I would wager they were either surplus mice or part of control groups.

The day Alex Grey couldn’t really be arsed.

That’s specifically for the purpose of studying the body and brain as part of the experiment though.

You don’t have to. There are options.

A big what now?

It’s a migrant hawker aka scarce hawker, I think. They’re a bugger to capture in flight, so well done.

I thought this was a joke. Is this really real? If so, that’s wild (and really low quality).

No. I’m not sure I ever did. I’ve never thought about it, but don’t most people (adults) generally just remember and/or know intuitively? I don’t think it’s something I need to think about. Just something my brain knows.

We did, but we ate meat for most of that time and most still do. The scale of humanity requires mechanisation of some sort. Most people won’t turn to plant based or lab grown unless they have no choice, unfortunately.

He has my unfinished sympathy.

I fart in your general direction! Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!

One does provide food though, which is important. The other provides wrong answers, unnecessarily long descriptions, and acts like your mate. Let’s dig into that…

Label on my cup I take to work

Is that a known tongue twister? If so, it’s a very tame one. I just did it 20 odd times to check.

The sixth sheikh’s sixth sheep’s sick is a winner. As is I’m not a pheasant plucker, I’m a pheasant plucker’s son, I’m forever plucking pheasants til the pheasant plucker comes.

I do a lot of DIY and have all manner of screws in my shed gathered across the years. These ones are a rarity.

Also, I hate flatheads.

Um… what?

Whoever wins AI wins?

What do they win exactly?

I just go airplane mode when I’m playing games

I mean, squid do have 8 arms. Their 2 extra tentacles for pulling and grabbing prey aren’t considered to be arms.