Like dogs that understand foreign languages. Always surprises me
She won.
U.S. Air Force Officer Madison Marsh Crowned as 2024 Miss America: 'The Sky Is Not the Limit'
U.S. Air Force officer Madison Marsh was crowned as 2024 Miss American in Orlando on Sunday after representing Colorado. She is the first active-duty Air Force officer to win the title
Seen on another discussion forum:
"But why would they have to clone rhesus monkeys anyway? Can't they just assemble them from rhesus pieces?"
I would have banned the bastage.
"But why would they have to clone rhesus monkeys anyway? Can't they just assemble them from rhesus pieces?"
I would have banned the bastage.
Thanks for that. Needed to start my day off with some tears.
People thought stones in the countryside were ancient monoliths, but they were concrete structures built in the 90s as cow scratching posts.
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People Found Worshipping "Ancient" Monolith That Turned Out To Be Butt-Scratching Post For Cows
People Found Worshipping "Ancient" Monolith That Turned Out To Be Butt-Scratching Post For Cows
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Makes sense. A really good backscratcher can be a religious experience.People thought stones in the countryside were ancient monoliths, but they were concrete structures built in the 90s as cow scratching posts.
People Found Worshipping "Ancient" Monolith That Turned Out To Be Butt-Scratching Post For Cows
People Found Worshipping "Ancient" Monolith That Turned Out To Be Butt-Scratching Post For Cows
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Noodle, this was posted in the music thread, I think?, about a year, year-and-a-half ago? Some discussion there if you want to see it.
I liked it.
I don't think Sly was expecting the entire monologue.
Apple Vision Pro was released on Friday.
Simpsons ahead of the game as usual.
Simpsons ahead of the game as usual.
As a side note, the original cut of this movie was supposedly 20 hours long. Would be incredibly long even as a streamed miniseries. One of my favorite movies (in the more viewers friendly 3+ hour cut).Until the End of the World, by Wim Wenders, 1991
