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Your username is a nice Holy-fuck-now-this-is-incredible-music reference.

The exact same. And if I accidentally switch places, I freak out every five minutes wondering where I lost them.

"This photo will get, like, a thousand likes on Facebook.
- ...fuck your species, John. Seriously."

Life.
Life crapped in his cornflakes. And his cranium.

Steam is actually tiny droplets of water in the air (actual vaporized water is invisible). I guess tiny droplets of water into liquid water would not change anything :) I think hot water dissolves a lot of sediments while running through the pipes and tap, while cold water dissolves less stuff. Not all taps/pipes have this effect, and if you take cold water from your tap and boil it, it will still be transparent.

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Exact same in Rennes, France. It opened a couple months ago.

Let's play "spot the Trump voter".

Just to, well, kind of conclude my point : "Is a given theory actually true?" can be a philosophical, even metaphysical, question. But the answer to "Has anyone even thought of a better explanation to what we know?" is no.
Are quantum mechanics a "fact"? We don't know. They most probably are the best tool human intelligence can create to describe and predict what we humans know of the world, but maybe we only perceive part of what exists, thus quantum mechanics are part of the "real" explanation. This is a huge metaphysical question, and scientists working on quantum mechanics and string theory have this question in mind, but out physical theories are the "truest explanations" we can give.
The theory of evolution, on the other hand, has probability zero to be wrong, because any other explanation for everything we know about living beings throughout history would be incredibly convoluted, more so than we can imagine, and perhaps not even coherent.

Prett much (yep, other guest here). Technically, a theory may not be "true", but it fits and predicts everything that has been observed in our world, so that we have no better conceivable tool to imagine the world.
The law of gravity is part of newtonian mechanics (or classical mechanics), a "theory" that has never failed to describe and predict the physical world, until we discovered that, at the atomic level, shit happens. Thus, quantum mechanics were derived, and they even explain why we never see their effects in our macroscopic world, ie why classical mechanics are still valid. To this day, nothing contradicts these theories.
In the same way, nothing contradicts the theory of evolution (I mean nothing we have observed or quantified, our opinions/faith are powerless here).
All theories cited here have never been proven wrong, not even "insufficient", by any scienfitic data. Maybe "reality" is more complex, but our theories perfectly fit everything we know about the Universe.

I think this picture is not about not being responsible enough, but about wanting a cue puppy then getting rid of it when he/she grows up. If you are well aware that you will have to take care of a living being that will not remain a puppy for years, you are already a waaaaaay better person than the "I will buy a cute lil' puppy but I do not want a huge dog in my house'" kind.
Also, be confident: one day, you will know you are ready for a dog, and he/she will become your best friend :)

Magnificent PG version of the original sentence, indeed :)

Your comment is basically responding to "What a couple of terrible people!" with "I kind of like one of these terrible people".

I really don't think he actually came with it. He must be hardly capable of writing his own name.

"As a lesbian"? We read your username, we kind of knew ;)