More cool Voxage:
Salvador DalĂ wrote a screenplay for the Marx Brothers.
That is indeed interesting.
Sounds like an interesting blokeâŚ
He was the inspiration for Dos Equisâ Most Interesting Man In The World
I donât know why, but it always makes me really happy when new discoveries are worthy of textbook-altering. Maybe itâs from my own teachers having to explain virtually all the borders in Africa had changed since our school atlases were published (hey! I went to a small, rural elementary school).
Cute. 
Do they have an oil spill if they hit the sides too hard?
Oh! Or the student could roll a d20 before they started the exercise to see if they will get caught in bad weather or have a malfunction that causes a spill.
Shouldnât the trainer do that and not tell them ahead of time?
Not fake; Oz Lyrebirds actually do this.
Not just the construction, but the workers as well.
Pro-tip: never plot or commit a crime in earshot of a lyrebird, unless you want an inconvenient witness who is liable to blab to anybody.
I remember reading J.B.S. Haldane, âOn Being the Right Sizeâ.
https://irl.cs.ucla.edu/papers/right-size.html
âYou can drop a mouse down a thousand-yard mine shaft and, on arriving at the bottom, it gets a slight shock and walks away. A rat is killed, a man is broken, a horse splashes.â
â J.B.S. Haldane
I think more testing might be needed on thatâŚ
âŚon second thought, maybe we donât need that kind of testing.
Theres that old joke.
A mouse a rat a man and a horse walk into a mineâŚ