So, the next time you call someone a fathead, you might be complimenting them.
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January 23, 2013
Not Fat, Just Brainy
So, the next time you call someone a fathead, you might be complimenting them.
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Did you know 60% of the human brain is composed of fat?
So, the next time you call someone a fathead, you might be complimenting them.
So, the next time you call someone a fathead, you might be complimenting them.
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