"Apples are much better now. It used to be the standard was a mealy red delicious, but there are new breeds like Fuji, gala, honey crisp etc that are sweeter, tarter, and have better texture (crisp, firm). This changed in the last few decades."
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Eseneth 9 month s ago
#15 I dont know what it is, but I like the image from old non-flat TV screens more.
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Nap 9 month s ago
Eseneth,
Depending on the TV it's the contrast, flat panels sometimes have trouble with shadow/black sections on scenes though most are much better now.
Depending on the TV it's the contrast, flat panels sometimes have trouble with shadow/black sections on scenes though most are much better now.
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Leon 9 month s ago
Eseneth,
you're right. the new tvs just blur it all together and call it high definition when it just gives you a high headache because the human brain cannot comprehend much more detail. also the new stuff cant run the old stuff. so it cant be much "better"
you're right. the new tvs just blur it all together and call it high definition when it just gives you a high headache because the human brain cannot comprehend much more detail. also the new stuff cant run the old stuff. so it cant be much "better"
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Virdie 9 month s ago
#2 For those who want to smell like a disgusting brewery, but have no intoxicating effect... I still find regular beer repulsive, so yeah, removing the only reason to possibly put up with it (wine without alcohol is sugar removed grape juice, and non-alcoholic cider has been around forever so people expect it).
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Virdie 9 month s ago
#5 I've lived through the acceptance of GMO apples and I find it hilarious when GMO fearing people buy apples and don't know they are eating the evil they pretend to fear. (All new apples over the last 20 years ARE GMO)
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Malinda 9 month s ago
#3 I learned to drive before ABS. Half of the accidents I've had were due to ABS taking over when I had total control of the situation. I guess, if all you know is stomping on the break pedal and screaming, it is better.
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Leon 9 month s ago
Malinda,
this is true. and accidentally hitting the shifter to neutral also helps a lot. but engineers act like they know better
this is true. and accidentally hitting the shifter to neutral also helps a lot. but engineers act like they know better
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Chan 9 month s ago
Non alcoholic beer is the dumbest thing ever
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Virdie 9 month s ago
#6 I have a pen light that takes AAA batteries and is as bright as my spotlights
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Virdie 9 month s ago
#12 And celery, everyone forgets the strings, and some can still be bitter, but I'm still shocked when they taste sweet, remembering how it was.
Depending on the TV it's the contrast, flat panels sometimes have trouble with shadow/black sections on scenes though most are much better now.
you're right. the new tvs just blur it all together and call it high definition when it just gives you a high headache because the human brain cannot comprehend much more detail. also the new stuff cant run the old stuff. so it cant be much "better"
this is true. and accidentally hitting the shifter to neutral also helps a lot. but engineers act like they know better