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My parents used to keep chickens in their garden. They could roam in the garden freely during the day, the coop was only closed at night to keep predators out. One day a chicken decided it would like to check out the roof of the house across the street. Now my parents' house is at a hillside so the neighbor's house was quite a bit lower but the chicken still had fly at least 3m up and probably almost 10m across the street. It sat there for quite a while and we were a bit worried it wouldn't dare to fly back down but eventually it did. Chickens are funny.

And 3 is obviously on the right side of a clock and 9 on the left so the debate is settled.

Ok but don't you at least have to stop and check on the injured person? I mean even if it's an accident, you're obliged to stop and help, aren't you? Is that just a Europe thing? I'm not American, but it would seem like a very basic rule to agree on.

Yes it does and the lethal dose is actually 0.5-1g per kg, not 10.

According to Wikipedia, the lethal dose of table salt is 0.5-1g/kg, not 10 as stated in the post.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_poisoning

These numbers look very questionable. Twice as much salt as alcohol to kill someone? I'm sorry but I call bullshit.

Leider doch. Bin seit etwa einem Jahr in der PKV und kann es kaum fassen, was ich alles an Behandlungen bekomme und in welcher Geschwindigkeit. Die Diskrepanz zwischen privat und gesetzlich ist komplett obszön.

To be fair, it wasn't a completely serious answer to the question. I do really believe what I said but I'm aware that Lynch isn't for everyone.

Mulholland Drive. Not only is it the best movie ever made, it also has everything: love, romance, crime, horror, humor, action, mystery, ...

Achsoo, ok. Deutlich besser. ;)

Grundsätzlich nett, aber garantiert kaufe ich kein Produkt aus einer Flasche, die Kevin-Günther zu Hause mal halbherzig unter den Wasserhahn gehalten hat.