Whenever you want to befuddle someone by answering a question with another question that sounds like it might be a figure of speech, you won't do much better than shrugging and saying, "well, how quickly can a duck eat peas?"
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7:29 am Wed
Dec 6, 2017
How quickly can a duck eat peas?
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All the ducks, ever, crossing a road
The world’s being overrun by fascists and feckless fools, both consecutively and concurrently. You deserve a break from the stress they’ve been causing. So, here’s footage of every frigging duck who ever waddled or quacked making their way, on foot, to an emergency meeting of the waterfowl Illuminati. It’s OK. You deserve it.
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Man takes duck for a nice run
Not all is wrong with the world. If you don’t have 40 seconds to spare, jump straight to the best bit.
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When ducks attack
In this video, ducks hungrily devour peas, then human fingers, offering the viewer a sense of “what it feels like to be attacked by hungry ducks.”
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Anyone can speed read. Learn how now and save precious time.
Speed reading isn’t just an innate skill possessed by a lucky few. Anyone can learn to speed read, and the benefits are endless. The brain can process more information than most people have time to soak up, but you can make that time now with the 2018 Award-Winning Speed Reading Bundle. The first half of […]
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Amp up and streamline your next presentation with Slideshop
Sure, you could use the same old PowerPoint templates for your next business presentation. It’s not like you have bosses or investors to impress. Oh wait, you do? Time to augment that slideshow with Slideshop – the presentation tool that can individualize your pitch while saving you time. Compatible with PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides, […]
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Learn Six Sigma and study for project management certification online
Multinational companies have used the no-nonsense methodologies of Six Sigma and Lean Six Sigma to oil a smooth-running operation for years. What is it? Six Sigma (and its offshoot, Lean Six Sigma) apply the principles of science to business, teaching managers to methodically target waste, maximize output and streamline the flow from producer to consumer. […]
