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Andy 5 month s ago
#2 "It’s illegal to “pursue, shoot, shoot at, poison, wound, kill, capture, trap, collect, molest or disturb” a bald eagle in the US."
Unless, of course you are a wind turbine or wind turbine operator.
Unless, of course you are a wind turbine or wind turbine operator.
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Fran 5 month s ago
Andy,You heretic! You have blasphemed the religion! Downvotes for you!!
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Edward 5 month s ago
Andy,
Common sense has chased you all your life but unfortunately you've always outrun it.
Common sense has chased you all your life but unfortunately you've always outrun it.
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Alphus 5 month s ago
Edward,That is soooo original. Do you have a single new idea?
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Lila 5 month s ago
#4 Always wondered about that because tea is nothing close to the way we say tea in China.
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Serene 5 month s ago
#9 Whoop-dee-doo. The German Civil Code has a section concerning the repossession of bee swarms.
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Virdie 5 month s ago
#2 Can't even touch a bald eagle feather, unless you are of an indigenous tribe, OR you receive it from an indigenous person in a ceremony and they testify to that forever.
#7 What? Is there new scientific evidence that those metals didn't come from meteors? I mean wasn't it proven that those metals are not found at depth at all? So there is LESS at the core if any.
#7 What? Is there new scientific evidence that those metals didn't come from meteors? I mean wasn't it proven that those metals are not found at depth at all? So there is LESS at the core if any.
Unless, of course you are a wind turbine or wind turbine operator.
Common sense has chased you all your life but unfortunately you've always outrun it.
#7 What? Is there new scientific evidence that those metals didn't come from meteors? I mean wasn't it proven that those metals are not found at depth at all? So there is LESS at the core if any.