Maybe there just aren't a lot of people with downs, and the statistics of us finding a minority with downs is pretty damn small.

What if you make lettuce tea?

That's the "get the fuck out of my house" look.

For real though, every time I think of a downs person I think of a pale white person. And they're always pale.

texas aren't you the tall and handsome fellow who I would much rather look like than my bitchy self?

But see the thing about lower cursive "z" is that the first curve is supposed to be distinctly not connected in order to distinguish it from a lower "g".

getting their dick wet

The only reason why I can think of people being vehemently pro-hemp is because of weed. Any non-weed person would recognize that wood and hemp each have their pros and cons, and in a better world each would be used to its maximum capacity within sustainable margins. But the only reason to move completely to hemp is because of weed.

and I want to die faster. Wanna trade organs?

whore-chest-hair-shire

Depends on what the photoelectric cells are designed for. Some have a band gap that can only by jumped by ultraviolet+ radiation and some can work with visible light.

Why would there be more than one party affected in assisted suicide?

Yes but my dick is three inches exactly so that's a nice round number

Celsius has zero as "sort of cold" and 100 at "literally almost double the world record for ground temperature". Fahrenheit has zero as "really fucking cold" and 100 as "really fucking hot".
In other words, The 0-100 scale for F is much more meaningful in the human existence than on the C scale. It doesn't matter that the 0 and 100 points on the C scale are defined by a physical phenomenon, it's that it just doesn't work for most of human existence. I can define a temperature scale by the freezing and vapor points of elemental mercury, but that doesn't make it usable in any meaningful way.

I never thought about this being a problem but I completely realize that it could be.

Celsius is the most useless of all the three measurements. Kelvin would be the best for science but Fahrenheit is the most practical for everyday measurements.

I can give you two dollars if you share

And even better, show this comment thread to the board/R&D meeting on ways to further advance their products

just watch the guest be the CEO of this company

That was surprisingly not as loud as I thought it would be