Re: Random musings
Posted: May 6 25, 6:37 pm
If the new pope is really chosen by the Cardinals like I keep hearing why don't his clothes look like this?
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Re: Random musings
Posted: May 15 25, 5:37 pm
Roads without orange cones do not exist.
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Posted: June 10 25, 10:42 am
What if there was a way to make water chunky
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Posted: June 10 25, 10:53 am
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Posted: June 10 25, 5:59 pm
No no that's crunchy. I'm talkin chunky.
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Posted: June 12 25, 7:53 am
If this guy set up camp in Avignon and declared himself pope, I would back him.CardsofSTL wrote: ↑May 6 25, 6:37 pmIf the new pope is really chosen by the Cardinals like I keep hearing why don't his clothes look like this?
Re: Random musings
Posted: July 1 25, 10:47 am
It's frustrating when a band has enjoyable melodies/musicianship, but the vocals are just so distracting that you wish they just played instrumentals.
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Posted: July 4 25, 11:17 am
Saw this on Facebook:
Don't drink and drive on the 4th. Pass out in the yard like a real American.
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Posted: July 28 25, 10:12 am
If you like tarantulas and are planning to spend time in California, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico and Texas anytime soon, you're in luck... kind of.
(The entire article is worth a read to learn more about a misunderstood species:
(The entire article is worth a read to learn more about a misunderstood species:
Watch out for 'hordes' of tarantulas coming soon to these states
If you’re hiking or camping in the arid Southwest and West in the next few months, get ready for what could be the experience – or fright – of a lifetime.
Across the United States, in California, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico and Texas, tens of thousands of tarantulas will being crawling out of their burrows in search of females – making for a fascinating, if a little creepy – display of the wonders of nature. It’s tarantula mating season.
“If you’re lucky enough you can sometimes see them in hordes crossing the roads at certain times of the year,” said Dan McCamish, a senior environmental scientist with California State Parks. His advice? Leave them alone. "It’s a wild animal – it doesn’t want to be picked up and loved and hugged,” he said. “In general the species is very docile, but if you were to handle one they could bite you. In truth they’re gentle, ecologically valuable animals,” said McCamish. “Mostly they’re interested in escaping from confrontations – especially with something they know could squish them.”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/wat ... 28837.html