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Tempy 10 month s ago
#3 Considering the austerity of the structure...How 'bout, "Burger Fuhrer."
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Charles 10 month s ago
Tempy,
If it was Chipotle one could call it Sh#tler.
If it was Chipotle one could call it Sh#tler.
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Milly 10 month s ago
#19 Centre Pivot Irrigation
#36 Nice is pronounced as Neece, named after the city in France
#36 Nice is pronounced as Neece, named after the city in France
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Simeon 10 month s ago
Milly,
#36 even the price is... nice.
#36 even the price is... nice.
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Bobbie 10 month s ago
#17
Basically just don't swim there...
Basically just don't swim there...
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Vonnie 10 month s ago
#4 Likely swam up out of a stormwater drain.
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Tensey 10 month s ago
#12 those are San Marzano tomatoes, tastiest of all varieties for sauces. Not mutated, you moron...
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Philip 10 month s ago
Tensey, really? Name-calling because someone didn't recognize a tomato variety?
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Virdie 10 month s ago
Philip,
Moron is used correctly. So, yeah. It's not the recognition that's an issue, it's thinking the tomato shape has something to do with Where it was planted.
Moron is used correctly. So, yeah. It's not the recognition that's an issue, it's thinking the tomato shape has something to do with Where it was planted.
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Janet 10 month s ago
#5 We used to call them offices. The open area was called the cube farm.
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Janet 10 month s ago
#25 The new and very reasonable definition of adult.
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Janet 10 month s ago
#34 It looks like it is light on the cheese.
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Conny 10 month s ago
#7 Perhaps you are in the twilight zone. But don't worry.
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Niel 10 month s ago
#12 Looks like Roma tomatoes.
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Conny 10 month s ago
#9 Anaximander said that snow was black. So it's ok.
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Conny 10 month s ago
#39 Amazing! I cannot believe it!
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Tanny 10 month s ago
number 19
Central Kansas farmland looking west towards the Rockies @ 250 miles, no curvature of the earth in the photo, so it was not caught and removed (yet) by NASA or the USA government which scours the internet looking for these. There was a photo of north America on the internet taken from an airplane on a clear day a few years ago overlooking Baja Mexico to Nova Scotia @ 36,000 feet, flat as a pancake, but it was quickly discovered and removed.
Central Kansas farmland looking west towards the Rockies @ 250 miles, no curvature of the earth in the photo, so it was not caught and removed (yet) by NASA or the USA government which scours the internet looking for these. There was a photo of north America on the internet taken from an airplane on a clear day a few years ago overlooking Baja Mexico to Nova Scotia @ 36,000 feet, flat as a pancake, but it was quickly discovered and removed.
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Rube 10 month s ago
Tanny,
Naturally, since you have to go up to about 60,000 feet before you can see the curvature of the Earth.
Naturally, since you have to go up to about 60,000 feet before you can see the curvature of the Earth.
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Ree 10 month s ago
Tanny, yeah, I used to work for the NSA. My job was to browse internet sites looking for any that might show a flat earth. Usually, I’d just add curvature those and put them back and the website owner would never know. I remember the photo you mentioned - that one was tricky but I finally got it corrected after probably 8000 people or so saw it. Making sure people never saw the flat earth was a challenging job but it paid well and my efforts were well worth it. Now, only a few people like you know the REAL truth.
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Simeon 10 month s ago
Tanny,
who tf cares if earth is round or flat. what does it change?
(it's round)
who tf cares if earth is round or flat. what does it change?
(it's round)
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Theresa 10 month s ago
#9 Guess that prophecy has been fulfilled...
If it was Chipotle one could call it Sh#tler.
#36 Nice is pronounced as Neece, named after the city in France
#36 even the price is... nice.
Basically just don't swim there...
Moron is used correctly. So, yeah. It's not the recognition that's an issue, it's thinking the tomato shape has something to do with Where it was planted.
Central Kansas farmland looking west towards the Rockies @ 250 miles, no curvature of the earth in the photo, so it was not caught and removed (yet) by NASA or the USA government which scours the internet looking for these. There was a photo of north America on the internet taken from an airplane on a clear day a few years ago overlooking Baja Mexico to Nova Scotia @ 36,000 feet, flat as a pancake, but it was quickly discovered and removed.
Naturally, since you have to go up to about 60,000 feet before you can see the curvature of the Earth.
who tf cares if earth is round or flat. what does it change?
(it's round)