlie horsing your groin trying to crab walk with wheels under your butt like the other ones.
We can, but I suspect we don't because the disclosure requirements would hurt sales. Without massive public education campaigns to convince people that it's not as stupid as letting kids play with Xray machines every time they went to the shoe store up until the 1970s, people will be unsure. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoe-fitting_fluoroscope
Since ionizing radiation from medical procedures, nuclear weapons and reactors is a known cause of cancer [ www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/radiation ], it would be quite a project to get the entire US public to believe that exposing your food to the process is different than exposing your body to it.
Irradiated foods can be recognized by the presence of the international symbol for irradiation on the packaging along with the words "Treated with Radiation," or "Treated by Irradiation."
I can't see it on .world