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Gussie 2 year s ago
#39 Ekornes, the Norwegian manufacturer of the Stressless chairs also has a butt robot testing new models to make sure they can stand up to millions of sittings. It tests both the internal mechanics, the foam padding and the upholstery.
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Midge 2 year s ago
Gussie,
yeah Americans buy a lot of samsung phones..more than apple. so you better up the poundage to at least 450
yeah Americans buy a lot of samsung phones..more than apple. so you better up the poundage to at least 450
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Aileen 2 year s ago
Midge,
Midge, with all intentions of blatant disrespect. You may go forth and fully digest a satchel filled of Richards! So remember your place on this planet earth and bow to the feet of The United States of America. Now if you would like to dispute this further, then please by all means come over here to Dallas Texas. Where we can test your conviction on the matter at hand!
Midge, with all intentions of blatant disrespect. You may go forth and fully digest a satchel filled of Richards! So remember your place on this planet earth and bow to the feet of The United States of America. Now if you would like to dispute this further, then please by all means come over here to Dallas Texas. Where we can test your conviction on the matter at hand!
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Leve 2 year s ago
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Jebadiah 2 year s ago
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Submit 2 year s ago
#41
Not a worm - far from it, although the latin name indicates the proper animal (salps). It's a colony of small tunicates, which are actually much closer related to humans than actual worms.
Not a worm - far from it, although the latin name indicates the proper animal (salps). It's a colony of small tunicates, which are actually much closer related to humans than actual worms.
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Vinny 2 year s ago
Submit,
They got the name wrong, its not Pyrasoma Atlanticum. Pyrasoma is a lot smaller. I'm not sure its been properly classified yet
They got the name wrong, its not Pyrasoma Atlanticum. Pyrasoma is a lot smaller. I'm not sure its been properly classified yet
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Osaforum 2 year s ago
Vinny, it has been properly classified. I classified it back in 2016.
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Edie 2 year s ago
#41 Pyrosoma Atlanticum is a real worm but it never exceeds 60 cm (2 ft).
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Abiel 2 year s ago
#11?
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Oswald 2 year s ago
Abiel,
How do you recycle old phones? You turn them into a deck of cards, of course.
How do you recycle old phones? You turn them into a deck of cards, of course.
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Lucy 2 year s ago
#41 - that’s an Alaskan Bullworm.
yeah Americans buy a lot of samsung phones..more than apple. so you better up the poundage to at least 450
Midge, with all intentions of blatant disrespect. You may go forth and fully digest a satchel filled of Richards! So remember your place on this planet earth and bow to the feet of The United States of America. Now if you would like to dispute this further, then please by all means come over here to Dallas Texas. Where we can test your conviction on the matter at hand!
Not a worm - far from it, although the latin name indicates the proper animal (salps). It's a colony of small tunicates, which are actually much closer related to humans than actual worms.
They got the name wrong, its not Pyrasoma Atlanticum. Pyrasoma is a lot smaller. I'm not sure its been properly classified yet
How do you recycle old phones? You turn them into a deck of cards, of course.