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Lucy, Theo, Andrew, and Ben bring you: The haircut photo policy at Taco Bell, accidental dad shots in Minnesota, the appearance of a mystery shack, and catching the same fish twice for the perfect urban fish pic.

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Sayanne

Not Australian but it seems to me a fundamental issue with that referendum that "no" is so much fun to say in an Australian accent

Jan Meyer

No need for Hammer setting or masonry bits. Bone is more like wood than stone. Normal spiral bits do just fine to drill bone.

John Harwood

Agreed, it has so many extra vowels in it. In the same way as “tuna” has a c, an h, and fourteen os in it.

Theo Pengelly

Thanks Jan! Seems like I have everything I need

Jan Meyer

No problem. Just make sure to get as close to 90° as you can or it splinters and chips. Less of a problem with living bone, probably, but a big problem with dry bone. I mean you wouldn't want to chip your skull.

Wikifeet Community Moderator

I have a friend who used to be a food service health inspector for the local government; their job was just staring at the porcelain man and giving him the finger all day. I am to believe they learned things they would rather had remained ignorant of.

Charles

43:50 - An amount of ice can be heavier than an amount of water, but ice is generally less dense than water, hence why ice cubes float in a glass of liquid. Cannot believe Ben of all people left this one in, my smugness is immeasurable.

synthmage

The "# block of X Street" thing has come up so often lately. Do y'all not have this in Australia? People don't actually say "800 block of Alpha St." in conversation here, either. It's mostly a newspaper thing, but it's just a shorter way of saying "Something happened on X street between Y street and Z street." The "800 block" just means the section of the street where all the building addresses are in the 800s.

Boonta Vista

we understand what it means it just sounds funny to australians :)