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¡¿¿¿Que las avestruces no entierran la cabeza en la arena???! Ahora sí que se me ha caído un mito... ¿qué será lo próximo, que a los elefantes no les asustan los ratones?
#2:
Flowering sunflowers point in one fixed direction (often east) all day long. Young sunflowers, before growing flower heads, do track the sun (through heliotropism), then stay fixed.
-Estoy poseiiidooo, miiiira cómo me giiiira la cabeeezaaaa, uuuuuhhh!!
-Joder, eres el girasol más gilipollas de toda la plantación
#1 Antes de volver, lávate las manos.
-Estoy poseiiidooo, miiiira cómo me giiiira la cabeeezaaaa, uuuuuhhh!!
-Joder, eres el girasol más gilipollas de toda la plantación
#1 Antes de volver, lávate las manos.
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¡¿¿¿Que las avestruces no entierran la cabeza en la arena???! Ahora sí que se me ha caído un mito... ¿qué será lo próximo, que a los elefantes no les asustan los ratones?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_misconceptions
¿Que el azúcar no genera hiperactividad en los niños? JA!!! Demostrado empíricamente y en mis propias carnes que eso es mentira. Mi hijo de dos años apenas come dulces. Ni caramelos, ni golosinas, ni mierdas por el estilo. Alguna vez ha comido chocolate y coca de azúcar por la tarde, en alguna fiesta de cumpleaños y el cambio en su comportamiento es brutal. Hasta las tantas de la noche dando saltos en la cama con los ojos fuera de las órbitas. No se duerme ni con cloroformo. Y eso lo he sufrido varias veces. También le pasa, aunque en menor medida, si come helado por la tarde. Esa infografía es basura.
Hubiera estado genial si hubieran puesto un enlace a la fuente en cada cosa... Pero bueno, para quien quiera, aquí puede ver las referencias:
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#4 bien por ti, pq yo solo venía a decir que, erróneas porque lo dicen ellos?
#4 joder ¿esto que es? ¿Referencias para hormigas?
#4 cuando consigas ver las referencias te habrás quedado ciego de forzar tanto la vista.
Lo que dice del microondas no es cierto. Si pones metal dentro del microodas puede estropearse por dos casos:
- Salten arcos electricos y quemen las paredes del microondas o incluso el magentron.
-Si no hay comida ni nada que absorva las microondas estas pueden reflejarse de vuleta al magnetron y quemarlo.
http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/08/why-you-generally-shouldnt-put-metals-in-the-microwave/
#5 magentron. ULTRA FAN de esa errata.
#9 yo soy mas fan de gigatron
#5 una cuchara puedes meterla sin problema. Un tenedor no
#5 Vale, pero absorber es con dos bes.
La de que el referendum catalán es legal no está
Lo de que la leche no genera mucosidad es mentira. Lo tengo más que comprobado. Lo que pasa es que no le ocurre a todo el mundo, que es una cosa distinta.
Lo meneo, aunque tiene un tufillo a falta de rigor que tira para atrás...
#8 Al menos pone las referencias bibliográficas al final, por lo que puedes comprobar si los artículos en los que basa cada cosa están o no refutados
Los escoceses no llevaban Kilt ni tampoco tenian tartars diferenciados para cada familia antes de mediados del siglo XVIII.
Columbus never reached any land that now forms part of the mainland United States of America. Most of the landings were on the beaches of the Carribean.
Quizás hay algún mito que no conozco al respecto, pero este no lo entiendo, parece que quieren decir que no llegó a EEUU pero parece que el mito (o quizás el error de la infografía) tiene que ver con confundir América como continente con referirse a EEUU solamente como américa.
"Study finds alcohol doesn't kill off brain cells"...
No voy a mencionar el resto de "verdades" de tu querida infografía, pero solamente por esa frase, y habiendo conocido personas con vidas destrozadas por el alcoholismo... mereces un par de hostias, Markitus. Eres un mierda, tan solo eso, sigue jugando con tu MacBook.
#16 Dos cosas. Primero, que lo de matar al mensajero no es de recibo, él sólo ha compartido un enlace que le ha parecido curioso, no lo ha firmado. Y segundo, que igual mejor leerse las dos frases que componen la referencia al alcohol, no solo la primera: "While it's certainly not a health food, alcohol does not necessarily kill brain cells. This is different for alcoholics who can lose brain cells from withdrawal (excitotoxicity)."
Solo venía a comenta, ahora me voy a hacer pis.
Flowering sunflowers point in one fixed direction (often east) all day long. Young sunflowers, before growing flower heads, do track the sun (through heliotropism), then stay fixed.
-Estoy poseiiidooo, miiiira cómo me giiiira la cabeeezaaaa, uuuuuhhh!!
-Joder, eres el girasol más gilipollas de toda la plantación
#1 Antes de volver, lávate las manos.