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Quick Oats, I'm guessing. I just figured out that there's a link to the user control panel at the bottom of the page as well as at the top. All those years of scrolling back up to the top of the page like a chump 
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Rurea posted:White doves actually arent doves, they are pigeons Urban pigeons are feral domesticated rock doves 
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The words 'slough' (when reptiles shed skin) and 'slough' (an inlet) are pronounced differently.
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Envelopes envelop, and Ecuador is on the equator.
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It's a traditional German-style deck, and those are 'leaves'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_playing_cards
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The most edible part is the heart, which is very small. The leaves do have a fleshy bit at the base that can be scraped off but a mature artichoke is, like, 80% inedible matter.
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TheMaskedUgly posted:There isn't. How about 'this thistle'? Not arguing, just interested.
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Jun 6, 2019 18:14
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Hipster_Doofus posted:If you heat up a can in boiling water there's no way it's gonna burst, unless maybe you waaaay overdo it and get the contents inside the can boiling hard enough, but I still doubt it. Now, if "boiling a can" means putting the drat thing right on the burner (without opening it) , then yeah... If the can's in contact with the base of the pan and the burner's on high, you can get direct heating between the metals at higher than boiling point and create a steam pressure bomb.
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LawfulWaffle posted:Just want to tag up on this and say that this is why we still have things called Last Will and Testaments. As in, "The last thing that I will (want) is that my house goes to my wife, also this is the last time I'm gonna get a chance to say something so Peter, I never liked your wives." There also used to be an antonym 'nill' - to not want something - which is where the phrase 'willy-nilly' comes from (will ye or nill ye - something that happens whether you want it or not).
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Beartaco posted:Haha, I thought they had some other machine to pick it all up off the ground later. How a Baler Works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYTcWhOmER4
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Mar 5, 2020 09:54
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When the Levee Breaks on Led Zeppelin IV is a cover version of song that was first recorded in the 1920s.
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Apr 5, 2020 22:25
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wallaka posted:You’ll be surprised to find out that most of their early repertoire is stolen from black musicians, then. No, but that one specifically, yes. Hence the choice of thread.
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christmas boots posted:You might say it’s kind of a saur subject It’s just a reptile dysfunction.
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Lady Disdain posted:I can't explain the puppet song. But he was definitely a Tory supporter (he famously left the UK in the 90s because Labour were elected). All the references to him specifically being a Thatcherite are quotes from other people. The puppets in that song were all taken directly from a satirical TV show called Spitting image, which was consistently anti-Reagan and anti-Thatcher.
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3D Megadoodoo posted:some guy Chubby Checker?
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3D Megadoodoo posted:So how is Diet Atkinson a millionaire? Because it has no dialogue, Mr Bean can be sold in all markets and can be subsidised as deaf-friendly programming. Also he was in other shows that were popular.
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