+1 hilarious.

What a coherent fact-filled comment. I'm astonished at your insight.

Actually, I do. Unlike you I know how to do research.

If you're talking about this study, there is no consensus that milk causes fractures other than "looks interesting, more study needed." Even the authors say that.

The problem is the lack of printed bone marrow

North Korea is not like Iraq. They have a huge and dangerous army. In the event of war, millions of people would die within thirty minutes. The US would win, but it wouldn't be called victory.

Seems like a reasonable hypothesis.

Well that's sexist, ignore him.

I am not certain, but it's possible that the latter is causing the former.

They can start by removing the part where a full mace blow to the face causes a slight concussion and little more. Then get rid of the part where goblin kings are a punch line.

The original hobbit caught the spirit and excitement of the great epic adventures. The only time where the Hobbit movie caught that same spirit was in the opening where they were washing dishes. It's There and Back Again. Other people in the background are making deep strategic moves over the fate of the world, but that's in the background.

Cookies and milk, please.

I don't care if you insult me.

But if you don't accept what science says, you're a denialist. And if you don't know what science says, then you're ignorant.

Reading through a lot of papers quickly at a time? That's what abstracts are for. Problem solved before you were born.

Thanks, but you're an utter moron. I don't care what you say. In fact, I'm amazed you manage to put two letters together, and congratulate you for that.

Yes, please answer that question. How many?
My hypothesis is the answer is close to zero. There are too many journals that will accept close to anything.

Yes. If only someone did a study to consider how many good papers didn't get published. This study didn't do it.

My hypothesis is the answer is close to zero. There are too many journals that will accept close to anything.