Interesting method of carriage but I wonder if that cools the food down a little more than would be desirable, due to it moving that fast through the air.
I had the same thought. I would think that something, even a plate on each bowl, for both spillage and heat retention would be desirable. But that guy is good!
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Men do men’s things…
but the idea is brilliant
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Absolutely brilliant idea! If you open a café or bar like this. I could imagine that there would always be male customers there. 
preferably right next door to a cat cafe 
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I wonder how common these are. I had never heard of one until recently when a friend told me she had been to one (and that’s over here in England). It would be interesting to know where in the world they are most popular.
Please be sure to read until the end.
One day, Thomas Alva Edison came home from school and handed his mother a note. He said, “My teacher gave me this note and told me to give it only to you.”
His mother opened the note, and as she read it, her eyes filled with tears. She read it out loud to her son: “Your son is a genius. This school is too small for him, and we don’t have the right teachers to teach someone so special. Please teach him at home.”
From that day on, his mother took charge of his learning.
Years later, after his mother had passed away and Edison had become one of the greatest inventors of all time, he was looking through some old family belongings. On his desk, inside a picture frame, he found a folded piece of paper.
He opened it, and read the original note from his teacher. It actually said:
“Your son is mentally ill and we cannot allow him to return to school.”
Edison cried for hours after reading it. Then he wrote in his diary:
“Thomas Alva Edison was once a child labeled mentally ill. But because of a brave and loving mother, he grew up to be a genius.”
What a powerful response his mother had. She could have told him the painful truth, but instead, she gave him a message that built him up. She made him believe he was smart and capable—and he believed it so much that he grew up to become one of history’s greatest minds.
It shows just how much influence a parent’s words can have on a child.
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Who else could have intimidated Clint…
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…there is actually an animal called Satanic Leaf Tailed Gecko
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Wow, those eyes!!!
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I wonder how he got such a name? He looks like such a nice, friendly, cute little creature.
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The discoverer was probably some Christian missionary who, in fear, dropped his hammer and nails when he was about to crucify someone… 
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That must require a VERY steady hand, surely! I wonder how long it takes to learn and get used to doing it like that.
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Chinaforming …
or: how do I rape nature on the maximum level
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I disagree.
This beautiful little creature is called a Demodex.
His dimensions are approximately 0.3mm, which means you can’t see him living on your face.
Especially on your forehead, nose and chin.
He’s always there and it will be that way forever.
At night, he vigorously mates with females on your face and then she lays her eggs in the pores of your skin.
Funniest thing is that the Demodex have no anal orifice to evict.
They accumulate and build up to death bursting with feces right on your face.
Sweet dreams everyone!
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