#3229 GrammarCommunication is one of the most popular ways to transmit information, ahead of rivals such as
#3230 OvertonI think I accidentally installed an Overton window in my bedroom. A few months ago, the sun wasn't in my face in the morning, but now it is.
#3231 LightningMaybe you should wear one too? I guess I'm taller than you, so as long as I have one we're fine.
#3232 Countdown StandardAnyone who is caught counting 'three ... two ... one ... zero ... GO!' will be punished with a lifetime of eating only ISO standard food samples.
#3233 Make It MyselfIt's not as big a loss as it looks, because now I have leftover supplies, which will help me talk myself into doing this all over again with a new project!
#3234 Europa MissionsBefore resurfacing, they promise to inspect the ice for any evidence of hockey-playing life.
#3235 Types of Board GameI can't believe Candles of Vienna caved to commercial pressure and added the Goku expansion.
#3236 Border MessageThanks to differences in logging regulations, the messages actually turned out to be visible from the air.
#3237 Husband and WifeBorat came out twenty years ago this year--closer to the breakup of the Soviet Union than to today--but it honestly feels like it's been even longer, somehow.
#3238 Soniferous AetherImagine you could ride alongside a sound wave. It would probably be pretty cool, right? We're putting in a departmental budget request to buy a really fast plane so we can check it out.
#3239 Simple MachinesIt's hard to decide which simple machine system to invest in. DeWalt makes a great lever and inclined plane, but I hear Milwaukee's wheel-and-axles are really good.
#3240 Bottle"I know it seems impossible, but the trick is that I sailed in here when I was very young."
#3241 Horizontal StabilizersIt started as a mistake that everyone was afraid to admit to, and then it stuck because removing it 'looks silly.'.
#3242 Aperiodic TableScientists occasionally invent alternative periodic table layouts, which is usually a sign that they don't have enough enrichment in their enclosures.
#3243 Crystal Gazing'Beyond that lies a vale of fire through which my vision cannot penetrate' is the kind of fun thing geologists, heliophysicists, and early universe cosmologists have a lot of opportunities to say.
#3244 Pullback Drive"How does the spring not run out almost immediately?" "We pull it back REALLY far."
#3245 Results AgePlease, we need your help. Our research suggests you're the last living descendant of the person who knew how to format this config file.
#3246 SpeedrunUsain Bolt holds the world record in the 100 meter speedrun.
#3247 Particle CensusRemember, your answers to the physics census are confidential; we will not be issuing Pauli exclusion principle citations.
#3248 182.8 MetersThey rounded down to 182.8 instead of rounding up to 182.9 because 182.9 might make the statement incorrect.
#3249 Neutrino ProjectWe definitely put the pool in a mine for shielding. It was absolutely not to hide it from the funding people.
#3250 Flag DesignEvery place has a local cryptid; more places need a local Pictish Beast, a creature in historical art that's drawn so weirdly that no one can tell what animal it's supposed to be.
#3251 Time Machine ConversationIt's possible to do sea navigation without a compass, but you'll have to get some spoilers from the Polynesians.
#3252 Ancestral GenomesSUGGESTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH: No further research is needed as it is frankly none of our business.
#3253 SunbeamWhile weather control is typically thought of as a superpower, the unconscious ability of astronomers and astrophotographers to summon clouds is more properly classified as a curse.
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