Thanks! That’s brilliant!
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This is going to take me a long time to figure out. 
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The short version is “If the top half of the glass is a vacuum, the air rushes in, and a small shockwave results when the air and water hit each other. If the bottom half is a vacuum, then the water slams into the bottom of the glass and breaks the glass.”
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Thank you! I was baffled to begin with by the possibility of a vacuum at the top of the glass, so I imagined a closed container, which didn’t fit, either.
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It’s definitely a weird shirt. I totally would trust a gun against some intruder to keep me safe far more than a supernatural event of some kind of hedge protection hope lol. But I trust my security lights , alarms and very clearly seen multitudes of cameras around my yard and house with signs to keep me even safer from intruders lol.
I bought cameras and at first had them hidden and someone told hidden cameras are good at secretly seeing who stole your stuff. But very out in the open cameras and signs are very good at keeping people from attempting to steal your stuff.
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This is the difference between knowledge and wisdom! 
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It took me a sec to figure out what ‘scepter’ was. XD
Logical:
“What are your bank details?”
“Why would you like to know?”
“We require them to allow you to make this payment.”
1 of 2 choices here:
“Yes, you may.”
“No, I would rather you not.”
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It sure reads like it wants to promote the items on the second line rather than squelch them!
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Yep one of the items on that list (job creation) is not like the others.
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What is the first question that comes to mind about this picture?
- Why is the “pearl” transparent?
- Why do those cassid-ish things have strong spiral ribs
- Why would anybody want the merdog thing?
- Other.
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I noticed 1 first, and my father noticed 2 first when we were there.
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1 is the most conspicuous because of its size. 3 warrants an emesis bag.
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