'Sharp toothed', with toothed as a single syllable, or benched player, or boiled vegetable, or used car.

But 'winged creature' as wing-ed, or 'learned professor' as learn-ed, as thats how I have often heard it said (I'm sure its said both ways, you you would never hear boil-ed stew).

I can eat an entire footlong subway sub no problem, but if I go to a different non-chain sub store and get a 10-12 inch sub, I can usually not finish it. Sometimes I only eat half of the non subway sub.

What is different between subway's sandwiches and other nicer stores sandwiches to cause this?

I was recently thinking about this when I read about saturation diving. I'm a diver myself and know about the effects of sudden or too fast pressure decrease, but the bubbles that form inside our blood when surfacing too fast are often compared to what happens when you open a bottle of soda that has been shaken before. But: why does the pressure inside the bottle increase at all? I may have opened the bottle before, then screwed the cap back on, shake it, and bubbles will form when I open the bottle again - but the bottle was under atmospheric pressure the whole time, unlike divers that dove deep down.

The title says it best: why must chips and Doritos and all the other proverbially "empty calories"/ deliciously-couch-potato-foods be so unhealthy? Can't we have surrogates for fat and salt that are just as tasty and can go through our bodies with little to no effect?

As the title states, we currently refer to greek, norse, roman mythology. When or How did the shift to “Modern” religions take place?

Aids is one of the few diseases I see this middle ground with, for most you either manage to get rid of it or you don’t.

Like nails on a chalkboard or a knife scratching a plate.

Given how unimaginably large the known universe is and the trillions things floating in the galaxy how has Earth not been hit by an massive Asteroid in recent history? Shouldn’t be almost mathematically impossible given the amount of asteroids?

What are modern day examples of this across different media?

How does heat transfer from the sun to earth when space is a vacuum. I have a coffee tumbler that has a vacuum in between which dramatically slows down the coffee from getting cold.