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Solice Kirsk posted:OK. I need to know more about this strange stilt-fox. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maned_wolf
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Meatwave posted:Can anyone tell me why kangaroos are so ripped? I've been searching variations of "why are kanagroos so ripped?" and all it returns are hits on body building forums going "holy poo poo that kangaroo is jacked". My whole life I've never heard anything about kangaroos being ripped as hell but every picture I see of one lately the loving thing looks like its on steroids. It's all about the ladies, apparently: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-07-24/research-shows-link-between-kangaroo-arm-muscles-and-their-fema/4840710
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Trebuchet King posted:Naw, like...you pick up a little chick in your hand, it's peep-peep-peepin', and your little cousin asks to pet the biddy. I have never heard it used with respect to chickens, only as a reference to a cranky old woman. Learn something new every day, I guess.
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BgRdMchne posted:Is that really a joke? You haven't been to many duck parties, I take it.   
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Paladinus posted:But what about aluminium? Aluminium is an inferior metal found only in Britain.
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Chard posted:I would be so completely about 80 proof orange creamsicle bars. gently caress Summer. It would have a freezing point somewhere south of -10°F/-23°C (depending on sugar content), so it probably wouldn't be much fun to put in your mouth, let alone keep frozen.
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Angela Christine posted:Perhaps the sign should be replaced with something clearer? It's in the funny picture thread because many people look at it and go "WTF does that mean?" Not a good property for a warning sign. I suspect the sign would make a lot more sense at high tide.
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RedTeam posted:is this a thing people do? work on spreadsheets on a phone? how have all of these people not killed themselves from depression? Somebody is going to invent a stand-alone computer designed to sit on a desk, with a large screen and separate keyboard. Smartphone users will be amazed at this new device and buy them by the millions.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:Nah. It's a camera setup with remote access operators to open/unlock the doors for people who are supposed to be there or managed to lock themselves out. But what if I actually want a virtual door, man?
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NuminaXLT posted:Aren't most generics basically the same as their brand name but cheaper? My wife worked for a food company, and stuff they'd sell under their own brand and stuff they sold to other companies as generics came off the exact same production line. Ed: As to why they do it, it's all about economy of scale. They can make far more than what they can sell under their own brand. Making extra as generic reduces the unit cost, so they make more money on their own, as well as what they sell to the generic seller. There tends not to be a lot of overlap between people who buy by brand and people who buy by price, so the company doesn't cannibalize it own sales much, and sells more and makes more money overall by supplying the generic market. Deteriorata has a new favorite as of 17:16 on Jul 19, 2014 |
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coleman francis posted:I would like to know whether that guy is a legit union worker or someone fox news put on to pretend to be one. He's a legit union worker, but his schtick is largely an act. http://www.thejoeligottishow.com/about.html quote:
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BottledBodhisvata posted:That...tractor...clearly says New Holland. So the Dutch are infiltrating Wales and fomenting a separatist movement?
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cmd-shift-3 for a full screen shot or cmd-shift-4 for a windowed shot has been standard for 30 years. Sorry life is so tough for you Windows losers. 
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Rich Radbards posted:Wait, what's funny about the soup? "Soup du Jour" really pisses me off. Tastes completely different every time I order it. It's like they can't make it the same way two days in a row.
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Full Battle Rattle posted:You, my friend, sound like either a man who has never used a manual lawnmower, or some kind of superhuman monster. Having used a manual mower, attaching it to a bicycle like that would only make it worse. Now, attaching it to a motorcycle like that and we're getting somewhere.
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PittTheElder posted:Florida is amazing, speaking as a Canadian. The key is to avoid Disney, Universal, and all that poo poo, and spend two days at KSC instead. My kids loved this place: 
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benito posted:I was looking up the background of the name "Musselman" as found in the US. It's not a Muslim name but either a Swiss woodcutter or someone who fought Muslims. Anyway, this picture jumped out: According to the linked biography, Henry Musselman died in 1834, aged 52, before photography was invented. That looks like a water-damaged print of someone in his 80s from about 50 years later. 
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Mister Adequate posted:hawai'ian pizza is the best pizza and jones regular flavored sodas is absolutely amazing, never been to florida tho hth peace all Well, I've never been to Spain. But I kinda like the music.
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Full Battle Rattle posted:What were they shoveling in Miami? Same old poo poo.
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Johnny Aztec posted:In the permafrost, in like Sibera and poo poo, there exist perfectly preserved mammoth carcasses. Researchers have, at least once, cut out bits, and grilled them a mammoth steak. The permafrost kept the meat viable all this time. Apparently as steak it's pretty bad. Since most of the mammoths didn't freeze immediately upon dying, much of their meat is actually rotten and not edible. A few people have found some in decent shape and grilled it up. No surprise that they thought it tasted like steak that had been left in the freezer too long. Somebody cut some 30,000-year-old bison up for a stew a few years back, and deemed it acceptable for that purpose, anyway.
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Captain Trips posted:PYF Pet Peeve: People who quote Frost to say they took the road less travelled. You are right superficially. Frost does say that neither road looked obviously superior to the other. The difference is in where they led.
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MizPiz posted:Here's a pic of my dad when he was a baby. Your dad was a baby in 1985?
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pentyne posted:$1.50 is a loving ripoff for that zucchini. Don Quijote is apparently a chain of groceries in Hawaii, which would explain the price.
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theflyingorc posted:It would have gone better, but you're just not a man with that kind of power. Well, that's tough.
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Noctis Horrendae posted:So easy that this redneck kid can do it!  those aren't crossbows
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Istari posted:I had to read that 4 times before my brain could parse it. Some of the new cancer-fighting regimens are quite novel and effective. 
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beato posted:I didn't even think the US used the word pop to describe fizzy drinks, I thought it just meant old man over there. "Pop" is used a lot in the northern midwest and northeast (Michigan to New York, roughly). Soft drinks were originally sold in bottles with cork stoppers and a metal bail. Remove the cork produced a pop, and they were known as pop bottles. Then metal capping was invented, but the name stuck. Edit: Now with pictures!  Far left is the original pop bottle. Deteriorata has a new favorite as of 21:55 on Nov 11, 2014 |
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Solice Kirsk posted:Did you know Wisconsin people call drinking fountains "bubblers"? What the hell happened to that arctic hellscape of a state? This is pretty fun: New York Times Regional Dialect Quiz It does remarkably well at pinning down where you grew up, tempered by where your parents grew up, based on what you call things.
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RaspberryCommie posted:So I was born in Missouri and lived here my whole life as have my entire family, but this thing says I have a Bostonian dialect? Perhaps you need to have an honest chat with your mother.
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Fizbin posted:Around here it's called "Beggar's Night" and it's when the trick-or-treating actually happens(for safety, I guess?) It's called "Devil's Night" in Detroit, which is a very specific regional thing.
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Bertrand Hustle posted:Kitty-corner and kitty-wampus and all those are definitely real, but peenie wallie? Really? Peenie wallie is apparently Jamaican patois. It must be an extremely localized term.
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Kajeesus posted:I know it's irrational and all, but how on earth can you be afraid of a labrador? I don't think even Putin is physically capable of making a labrador hurt a person. Maybe they're being irrational about it.
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RyokoTK posted:I can't believe Angela Merkel is afraid of dogs. She's so irrational. Maybe she should try not being afraid of dogs. I would guess it's only Greek dogs.
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Douwe posted:plz post more funny pictrz guys This is hilarious.
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