So cute! Those tails should probably be higher and not be right in the middle of the butt though.

..unless they aren't tails

Where I am they slice the heel much thinner than the rest of the slices because it's widely-accepted that the heel is generally not wanted.

Personally I'm very fond of good ol' water.

He a chonker, innie?

This joke worked with Internet Explorer, but Edge is actually pretty decent.

Use a metric ton of chocolate. Typical hot chocolate recipes have about an ounce of chocolate and a spoon or two of cocoa to a cup of milk, but for max mouthfeel you want to use at least 3 times that amount of chocolate. Some recipes even add a cornstarch slurry to encourage thickening.

Look up Italian or French hot chocolate recipes. I drink this stuff in (double) espresso cup portions because it's so gloriously rich.

We are special in design, but we were not designed to be special.

The article states that they're trying to cool the building by radiating heat in addition to reducing the heat that is coming in.

Uhhhhhh

Well, one of my Amano shrimp crawled out of the tank today so I guess I could do something similar.

N...ew Station. Nintendo Switch. Neutron star.

Edit: It's Nova Scotia. Why do North Americans like to assume we know all their state/province abbreviations?

If you'd used that you would have obtained:

2/3•pi•R•R•(L + S) = 2/3•pi•(1.05)•(1.05)•(2.8) = 6.47

The original math is off, so each nugget is perhaps just 7-8k. Still a hefty 2+mil/year, but I might hold out for a while more.

Thanks for the formula. It's for chickens, but works well for an estimate. Using that formula, we get 7012.429 mm^(3), or 7cm^(3) for an American Robin egg, still nowhere close to 49.

European Robins lay smaller (non-blue) eggs, 2cm long and 1.5cm wide with a volume of ~2.6cm^(3). That would be about USD2.7k worth of gold.

Okay, using 2.1cm and 2.8cm I still have no idea how you're getting your volume from. Even very roughly approximating the egg to a cuboid 2.1 × 2.1 × 2.8, the egg would be under 12.5 cubic cm. In reality, it's probably about half that, closer to 6 cm3, ~120g.

But yes. Still good money. $6-7k per nug.

Edit: I think 49.42 came about by taking (2.1×2)^(2) = 17.64 ('rounding' to 17.65) and multiplying by 2.8 to get 49.42. But 2.1 is width, not radius, so there's no need to double it.

Anyway another commenter helpfully provided a formula for egg volume, and a(n American) robin's egg comes to about 7cm^(3).

Fur at the tip is ear tufts, fur that grows inside is ear furnishings! A few breeds have them. Generally it means your kitten is going to become a floofer.

My kuhli loaches are horribly shy (as they tend to be). Weirdly enough they're less wary of me if I'm wearing red, which I chalk up to them having red cherry shrimp for tankmates. They're probably used to red things that sometimes move abruptly.

No different from an indoor cat I guess. If you have a suitable set up (enough space, stimulation) fish will be fine.