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Losing their minds: 100 brains go ‘missing’ from University of Texas

Staff at an educational facility in Austin, Texas, have been left scratching their heads after 100 brains disappeared. One may have belonged to murderer Charles Whitman, who killed 16 people at the University of Texas in 1966.

[link to rt.com]

Losing their minds: 100 brains go ‘missing’ from University of Texas

Staff at an educational facility in Austin, Texas, have been left scratching their heads after 100 brains disappeared. One may have belonged to murderer Charles Whitman, who killed 16 people at the University of Texas in 1966.

[link to rt.com]

Maybe the Scanners took them!

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Losing their minds: 100 brains go ‘missing’ from University of Texas

Staff at an educational facility in Austin, Texas, have been left scratching their heads after 100 brains disappeared. One may have belonged to murderer Charles Whitman, who killed 16 people at the University of Texas in 1966.

[link to rt.com]

About 5 years ago, like everyone else I bought a Keurig. It was a big kid at Costco they came with like 10 different boxes coffees. Anyways it was really cool for about 6 or 7 months. And then I started realizing how expensive it is to buy a box of little pods and just how wasteful they are. So needless to say for the last 4 years, it's pretty much just been a hot water dispenser. But it does have its upsides for that. Works with cup a noodles and instant oatmeal and also when I cook I use it. Anyways, I use it most often to make tea. I just put the regular tea bag in it the dispenser. It works just the same. Okay, so I told you all that, to tell you this.

I have a favorite of all types of tea really. But when it comes to black teas, I'm pretty simple. I just like Russian Caravan or Earl Grey.

Sometimes when I have Earl Grey, I put it in the Keurig and right before I push the button, with my finger hovering over the flashing blue light, in a stern, confident voice I say, "Tea, Earl Grey, Hot."

On a side note. That is also one of the ways to tell a true Star Trek TNG fan over the casual fan. Is the order they say Tea, Earl Grey, Hot. I can also tell that smiley was taken from the first couple seasons (early24th century style). You know the uniform style.

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:C.C: coffee makers last only a year or two in my household due to it being used everyday. .c.c

About 5 years ago, like everyone else I bought a Keurig. It was a big kid at Costco they came with like 10 different boxes coffees. Anyways it was really cool for about 6 or 7 months. And then I started realizing how expensive it is to buy a box of little pods and just how wasteful they are. So needless to say for the last 4 years, it's pretty much just been a hot water dispenser. But it does have its upsides for that. Works with cup a noodles and instant oatmeal and also when I cook I use it. Anyways, I use it most often to make tea. I just put the regular tea bag in it the dispenser. It works just the same. Okay, so I told you all that, to tell you this.

I have a favorite of all types of tea really. But when it comes to black teas, I'm pretty simple. I just like Russian Caravan or Earl Grey.

Sometimes when I have Earl Grey, I put it in the Keurig and right before I push the button, with my finger hovering over the flashing blue light, in a stern, confident voice I say, "Tea, Earl Grey, Hot."

On a side note. That is also one of the ways to tell a true Star Trek TNG fan over the casual fan. Is the order they say Tea, Earl Grey, Hot. I can also tell that smiley was taken from the first couple seasons (early24th century style). You know the uniform style.

Yes they have been. Long range is showing warmer than usual and drier than usual.

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