Things I learned today

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by flippyshark

I've recently eaten a couple of sandwiches with packaged healthy (expensive) not-salted sliced turkey, and boy did they need salt. (I applied a small amount of sea salt and lite "salad dressing," but the result was pretty meh.)

If I use fresh (ie cooked at home) turkey/chicken I can add a couple of slices of hard salami to each sandwich for flavor and still reduce my sodium intake by ~80%.

[Moonliner]

The song "It's a small world" is a lot less annoying when performed by a full symphony orchestra.

In fact it's down right awesome.

[lashbear]

Originally Posted by Moonliner

The song "It's a small world" is a lot less annoying when performed by a full symphony orchestra.

In fact it's down right awesome.

Is there a link?

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by lashbear

Is there a link?

No. It was a live "Disney in concert" event at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC.

But.... I wouldn't be surprised if Youtube had a version. And they do. but it ain't like seeing it live.

[Betty]

Your taint is actually called your anogenital distance.

A study of 117 men found a key difference between guys who had kids, and guys who were being treated for infertility. Anogenital distance is, as you might guess, the distance between where your balls stop and your anus begins. The average measurement for the fertile men was 44.6 millimeters. For the infertile men: 31.8 mm. Even more tellingly, sperm density, and the number of active sperm, increased by leaps and bounds for every extra millimeter of anogenital distance. Another recent study found very similar results.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Betty

Your taint is actually called your anogenital distance.

Actually, your taint is called your "perineum". The 'anogenital distance" is the size of your taint.