Marius Bražinskas

@putzisbackbaby You could also think about market saturation, supply-demand relationships. :D

@putzisbackbaby Sad reality!

@Edmontondude Bought bananas. They have a cucumber aftertaste with a hint of acetone. :D

@Bitchasaurus1 There is a niche of electrosex. :D

@Edmontondude After a few yawns, there will be a cramp in lower jaw. :D

@Edmontondude Maintenance of this yacht would be a headache of extra strength.

@putzisbackbaby Chances are high, that this is how will look an anus after these experiments.

@drkeithsiau Magic trick gone wrong. That part where the object should reappear didn't happen.

When one’s eye is bigger than the stomach. What do you think happened here?

@drkeithsiau Well, not all people learn from the mistakes of others. They need to make their own! :D

An eel perforating through a heron’s body in mid flight - a one in a million shot captured by amateur photographer, Sam David from Delaware. Some species of eels have a sharp, hardened snout for digging in sand, enabling them to break free from the internal organs of predators by piercing through the wall of the oesophagus or stomach. Humans have been known to eat live eels and insert these into their colons. This photo is an eye-opening warning of the potential consequences of such practices. It is not known whether either of the 2 creatures survived.

@Bitchasaurus1 Professional! 🫡

@Mi__oOo2 It's used then they are asking you about a protection at the gay club.

أتحدكم كان يستخدمونه ليش ؟

@Edmontondude So he has a serious ace in his sleeve?!

@StrengthEwa Nah, this is your secret! Radioactive spaghetti gives you muscle building superpowers!

@MariusBra1982 Ever seen fresh pesto? I guess not

Absolutely love fresh home made pesto

@Amy_90_x Dust balls and hair, DUST BALLS AND HAIR! :D

What would I find? Keep it clean 🧐🧐🧐

@mahonj @JohanFourie020 @engineers_feed Dibromomethane is a clear liquid and imiscible with water.

@MariusBra1982 @JohanFourie020 @engineers_feed I said high density clear liquids, there are plenty of higher density liquids - for instance mercury 13.5, but it isn't clear.

Question!

@mahonj @JohanFourie020 @engineers_feed Also this could be high viscosity liquid like gelo that it keeps the key standing. :)

@MariusBra1982 @JohanFourie020 @engineers_feed Perhaps, but what liquid at the bottom? I couldn't find any clear liquid with a density > 1.84 Say the key is made of steel or brass with a density ~8. We would need a clear liquid with a density of say 9, which does not exist.

@stargazeruk7 Science says it's principles based on hydraulics. :D

@JohanFourie020 @mahonj @engineers_feed D has two layers of liquid! B - key is standing in the middle - this won't be water at all. :D

@mahonj @engineers_feed But maybe the (broken?) light bulb is also full of water, in which case jar D will have the most water