Pub Quiz thread
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yorkshirehornet
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yes M Kellogg had a few issues
https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/32042/corn-flakes-were-invented-part-anti-masturbation-crusade
Cereals and yoghurt aside, he also had other, more sinister ‘cures’ for masturbation.
For girls, he recommended applying carbolic acid to the clitoris to burn it.
And for boys, he suggested threading silver wire through the foreskin to prevent erections and cause irritation.
A bit of an oddball family were the Kelloggs. All Seventh Day Adventists, a religion with a weird fascination for the Second Coming - so quite why they objected to masturbation is anyone's guess.
The largest what was found in 2009 - dumbfounding science which previously thought it was impossible?
yorkshirehornet
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yorkshirehornet
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If I’ve read your question correctly, this is a large living thing, something to do masturbation. A big ****er, then…A bit of an oddball family were the Kelloggs. All Seventh Day Adventists, a religion with a weird fascination for the Second Coming - so quite why they objected to masturbation is anyone's guess.
The largest what was found in 2009 - dumbfounding science which previously thought it was impossible?
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yorkshirehornet
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Not deep sea - a mangrove swamp something.
Sadly no - he's certainly not the largest of his type.
yorkshirehornet
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Yes - thiomargarita magnifica, found in a mangrove swamp in Guadeloupe. The largest bacterium ever found - at 1cm long and visible to the naked eye, around 50 times larger than any previously found.
Over to you.
yorkshirehornet
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Ok....
what is just happening within earshot of me that should surely have taken place on the 1st March ??
what is just happening within earshot of me that should surely have taken place on the 1st March ??
Someone has a very heavy dose of March winds?Ok....
what is just happening within earshot of me that should surely have taken place on the 1st March ??
yorkshirehornet
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I'll take a leap in the dark here - the Yorkshire brass bands championships ? Postponed in March because of Covid 19.Ok....
what is just happening within earshot of me that should surely have taken place on the 1st March ??
yorkshirehornet
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well it is an event happening now in my neck of the woods which really should be taking place this year on March 1st....and would be in another country
yorkshirehornet
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The Kalends of March - which in Ancient Rome would have been the equivalent of New Year's Day?