@senatorshoshana@AllTrails ME: I wonder how many mountains are named after breasts.
THE INTERNET: Over 50, and this guy apparently plans to climb them all.
https://t.co/oewHn3D4av
@AstroKatie@alexchtwit@whereisdaz AND, all of Einstein's peers didn't think he was wrong. His theories were regarded as plausible enough to merit investigation and experimentation, which confirmed them, resulting in swift acceptance by the scientific community.
@bluestein For the same period of time prior to Republican governance, Georgia's average GDP growth was 7.7%, compared to US average of 6.1%.
https://t.co/S9Vrev2nBX
@bluestein Average GDP growth in Georgia since Republicans won control in 2003 has been 4.0%, compared to US average of 4.1% for that period.
https://t.co/1bLv93Uq7G
On our afternoon walk, Toby suddenly had the uneasy feeling that he was being watched by some unknown presence -- a presence that was, if not actually evil, certainly mildly disdainful.
@agraham999 @MoonshadowMark The runoff isn't because it might be a statistical anomaly. It's because you need to hit 50% (which is a reasonable requirement!), and Georgia isn't smart enough to do ranked choice voting like other states.
@Popehat@GailSimone Apparently the items in a ploughman's lunch have been served together for centuries, and the Cheese Bureau's contribution was to popularize a name for it. So it actually is traditional. (Further research on this subject was cut short because I had reached a conclusion I liked.)