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Deedee 1 year ago
#15. Nah. Be there (the fun party) or be square (show yourself to be dull, boring, dimwitted) no offense.
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Ally 1 year ago
#27 is not true
#31 ???
#31 ???
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Tim 1 year ago
Ally,
for most people yes it is. simple test hold one side closed breathe in. then try the other side. you will notice that breathing through one side will be much harder.
for most people yes it is. simple test hold one side closed breathe in. then try the other side. you will notice that breathing through one side will be much harder.
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Gene 1 year ago
Ally,
You're right about #27. I'm breathing through both right now.
As for #31, babies younger than six months can only ingest breastmilk or formula. Some people say you shouldn't use tap water in the formula because of the fluorine, but actual doctors say it's perfectly safe.
You're right about #27. I'm breathing through both right now.
As for #31, babies younger than six months can only ingest breastmilk or formula. Some people say you shouldn't use tap water in the formula because of the fluorine, but actual doctors say it's perfectly safe.
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Luther 1 year ago
Turkeys fly, just fast and low and not far.
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Ada 1 year ago
Luther,
They used to be able to fly until they were bred into today’s unfit state
They used to be able to fly until they were bred into today’s unfit state
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Hiel 1 year ago
Luther,
Wild turkeys can fly, normally from the ground up into trees to avoid predators; farm-raised turkey (what you usually see at the store) are bred to be so heavy that they can barely flutter/jog across the barnyard or pole barn.
Wild turkeys can fly, normally from the ground up into trees to avoid predators; farm-raised turkey (what you usually see at the store) are bred to be so heavy that they can barely flutter/jog across the barnyard or pole barn.
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Lissa 1 year ago
#10 no you didn't you f@#king liar
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Almena 1 year ago
#15 It's "square" not "squared." A "square" is someone who's unhip or uncool.
This guy still doesn't know the thing that everyone else already knows.
This guy still doesn't know the thing that everyone else already knows.
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Randolph 1 year ago
#16 That's not a buffalo, that's a bison, and you're an idiot.
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Paul 1 year ago
Randolph, That is an American Bison, commonly known in the United States as a "Buffalo".
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Alazama 1 year ago
#19 It actually has a double meaning. It's a nod to the Raffel Brothers who founded the franchise, but it also can refer to the roast beef.
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Frank 1 year ago
#3 Said Art Carlson of WKRP
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Jahoda 1 year ago
I thought that cats were the girls and dogs were the boys of the same species till like 16
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Dominic 1 year ago
Jahoda,
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Debby 1 year ago
#11 - Actually, it IS. It's just measured in minutes....
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Jennie 1 year ago
Yikes. This scares me that there are people like this out there in the world.
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Woody 1 year ago
#12 And it's not even good chocolate cake, the coloring was to hide the paleness of the brown and make it seem richer. It's just a mindgame
#22 technically you can use either, but "dry" cups are easier to flake off the top while "wet" cups are easier to transport liquids without spilling.
#22 technically you can use either, but "dry" cups are easier to flake off the top while "wet" cups are easier to transport liquids without spilling.
#31 ???
for most people yes it is. simple test hold one side closed breathe in. then try the other side. you will notice that breathing through one side will be much harder.
You're right about #27. I'm breathing through both right now.
As for #31, babies younger than six months can only ingest breastmilk or formula. Some people say you shouldn't use tap water in the formula because of the fluorine, but actual doctors say it's perfectly safe.
They used to be able to fly until they were bred into today’s unfit state
Wild turkeys can fly, normally from the ground up into trees to avoid predators; farm-raised turkey (what you usually see at the store) are bred to be so heavy that they can barely flutter/jog across the barnyard or pole barn.
This guy still doesn't know the thing that everyone else already knows.
#22 technically you can use either, but "dry" cups are easier to flake off the top while "wet" cups are easier to transport liquids without spilling.