What Most I Lack In Tact And Eloquence I Make Up For In Sheer But Vaguely Sensical Verbosity

What most I lack in tact and eloquence I make up for in sheer but vaguely sensical verbosity

Heres a google drive folder filled with art book pdfs, if anyone has some others that you’d like me to add to it thats missing, please let me know and send me the link

Ask not for whom the gurdy hurds. It hurds for thee.

This is a comment someone appended to a photo of two men apparently having sex in a very fancy room, but it’s also kind of an amazing two-line poem? “His Wife has filled his house with chintz” is a really elegant and beautiful counterbalancing of h, f, and s sounds, and “chintz” is a perfect word choice here—sonically pleasing and good at evoking nouveau riche tackiness. And then “to keep it real I fuck him on the floor” collapses that whole mood with short percussive sounds—but it’s still a perfect iambic pentameter line, robust and a lovely obscene contrast with the chintz in the first line. Well done, tumblr user jjbang8

Soup and stew have similar basic construction (that is you put things in water and boil). However, a soup must have substance: ergo, soups must be suspensions of extremely small chunks, produced by blitz-blending. A stew, on the other hand, requires no such post-processing and can simply be water with large chunks.

the soup poll AKA where are the chunks?

occasionally when discussing lunches and dinners and other such wonders i get the feeling when i say "Soup" i mean another persons definition of "Stew", and our communication is somewhat skewed. please tell me how you identify your wet meals

if you so desire, detail your decision With the place you grew up/learned your distinction in the tags

Of handling high-concentration hydrogen peroxide, he said also;

"The lab down the hall from me that used to use the stuff had a pair of spiffy woven-metal gloves for just that purpose. Part of the purpose, I believe, was to make you think very carefully about what you were doing as you put them on."

More cursed chemistry! Check out this spicy boi:

This is chlorine trifluoride, one of the most reactive, corrosive substances known. This stuff will light asbestos on fire, as well as sand, glass, many metals, and oh, it will also ignite water. Basically if you start a fire with this stuff, your only option is to let it burn out, because anything you put on it will just burn up itself (though if it’s in an enclosed space you can flood the space with like argon or whatever). Apparently a spill of almost a ton of this stuff burned its way through a foot of concrete and 3 feet of gravel before it stopped.