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I'm afraid so. If that wasn't the case, it would have been sunk into the forgotten meanders of the Internet and Snopes would not have had to write a whole article about it.

Not agreed. Math textbooks are actually pretty fun compared to Fifty Shades.

"i'll draw a dog, it's easy to draw
...
oh no"

I love that option, and actually think every time a couple does not know what to eat, they should settle for "you know what, fuck it, let's get wasted".

That's what he meant by "stupid". But the text is about looking dumb, which... well, has no other meaning :)

There's missing the joke, and there's this.

On a scale from 1 to 10, what's your favourite vegetable in the alphabet?

Yep, piss is technically an aqueous solution.

The logarithm ("common logarithm") of x is the number n such that 10^n=x (10 to the n-th power is x), e.g. log(1000)=3 because 10^3=1000.
This logarithm is used for the (deci)bel scale: every time you multiply the intensity of the sound source by 10, you add 1 bel, i.e. 10 decibels.
Now, the math: ASSUMING that these two billion cats are in the exact same place (huge assumption...), we have log(2000000000)=9.3 (approx.), so if a cat meows at 65dB, two billion cats in the same place would meow at 65+10*9.3=158dB. If a single cat meows at 75dB, we get 168dB for the 2bn cats.
If you stand 1 meter away from a .30-06 rifle being fired, that's 171dB for you (about twice the 168dB intensity, or 20 times the 158dB intensity). And you have to take into account that the cats, of course, are not in the same place, sound does not propagate instantly (it's even pretty slow), and its intensity decreases with the distance, so... Not that impressive, actually.

"It's surprisingly simple to type sentences without the letter A."
...dude, check the last letter of that sentence...