EPTMussels that do not open when cooked may still be fully cooked and safe to eat.
Mind absolutely blown. So many mussels gone to waste over the years.
List of Common Misconceptions - Page 5
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vyyye
Sweden3917 Posts
Mind absolutely blown. So many mussels gone to waste over the years. | ||
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Pitto
Australia45 Posts
please, tell anyone who claims this to go do some reading and that its completely wrong | ||
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17733 Posts
On January 15 2011 08:33 Jonoman92 wrote: It sounds like most Koreans honestly believe the fan myth... that is funny. Some of the article really surprised me, good to know the truth. Assuming everything written was correct of course. koreans also genuinely believe that personality is based on blood type lol | ||
LosingID8
CA10829 Posts
On January 15 2011 16:01 Ilikestarcraft wrote: koreans also genuinely believe that personality is based on blood type lol thats east asia in general | ||
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Danjoh
Sweden405 Posts
On January 15 2011 15:42 gogogadgetflow wrote: Lol Tasteless just said that milk causes mucous. I had never heard of it until I read it on the list of common misconceptions today - failure of our education system, clearly. Never had a cold a tried drinking milk? Feels like you're clogging up right away (atleast I do). On January 15 2011 15:57 Pitto wrote: Vaccines do not cause autism. Fraudulent research by Andrew Wakefield claimed a connection. The results could not be reproduced. Subsequently the research was shown to be flawed and fraudulent. please, tell anyone who claims this to go do some reading and that its completely wrong Are you saying that the claim "vaccines do not cause autism" is wrong, or the other way around? And if I'm not mistaken, the definition of Autism was changed fairly recently (as in about 10 years ago or so) to include even less severe form of autism. And since Autism usually shows it first signs around the times you start getting your first vaccines, some doctor came up with the "fact" that vaccines cause autism. | ||
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Crazyeyes
Canada1342 Posts
On January 15 2011 15:42 gogogadgetflow wrote: Lol Tasteless just said that milk causes mucous. I had never heard of it until I read it on the list of common misconceptions today - failure of our education system, clearly. In a related note, Artosis said a few days ago that Elephants are not actually afraid of mice. Mythbusters prove that indeed they are [or at the very least will go out of their way to aviod them]. | ||
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eLiE
Canada1039 Posts
On January 15 2011 08:01 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote: does happen in canada with our geese though  those things are nastyNo kidding, when I was younger, I was with my grandma at high park, and this goose was squawking at us and following us. It stopped, and we walked away. As I looked over my shoulder, I saw a flying mass of feathers hurtling through the air towards my grandma. I yelled to duck and it was like the matrix for old people, wooshed over her head, but didn't try to attack again. Stay away from dem geese! | ||
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REDBLUEGREEN
Germany1904 Posts
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storm8ring3r
Germany227 Posts
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17733 Posts
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McDonalds
Liechtenstein2244 Posts
On January 15 2011 20:24 Ilikestarcraft wrote: I think a common misconceptions when it comes to nutrition is that eating fat makes you fat. We could have a whole thread about nutrition and exercise, yeah. | ||
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smokeyhoodoo
United States1021 Posts
On January 15 2011 20:19 REDBLUEGREEN wrote: Most people think that the Mont Blanc with 4,808m is the highest mountain in Europe. In fact the Эльбрус or Mount Elbrus with 5,642m in the Caucasus is it's highest mountain. The mistake is probably so common because most people don't even know the European borders. I know really, the east coast of the black sea just SCREAMS Europe. Who decreed these "official" borders for Europe? Was it the EU? They're the supreme authority over everything after all, even god bows to them. If they said it, it must be true. | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
On January 15 2011 21:12 smokeyhoodoo wrote: I know really, the east coast of the black sea just SCREAMS Europe. Who decreed these "official" borders for Europe? Was it the EU? They're the supreme authority over everything after all, even god bows to them. If they said it, it must be true. ...the fuck? It's just a mountain dude relax. | ||
Manifesto7
Osaka27163 Posts
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
On January 15 2011 21:29 Manifesto7 wrote: It isn't necessary to deflate your bicycle tires when transporting your bicycle by air, despite what the airlines will tell you. Also contrary to what air hostesses frequently informed me when I was a lad there is no way for a Gameboy to mess with the planes navigation system. So many hours of tedium thanks to their ignorance. | ||
Kipsate
Netherlands45349 Posts
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45317 Posts
Not all Asians are good at math, and not all "math-people" are Asians. | ||
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smokeyhoodoo
United States1021 Posts
On January 15 2011 21:26 The KY wrote: ...the fuck? It's just a mountain dude relax. I'm not angry, I just thought what he said was silly. Theres not really borders for Europe, it's kind of a concept with historical and cultural basis. I don't think of Europe when I think of the Caucasus. I'm concerned about his mindset, and the high horse he rides over all the ignorant people that don't know the borders of Europe. Not the Mountain. | ||
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nepeta
1872 Posts
On January 15 2011 17:01 eLiE wrote: No kidding, when I was younger, I was with my grandma at high park, and this goose was squawking at us and following us. It stopped, and we walked away. As I looked over my shoulder, I saw a flying mass of feathers hurtling through the air towards my grandma. I yelled to duck and it was like the matrix for old people, wooshed over her head, but didn't try to attack again. Stay away from dem geese! Geese in gaggles or skeins are nasty critters, but they're neither as rare nor beautiful as swans, so I'd figured the next time they tried to waggle in on me, I'd kick one, then see what the rest does. Never had any problems with them since I decided that, it's all about confidence  Another one: Spelling has something to with or is equal to language. It is not. It's a cultural thing, which acquires some parallel connections in the brain. Every time someone starts whining to me about how people can't spell any more and ERGO the/their language is devolving, I've got to explain it again and often-times JUST WONT ACCEPT IT THE BASTARDS! Don't whine to me because I study languages, and if you do, at least have the common courtesy to stfu and obey my authority! The worst kind will, when confronted with languages which lack a written form, say they're dialects. MAY THEY SUFFER! | ||
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Eishi_Ki
Korea (South)1667 Posts
Philo Farnsworth did not invent the television. The first television transmission was made in 1925 by Scottish inventor John Logie Baird[240] using an electromechanical system. Farnsworth did transmit the first live human images in 1928,[241] and was pioneering in the development of all-electronic television. I thought everyone knew JLB invented the TV? It's pretty common knowledge in Scotland anyway | ||
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