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Since smoke contains carcinogens, is it detrimental to eat smoked meats, and if so, is there a hierarchy of danger between fish, cheese, vegetables, and other other meats based on amount and type of fat?

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Yomama so fat her tailor uses first down sticks to measure

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Yomama so fat your daddy gets a volume discount on grindr.

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What are some basic science projects we can conduct for K-2 over the next two weeks that will have a conclusion in that time frame?

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What are the chances that someone with COVID-19 driving through a neighborhood with the windows down, vaping, coughing, or simply exhaling could transmit it to people either driving behind them with windows down or walking by on the road?

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Given how reluctant the white house has been about safe practices, and the many meetings and closed sessions that occur, is it possible the viral load X time of exposure might be greater in this cluster?

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For this question, let's assume elementary school aged children have been affected least by covid-19 compared to other age groups and the virus is present in school populations. What effect would this have on mutation of the virus after continued daily exposure among asymptomatic children?

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Yomama so fat the hubble space telescope still ain't far enough away to take her selfie.

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Since chemicals like imidicloprid and glyphosate are in our food chain and drinking water and in our bodies, but are supposed to be harmless to mammals, are their nontarget organisms in our body, for example gut bacteria, that the chemicals might effect sublethally and disrupt functions?

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Yomama so fat her three olive martini is served on a javelin.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Since smoke contains carcinogens, is it detrimental to eat smoked meats, and if so, is there a hierarchy of danger between fish, cheese, vegetables, and other other meats based on amount and type of fat?	7	askscience
Yomama so fat her tailor uses first down sticks to measure	4	YoMamaJokes
Yomama so fat your daddy gets a volume discount on grindr.	1	YoMamaJokes
What are some basic science projects we can conduct for K-2 over the next two weeks that will have a conclusion in that time frame?	1	askscience
What are the chances that someone with COVID-19 driving through a neighborhood with the windows down, vaping, coughing, or simply exhaling could transmit it to people either driving behind them with windows down or walking by on the road?	1	askscience
Given how reluctant the white house has been about safe practices, and the many meetings and closed sessions that occur, is it possible the viral load X time of exposure might be greater in this cluster?	1	askscience
For this question, let's assume elementary school aged children have been affected least by covid-19 compared to other age groups and the virus is present in school populations. What effect would this have on mutation of the virus after continued daily exposure among asymptomatic children?	1	askscience
Yomama so fat the hubble space telescope still ain't far enough away to take her selfie.	1	YoMamaJokes
Since chemicals like imidicloprid and glyphosate are in our food chain and drinking water and in our bodies, but are supposed to be harmless to mammals, are their nontarget organisms in our body, for example gut bacteria, that the chemicals might effect sublethally and disrupt functions?	1	askscience
Yomama so fat her three olive martini is served on a javelin.	1	YoMamaJokes