I knew something once. It was awful.
That’s an ace comment! Thank you for the smile provoking words.
I’ve watched a lot of Star Trek so I know a lot about gay space socialism
My favorite kind :)
The Ooh Ooh song is Temptation by New Order
The Woo Ooh-ee song is Elevation by U2
The Woo-ooh, Eeh-Ooh-Ooh song is Woo Hoo by The 5.6.7.8s
The Ooh-Aah Ooh-Hoo Ooh-Hoo song is Who are You by The Who
The Woo Hoo song is Song 2 by Blur
The Woop Woop song is Sound of Da Police by KRS-One
Hope this helps.
I was thinking “pass that Dutch” by Missy Elliot on the first song
Did you know that having a constantly open mouth as a child is really detrimental to the development and growth of your mouth’s palate, your overall posture, your nose, and many other parts of your facial and bodily structure?
Physiologically speaking, your mouth should be closed most of the time. If it is, the crown/tip of your tongue should rest right on top if your alveoles, ie. just before your upper front teeth. This leads to your palate being formed and molded as a child into what you should know today. If for some reason you only rarely have your mouth closed as a child, this can lead to a deformed palate, making it more difficult to speak in the future, breathe etc. Furthermore, you are more likely to get sick since you’re not breathing through your nose where all of the bacteria you passively inhale through the air are filtered out by your tonsils. Additionally, your nose may be malformed by its irregular use as well since the air your breathe in and out helps form your nose too.
Potential reasons for not breathing through your nose might be problems with your jaws (overbite/underbite) or teeth, inflamed tonsils that hinder your ability to breathe through your nose, a too short tongue frenulum that hinders the ability to properly reach your palate, and more.
Happy breathing. :D
im such a nose breather that i dont really get clogged nose anymore even when im sick
That’s good! Do you get sick often?
Well don’t ask jon snow
Inertia is a property of matter
If you build a linked list in C, and put the pointer to the next entry as the first element in your struct, then you only need a single variable (and two comparisons) to do sorted insertion into the list.
That’s too complicated for me to understand so here is my thing I know:
When using example code from the Internet, it’s important to read the comments at the top of the file before going to far into adapting it and then wondering why it isn’t working.
i can whistle continuously without the need for breathing stops
I thought you died, Roger Whittaker.
Wtf how
It just kind of happened because i got annoyed that i had to stop during long phrases to breathe in so i just kind of taught myself how to whistle while breathing in. I just googled it to see how special that is but all im seeing is health conditions.
A fellow whistler! I prefer whistling Bach.
Sounds like you’re talking about circular breathing.
I guess you could call it circular whistling. Circular breathing is another incredibly hard thing to do.
No, that’s something else. Circular breathing is breathing in through one orifice and out through another at the same time. What that person described is just reversing the direction of your whistling. You still breathe either in or out at once, but sound comes out of your face either way. It’s really not hard at all to do.
Dries out your mouth pretty quick though.
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Mitochondria is the power house of the cell
Not yet, but I’ll keep you updated.
I know a fun fact:
You know how a packet of 8 bits is called a byte? A packet of 4 bits, which is half a byte, is called a nibble!Ackshully, it’s spelled nybble…
I did not know this and my day is measurably improved, thank you knowledgeable stranger
I used to know, but now I’m not so sure anymore.
I have approximate knowledge of many things
According to Descartes I think therefore I am (and that’s all I know), but to be honest I’m not convinced…
I also know that he was a drunken fart.
Hello, Bruce. Have you seen Bruce?
I think I’ve… no, I’ve never done any of that before, sorry.
