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Teeny 2 year s ago
#5 pound for pound, I feel Spaceballs actually made more sense, had a better story, acting, and characterization than any of the three Star Wars prequels.
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Judah 2 year s ago
#28 Wasn't he sleeping with a Greek philosopher?
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Woody 2 year s ago
#19 Be sure which breed of Dandelion you try to eat... there are some that are bitter when they are older, and others that are not tasty at all, and the ones with hollow stalks that burst into a milk when squished can upset your stomach if you eat the stalk. Flowers are always delicious, baby leaves are soft and tender, and the roots can be cooked, or dried and ground as a coffee sustitute.
"TIL that when Yoshitaro Shibasaki and his team completed their 1907 ascent of Mount Tsurugi — thought to be the final unclimbed mountain remaining in the Japanese archipelago — they found an ancient sword at the summit that was later determined to have been left there more than 1000 years earlier."
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Teeny 2 year s ago
#5 pound for pound, I feel Spaceballs actually made more sense, had a better story, acting, and characterization than any of the three Star Wars prequels.
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Judah 2 year s ago
#28 Wasn't he sleeping with a Greek philosopher?
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Woody 2 year s ago
#19 Be sure which breed of Dandelion you try to eat... there are some that are bitter when they are older, and others that are not tasty at all, and the ones with hollow stalks that burst into a milk when squished can upset your stomach if you eat the stalk. Flowers are always delicious, baby leaves are soft and tender, and the roots can be cooked, or dried and ground as a coffee sustitute.