There are typically property taxes you have to pay every year, unless exempt

I think for me the tartness of pineapple combined with the acidity of tomatoes, is too reminiscent of the flavor profile of bile. It tastes like I threw up a little in my mouth, which is not something I desire to pay for, chew, savor, or swallow.

There was a fascinating simple study done some years ago in regard to altering the past based on future actions. I will try to find it. But if I remember correctly, they had 2 groups of people, the control and experimental. Both groups were given the same list of words to look at briefly. I believe they may have then been distracted by an intervening task. Afterward, the individuals in both groups were asked to recall as many words as possible from that list. These results were collected, but not yet seen/scored by researchers. The experimental group was then given the original list of words, and were told to study them for awhile AFTER the recall test. Control group did not study. The recall test was then scored for both groups after the "study or not study" period. It was found that the participants in the experimental group that had the time to study the word list, (literally after the test was well over), scored significantly higher in those initial recall results! Lending to the idea that maybe we can influence past events in some manner that is measurable, eh?

Looking like the Japanese have it dialed in, eh?

This one is my favorite. As a child I held a fascination for unicorns, and insisted that they were real since they were in the Bible, which was supposed to be all Truth, "God's Word". I questioned too much, to remain in that sort of Christian framework past childhood, but I absolutely find amusement in a book such as this!

For you and your baby!

In case anyone is wondering what the book is!

I would like to allow this

His perfect loaf form, as a bonus to the sploot!

I honestly don't know. I've never encountered them myself. Carolina Reapers have been the hottest thing I've had on that infograph. Under that, Ghost peppers, and I love Habenero quite often. There are apparently so many spicy peppers I've never tried! Something to look forward to, eh?

I wish I could help, b/c they are fucking bomb I agree! My Ma grew some in WV and made some dank reaper pepper jelly (3 different levels of spicy). The dried peppers she hooked me up with, caused me to capsaicin vapor bomb my kitchen a couple times until I figured out a method to mitigate that haha

So neat! Such a wild card every time!