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Marty 10 month s ago
#5
Be thankful it's a footprint and not an @$$ print...
Be thankful it's a footprint and not an @$$ print...
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Almina 10 month s ago
#1 They're insect eggs
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Quillie 10 month s ago
Almina, my first thought was spider eggs, but you might be correct.
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Pamela 10 month s ago
#9 well it had to be at some point since they know it is not safe for cats
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Martha 10 month s ago
Pamela,
there is no reason to shampoo your cat. They groom themselves
there is no reason to shampoo your cat. They groom themselves
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Gatsy 10 month s ago
Lots of places have slightly magnetic cutlery. Try it the next few times you go out.
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Allan 10 month s ago
That would be magnetized not magnetic.
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Quillie 10 month s ago
#33 Normal for many currencies (past and present)
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Manuel 10 month s ago
#35. Good way to get your arm broken.
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Quillie 10 month s ago
#35 ... you still have to touch the handle with your arm, though...
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Nanny 10 month s ago
#32 looks nothing like the real Stonehenge.
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Simeon 10 month s ago
Nanny,
are you the Stonehenge police?
are you the Stonehenge police?
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Norry 10 month s ago
#15 Thats because it's watered out - the alcohol level is 0,4 % lower in Utah. Just like Norway - beer sold in grocery stores are maximum 4,75. You have to go to an special liquershop (Vinmonopolet) to buy stronger beer (and wine, spirits and so on)
Be thankful it's a footprint and not an @$$ print...
there is no reason to shampoo your cat. They groom themselves
are you the Stonehenge police?