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Facebook Aunt posted:Skeletons are our friends. There's a little skeleton inside us all. Very inspiring.
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Picnic Princess posted:There's a little skeleton inside us all. Very inspiring. Excuse me, I'm actually pretty big-skeletoned.
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RyokoTK posted:Excuse me, I'm actually pretty big-skeletoned.  Big skeleton bros, mine's almost as big as I am!
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Picnic Princess posted:There's a little skeleton inside us all. Very inspiring. Untrue; I went to Munigant and cured me of that affliction.
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Picnic Princess posted:There's a little skeleton inside us all. Very inspiring. I think there's like, at least three full size skeletons in me. I'm on the left 
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Evilreaver posted:My dear sweet ma found a deer skull in the forest while on a hike and said "ooh, this will look nice as a conversation piece" and brought it home. In order to disinfect it (safety first! A common rookie mistake, boiling is a nightmare. next time go with the beetles http://vertebrates.si.edu/opl/busy_beetles.html Available now! http://flesheatingbeetles.com/
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) she boiled it in a huge pot for some hours.
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Axxslinger posted:A common rookie mistake, boiling is a nightmare. next time go with the beetles Yep, flesh eating beetles is the preferred skeleton cleaning method because those little guys are thorough.
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"hmmm... Forecast calls for rain."
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MisterBibs posted:Untrue; I went to Munigant and cured me of that affliction. Holy poo poo, I've been thinking about this short story for YEARS but couldn't remember any specifics.
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Kwyndig posted:Yep, flesh eating beetles is the preferred skeleton cleaning method because those little guys are thorough. Haha yeah that led me to this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy_cGLoAgw4 The lead up to putting it into the beetle tank is pretty great. Probably not something to watch right before you eat.
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Oct 25, 2016 02:18
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Gesundheit.
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Oct 25, 2016 02:35
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Is this Horrock's? It looks very familiar.
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DustyNuts posted:Haha yeah that led me to this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy_cGLoAgw4
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Just a squid, grill that poo poo up mang
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Sulla-Marius 88 posted:can't you just hoard newspapers like everyone else? PYF Funny Pictures: can't you just hoard newspapers like everyone else?
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Oct 25, 2016 07:54
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All the quotes about the Immovable Patron, and not a single acknowledgement of the dastardly Phantom Hand
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Knormal posted:Blasting out a deer brain with an air hose seems like a really good way to get a lungfull of CJD prions. It's been identified as a bad thing for workers in a slaughterhouse who did the same thing with pig heads. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_inflammatory_neuropathy
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am I late to the list of skeletons page?
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Did somebody say skeletons???
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Snapchat A Titty posted:
Pffft, this is the elk equivalent of walking aorund with your old high school football trophies. We get it, you won that fight dude. Put the head down, it's been months.
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Phlegmish posted:I've always wondered about this, I just assumed their hair just naturally changed shape as they grew older. Thank you, Facebook Aunt. I could never really figure out the whole old lady fro thing. If MY WIFE is anything like her mom, she'll just have straight white hair and resting bitch face. She has to put up with cranky old me, so joke's on her! 
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I heart bacon posted:I could never really figure out the whole old lady fro thing. If MY WIFE is anything like her mom, she'll just have straight white hair and resting bitch face. She has to put up with cranky old me, so joke's on her! Yeah, but her mom is what, 60? By the time you get to 80 most white ladies have the fro or a wig. Left to nature white women end up looking like this:  Whiskers included.
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That's not a bad deal tho
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Facebook Aunt posted:Yeah, but her mom is what, 60? By the time you get to 80 most white ladies have the fro or a wig. Left to nature white women end up looking like this: She's not white.
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I heart bacon posted:She's not white. Liver spots.
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This is pyf dad skeleton collections, right? Because my dad has a box on his shelf, but it contains two intermingled human remains. I mean, like everyone else has, right? As part of a failed business venture he bought a shipping container of antiques from Europe and deep in the back was this old moldy police evidence box. Spoiler alert- it has bones in it. Creepy, crusty broken ones, not some bleached rear end collector poo poo. Bad vibes all around. Welp, that's my story, thanks for listening E- wait, listening or reading? Is this a podcast or a forum I can never get it straight. The New York Times has a new favorite as of 04:39 on Oct 26, 2016 |
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My dad had a full human skeleton all wired up and articulated because he used his doctor connections and scored it from a school or something that was replacing it with a less worn down skeleton. We called him Curly, and for a while my older sister kept him buckled in to the passenger seat of her car because it always got funny reactions from the staff of her high school. Then one year we put him out on our front porch on a lawn chair as part of our Halloween decorations but that lasted about a day before one of our dogs grabbed his tibia and drug the whole skeleton around while we all had to chase him down. So after that we gave him a tasteful burial under the same tree we buried all of our pets.
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Internet Wizard posted:My dad had a full human skeleton all wired up and articulated because he used his doctor connections and scored it from a school or something that was replacing it with a less worn down skeleton. I bet his ghost just stood under that tree and waved sadly when you moved away. He probably misses you.
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Internet Wizard posted:So after that we gave him a tasteful burial under the same tree we buried all of our pets. What did you do with the damaged articulated human skeleton?
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It's really hard to get a real articulated human skeleton anymore, most of the ones you encounter these days are replicas made of resin, plastic, or vinyl. Honestly for educational purposes a replica is probably better, since you don't have to deal with damaged bones or missing bits that are more common in actual human skeletons for sale. Also there's the whole macabre aspect of keeping the remains of a human being in your classroom/house. Then there's the various laws concerning the disposal of human remains when you no longer want to keep a dude's bones around. So I hope Curly was a replica, otherwise there's going to be some really confused diggers if somebody ever gets rid of that tree.
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My uncle Charlie kept skeletons in his shed. Also people. Til one grim November morning.
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Are people still taking about skeletons their dad's have? My dad has 2 human skulls grandpa left him in a plastic bin in storage and part of a tail bone (it's wired together mostly) I saw it when I was 9 or 10 and got in tons of trouble for snooping around in poo poo. Sorry I don't have a picture but I don't understand why so many dad's have skeletons???
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