Seems to be out during the day a whole lot more than it used to. I see it like every day. What gives?
OT: the moon
- Thread starter PK Dawg
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If I ever have to change my username, ‘Waxing Gibbous’ is on my short list.
Used to have an employee that was certain there were two moons. A daytime moon and a nighttime moon.
Once we burned up the ozone layer we can see it better now
This guy would have the answer. This may be the deepest cut I’ve ever made on here. Respect to those who get it.
There’s this book called 1Q84 where there are two moons and one is green, then another called Seveneves where there are seven for a while. I’ve never met a two mooner but did meet a flat earther in Jackson Hole. He was a pretty normal Uber driver until the last five minutes when he said, “It sucks that the billionaires are tricking everyone that the world is round.”
I had a co-worker who was the epitome of a lovable 17up who you were constantly frustrated with while simultaneously rooting for.
He said so many eye-bleedingly dumb things in the 3 years he lasted at the company that it hurts to sit and try to remember which was dumbest.
Anyways, one of his harmless theories was about Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. He was convinced to the core that Reese's had 2 different recipes for their individual cups(Halloween style packing) and one recipe had more oil in it. That was how he explained that sometimes you got a Cup with a slight sheen on the top of the chocolate while other times you got a Cup where both the chocolate and peanut butter were dry.
Not sure why that has stuck with me more than 12 years later, but I think it may be because he basically announced this in front of a Bullpen style office where 45 people all heard him. I swear there people in the middle of calls who dropped their phones to the floor and froze in disbelief.
Ha, that dude was such a lovable dummy.
I like a lot of Haruki Murakami’s work but I’ve stayed away from reading this one. It’s gotten a lot of bad reviews but it’s also really popular.
It was OK. It was very readable/enjoyable and the pages went by quick but wasn’t special to me
Um....and?
I get that it's almost certainly just environmental differences that lead to it, but is his theory so far fetched? It's entirely possible that Reeses runs multiple factories or runs where different ingredients or recipes are used.
So, if we living in a multiverse, does that mean that we have a chance at another national championship in some sport?
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