Here we go again with a new week. 2nd amendment rights are in question, and the President is telling us that the constitution isn’t set in stone. We think this is concerning for different reasons, but the most important thing to do is to freely talk about it. We got asked during this episode if we are still friends again, and the answer is “yes”. Conversations and discussions are just so abnormal these days that I think some of us forget what it was like when arguments and discussions drew us closer to each other and we could learn from our differences and disagreements. Maybe you don’t agree with one of us… that is okay.
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TIL

TIL that in World War 1, Nobel prize winning physicist Marie Curie developed mobile X-Ray stations to travel to the frontlines and assist army surgeons and preventing amputations when limbs were still intact. It's estimated that over a million wounded soldiers were x-rayed with her units.

TIL the US Navy is replacing the heavy and clunky control panel for the ship's periscope, with an Xbox 360 controller. The USS Colorado is the first to have the conversion installed with plans to convert all Virginia-class submarines with the Xbox controllers.

TIL that the platypus have no nipples. Their milk oozes out of mammary gland ducts and collects in grooves on their skin.

TIL when former 'Tonight Show' host Johnny Carson died in 2005, 'Late Show' host David Letterman recited a comedic monologue at the beginning of the show, revealing later that every joke had been written by Carson, who had been sending in one or two jokes a week during his retirement

TIL Contrary to the publicized image of the upbeat patient joking with surgeons, Ronald Reagan lost half his blood and came within seconds of dying in 1981 when he was gunned down. His true condition was concealed from the public for nearly 30 years.

Shower Thoughts

It's literally impossible to forget things on purpose, yet we all get mad when someone forgets something

People rarely ever use their glove compartments for storing gloves.

Marrying a cousin is associated with really high and really low society.

There’s probably a lot of GoPro video where the guy is doing a crazy dangerous stunt that we never see because they didn’t survive it.

You don't understand how many things a muscle does, until that muscle is sore.

Somebody is going to be the worlds first space pirate and probably just for the title alone.

Humans can be pretty savage. Eating something's muscles isn't enough, rather we sometimes prefer to grind up the muscles and shove them in the creature's intestines because it holds better on a bbq.

Computers are the only thing where too much heat can cause freezing.

It's a thin line between being the cool uncle and being the weird uncle.

A circle can be easily used to represent both a "whole" and a "hole"

The more intelligence someone has, the more willing they are to admit what they don't know.