I sat down with my grandfather one night a couple years ago and he told me tales about his hunting days, and the history of the lake house we stay at in the summer, and his old friend who passed long before I was born. It's one of my most treasured memories with him. I did the same thing before the alzheimers really set in with my grandmother. Even if I had heard the story before, I would lay there next to her on the bed while she folded the laundry and listen to her stories. Treasure the time you have with your loved ones, because it doesn't last forever.

I was referring to the advent of commercial nuclear power, but that's my mistake. Closer to 60 years on that one.

Exactly. Nuclear technology has come a long way from where it was 50 years ago. Now it's both safe and practical, but people are too scared to trust it because of something that happened before a lot of them can even remember.

In the US, you can get a meal for 3 people at McDonald's for like $10, maybe less (I haven't eaten there in a long time so I'm not sure), but organic food ingredients are a lot more expensive. A bag of carrots can be like $4-6 and that's only one component of a healthy meal. You also have to buy protein (often meat) which is also expensive comparatively. The cheapest pack of chicken cutlets I've found was $7.99.

This shows median, not mean.

A puppet also shouldn't cut other puppets strings, cuz that's just murder.

Happened to me just a couple minutes ago.

It's apparently from a movie called Nan er ben se (Invisible Target).