It’s just one letter away from “wang”…

Guess I’ll keep pouring lead additive into my '65 Galaxie, then. Woo! 10 miles per gallon!

Everything not gravitationally bound is moving away from everything else. Every single point in space is growing larger. That means that things farther away from you are moving away from you faster then things closer to you. That’s true no matter where in the universe you are.

There’s not really an “away” from the big bang. That’s something science communicators fail to explain - the big bang happened everywhere. Space may have been infinite in size (we don’t know) and it still happened everywhere.

I’d recommend looking up the YouTube channel for FermiLab. They’ve got some excellent videos on the subject.

Like all things relating to people, it varies.

Some women actually prefer smaller penises. A friend of mine was that way - her ex husband was too big for her and sex hurt. Her next husband was smaller and she discovered that sex could be enjoyable for her, too.

Some like 'em big. And some don’t care.

Except in extreme cases, it’s generally not a deal breaker and usually not the most important factor for enjoyment. My girlfriend likes 'em big but her ex husband was well below average. He had skills, though, so she had no complaints (in regards to the sex, anyway).

As far as oral sex goes, you’ve been misinformed. Lots of women like to receive oral sex.

Thanks, Mother Mary.

The majority of those features are written as elisp libraries. They’re only loaded if you use them. Unless you’re concerned with disk space (why? Disk space is cheap), they aren’t the source of your bloat.

The features that are built-in can be changed via the configure script, assuming you don’t mind compiling Emacs.

If Emacs feels sluggish, then you’re probably loading unnecessary things in your init.el. Or you’re on Windows and your virus scanner is fighting with it (that happens to me on my work laptop with Trend Micro).

Edit: org-mode is fairly large and can take a bit to load the first time. Could that be what you’re experiencing?

I don’t know why journalists make a big deal about supermoons. They look no different than any other full moon, they’re just (imperceptibly) larger.

The trees aren’t a big deal, really. Most paper comes from farmed trees. It’s the chemicals they treat the wood with to break it down into pulp that’s the real problem.

Handbrake start is for noobs. Learn to use your clutch.