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FossilFndr
RIP Steve
Snapshots from the farm this evening
In news to make oldtimers here feel old*, my first GRANDdaughter is 12 tomorow. That was how old Goalie Boy was when I started posting on the old boards in 2002.
*Or maybe just me. Ha!
*Or maybe just me. Ha!
Porter Stoutheart
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So this happened... Q: how does the Tooth Fairy practice social distancing? Could she be an asymptomatic carrier? No, don't worry the Tooth Fairy has magic that kills Covid-19. Then why doesn't she just save everybody else instead of taking our teeth? Doh. 
(It only works on herself, of course, otherwise she would).
Easter Bunny passed fine because it was still early enough that all this wasn't part of the vocabulary quite yet.
Is there official doctrine yet?
(It only works on herself, of course, otherwise she would). Easter Bunny passed fine because it was still early enough that all this wasn't part of the vocabulary quite yet.
Is there official doctrine yet?
Fairies are a different species so they are immune to our diseases and don't carry it to humans. Trolls, Gnomes, (Most) Giants, Ents--also immune. Orks, though...they have to be really careful.So this happened... Q: how does the Tooth Fairy practice social distancing? Could she be an asymptomatic carrier? No, don't worry the Tooth Fairy has magic that kills Covid-19. Then why doesn't she just save everybody else instead of taking our teeth? Doh.
Easter Bunny passed fine because it was still early enough that all this wasn't part of the vocabulary quite yet.
Is there official doctrine yet?
So this happened... Q: how does the Tooth Fairy practice social distancing? Could she be an asymptomatic carrier? No, don't worry the Tooth Fairy has magic that kills Covid-19. Then why doesn't she just save everybody else instead of taking our teeth? Doh.
Easter Bunny passed fine because it was still early enough that all this wasn't part of the vocabulary quite yet.
Is there official doctrine yet?
I think that Bigfoot is a carrier. That is why there were so many sick people in Washington state at the beginning of this mess. Of course they have a lot of them in Oregon and northern California too. They may be walking around the Bay Area, but the locals just think they are Hippies.
Tennessee has almost as many cases as Washington, but only about 25% as many deaths. Any serious explanation for that difference?
Seriously, I don't know. But I have always been of the mind that to fight diseases you have to play in the dirt some. People in Tennessee are out in the dirt playing, farming, making gardens, spending time at the lake--for 7-8 months of the year! Maybe those in Washington State don't get out in the elements as much and haven't built up a natural ability to fight it off IF you catch it.
Legionnaire11
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Like a lot of southeastern states, we have the Skunk Ape here, but it's not nearly as popular as the true local legend Bell Witch.
It is in the area, but not Nashville per se, more in the mountainous areas. Shoot, there's a Bigfoot Sasquatch museum a little over the state line into Georgia and there's a conference up around Gatlinburg.
Ah, the Bell Witch. Anyone ever call 777-7777 as a kid to hear her howl?
I associate the Skunk Ape with the Everglades. If you get sick on roller coasters, don't watch this video! I saw NC, LA and AR listed. Why not SC?
If you ever tried walking in a swamp, you can't go anywhere near that fast, due to the suction.
Why cant we get this on 4k HD and maybe a good tranq gun to figure this out? I’d love to think there are mystery species right here in the US.
New hype reel for Anton Lundell
Let me know what you think! Lundell is one of my fav's from this draft and could be a perfect fit in Nashville
"Karhu" is his nickname? I know that means bear in Finnish, because I own a pair of their cross country skis.
The place that was $1.06 three weeks ago was $1.68 today. I thought that was kind of expensive until I went by $1.99 about 2 miles from home.
I finally filled up today, one day shy of my goal. Was wanting to go 2 months on a tank of gas. I had 65 miles still showing as "available" and over a fourth of a tank on the gauge so I could have. But I got a little antsy. It was $1.62 for regular. Lowest I saw it was $1.52.
Ja Sports
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It fits his playstyle
if you watch him move he's not agile out there, but he's so smart and able to use his frame to his full advantage
BigFatCat999
First Fubu and now Pred303. !@#$! you cancer
Bitter almonds? What could go wrong!
Bitter almonds contain glycoside amygdalin. ... For reference, each raw bitter almond will produce about 4-9 mg of hydrogen cyanide once metabolized. So a few handfuls of raw bitter almonds are enough to kill you quite swiftly and lesser amounts may cause you other serious health issues such as kidney failure.May 13, 2012
BigFatCat999
First Fubu and now Pred303. !@#$! you cancer
My wife, an Italian-American, says Amaretto.
Google says: Amaretto is a liqueur with an almond flavor, but surprisingly, it may or may not contain almonds.
I am a beer or wine drinker, and not too often, so I wouldn't know about liquor in general.
BigFatCat999
First Fubu and now Pred303. !@#$! you cancer
BigFatCat999
First Fubu and now Pred303. !@#$! you cancer
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