One Of My Very Own
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Have you ever heard of Ho Malone? It's a Christmas movie starring Macaulay Caulkin.
LANGUAGE FOR ALL OCCASIONS
*If a gay teacher can teach my child the difference between "they're", "their", and "there", I commend them.
But seriously, children have been taught by gay teachers since the invention of schools...we just didn't talk about it then.
"This isn’t a game. We weren’t fighting to score political points. We weren’t fighting to help one political party over another. We were fighting to safeguard our democracy and to protect the sacred right to vote. And so this loss comes with real consequences."
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*I would strongly oppose it if the Democrats tried to pull the same shit.
Texas looks like North Korea.
I do not get that. Here's the only hint that was provided.
We have an excellent meat market near my home. I always order "your tenderest loins" and they always seem to enjoy it.
WOULD YOU LOOK AT THAT
Napoléon's good luck charm could fetch $250 million or more at auction
My great-grandmother’s spoon collection she gave to me!
My father traveled often with his job. Many times he would bring my mother a fancy cup and saucer.
Once he brought her a very beautiful teapot.
(This is not it.)
That teapot sat on a shelf directly above the sofa.
As luck would have it when I was a teenager, a basketball split...
And I extracted the black rubber bladder.
For whatever reason, I laid on the sofa and tossed the bladder up in the air, and caught it when it came down. When my mother saw me she freaked out and insisted that I not throw it so close to her beloved teapot. After she left the room I decided to toss it one more time...and knocked the teapot off its shelf. My mother stayed up most of the night gluing it back together and simply would not let me apologize.
I'm a little excited for this telescope, can ya tell?
Workers wave from the top of a tower built with confiscated barrels of alcohol to be burned during 'Prohibition'. (1929)
This fisherman calls this his "Snackle Box".
Art Photography
This coin pressed into the lava from the last time Vesuvius erupted in 1944
The Spotted Eagle Ray's tail is 2-3 times the length of its body and has 2-6 venomous spines. They can have a wingspan of up to 10 feet.
More on that robot with facial expressions...
Any time someone tells me they went to Harvard I act like I've never heard of it and ask, "Harvard? Is that like a community college?" I do this just to see the look on their face.
SOMEWHAT UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS
"Instead of being an ass hole (like I planned) and taking a secret picture of this gentleman, I asked for one. He insisted we take one together. We ended up talking for a little while; he was kind, patient, interesting, and warm-hearted. He had a great story about the skirt and petticoat (layers of fabric under a skirt to make it full). He said that when he was a teenager he took a trip down Highway One (the coastal California highway) with his cousins. The whole way they were teasing him by ruffling their petticoats on him and showing off their legs. Since then he had always wanted to ride Highway One while ruffling his own petticoat. This week he did just that."
Her medal was awarded in the 80s for milking 1 million liters of cow milk in Czechoslovakia.
And here's her secret...
Now that's what I call Casual Friday.
Russian humor...
Bat out of Hell - Dead at 74
^^C10^^
This is some seriously awesome origami. The 3rd one took 2.5 years to design, 109 hours to fold.
Here’s a time-lapse of the folding.
Origami:
*Dear Brits, Are any of these highways still in service?
Notice the guy on the roof.
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9 comments:
A11: 867-5309. Jenny, Jenny who can I turn to. You give me something I can hold on to. I saw your name and number on the wall.
Very popular song in the 80's.
Sounds like he's saying the percentage of black people that voted is similar to other American groups on a per capita basis. Poor choice of words though.
As much as I dislike the guy he's not lying.
https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2021/04/record-high-turnout-in-2020-general-election.html
https://www.pewresearch.org/2020/09/23/the-changing-racial-and-ethnic-composition-of-the-u-s-electorate/
http://www.electproject.org/home/voter-turnout/demographics
Voting patterns also change each election, people might not like the candidates and simply abstain or there could be numerous other reasons
My previous comment was in relation to ^^C10^^
Forgot to paste that at the top off the comment.
A11 ..... 867-5309 is the phone number in the song Jenny Jenny by Tommy Tutone. You really didn't get that or were you joking? Every Boomer knows that number. :-)
Hey Ralph,
"867-5309" was a very popular song back in the early 80's.
^^A11^^
It was a song in the '80s by Tommy Tutone titled 867-5309.
You're welcome.
B.Baggins
A11 - "867-5309/Jenny" is a 1981 song written by Alex Call and Jim Keller and performed by Tommy Tutone that was released on the album Tommy Tutone 2, on the Columbia Records label. It peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in May 1982,[4] and No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart in April 1982.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/867-5309/Jenny
Blue = B
White = 3*B
Pink = B + 8
Purple = (B + 8) - 4 or B+4
Purple = 9
Therefore B = 5 and therefore there are 15 White (3*B)
FROM ME TO YOU: There's 6 Feet 9 Inches of Roman road left in Britain. hahahaha
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/01/07/09/37711820-9111799-Craig_Glenday_left_editor_in_chief_of_the_Guinness_Book_of_World-a-87_1610011715511.jpg
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