Twelfth Post!
May. 31st, 2025 06:24 pmPOST NAMER TBC-- work harder, meme!
Welcome back, anyway! Chat fandom, media, creative things, weirdness from around the net, funny stuff, anything! Meme awaits!
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Welcome back, anyway! Chat fandom, media, creative things, weirdness from around the net, funny stuff, anything! Meme awaits!
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Re: Random Internet Misc
Date: 2025-10-04 01:47 am (UTC)If you've ever wanted to measure out an egg-sized volume of vodka, now's your chance.
Re: Random Internet Misc
Date: 2025-10-04 02:04 am (UTC)Re: Random Internet Misc
Date: 2025-10-04 02:08 am (UTC)1. Get egg
2. Look at egg
3. Pour that much vodka
Egg-sized volume of vodka, deluxe method:
1. Get egg
2. Get water
3. Measure water
4. Displace water with egg
5. Measure water again
6. Get difference
7. Pour that much vodka
(Potentially you use a (sliced?) olive for measuring the water)
i'm not even in biblical times and i figured it out guys come on
Re: Random Internet Misc
Date: 2025-10-04 02:16 am (UTC)Re: Random Internet Misc
Date: 2025-10-04 02:57 am (UTC)Ah, but you see - the size of an olive (and thus, of the egg, as olives are frequently measured in fractions of eggs) is in fact the subject of much religious debate. Historically, different religious authorities have proclaimed that an olive is 1/3 of an egg, or 1/2 of an egg, or 1/6 of an egg. Given that eggs and olives do not, in fact, follow those ratios today, we can only assume that eggs and olives have simply shrunk over time, as everything is prone to do the further we get from God.
Re: Random Internet Misc
Date: 2025-10-04 02:59 am (UTC)Re: Random Internet Misc
Date: 2025-10-04 11:31 am (UTC)But I also picture people, thousands of years back, hearing the authorities and just being like "wtf an olive isn't half the size of an egg" and just going by eye for their recipes anyway.