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Current events dictate that I post this.
Also, that last bomb should have a sponsored by the USA logo.
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Current events dictate that I post this.
Also, that last bomb should have a sponsored by the USA logo.
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Johnson: US Must Wage War With Iran Because of Its “Misguided Religion”
and who is going to wage war on the U.S. for the misguided religion overtaking it?
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Cuban man’s death at El Paso tent camp was result of “spontaneous use of force,” ICE says
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Harks back to the Viet Nam war. We had to destroy the village to save the village. I believe this is the one where the Pulitzer prize winning photo of the naked little girl running with massive burns from napalm happened.
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Little scritchy
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It's called noodling. The fisherman doesn't hold worms in his hand. He gets in the river, reaches up under the undercut bank to feel if there is a catfish (or turtle) there. If there is, he just grabs it by the jaw and yanks it out (if catfish). Turtles require a bit more finesse. If you feel smooth shell, don't grab. That's the front and it will grab you back with a mouth made of basically scissor blades. It the shell is jagged, that's the back end. Feel for a tail and yank it out.
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I say kill 'em all.
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Bug zappers don't focus on mosquitos. They focus on bugs attracted to light. Mosquitos aren't particularly attracted to light. They are attracted to body heat and, most particularly, carbon dioxide. Our exhalations draw them near. Then the heat from the veins close to the skin's surface provide the fine tuned target. So, to attract mosquitos, emit carbon dioxide which then draws near to a body temperature heat source, which then zaps or drowns them. This drowning is accomplished by having the mosquitos attracted to a suction which then blows them into water with a bit of soap in it.
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House committee advances bill to ban chemtrails
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I never thought it about as a green house thing before though I do remember reading an article many years ago that contrails do contribute when they spread out into cirrostratus clouds.
I was a meteorologist in the Air Force and did make forecasts telling pilots at what levels to fly to avoid making contrails since having a long silver line pointing to your exact location makes sneak attacks a little difficult. Perhaps commercial airlines should make use of that information. It's usually just a few thousand foot difference. Fly a little higher or lower and problem solved.
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-uck -e -n the a-- ton-ght
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They may have guessed 's' but 's' isn't in the answer. So they know it isn't the answer all us degenerates guessed by seeing the picture with no context.
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Senate Rejects War Powers Resolution That Would Force Trump to End Iran Strikes
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Lady Lindsey has never seen a war it didn't love to sell arms for. You should have seen it creaming all over itself on Meet the Press the day after the attacks started.
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Friend🐑
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people used to think that you could get infected with HIV by kissing and hugging.
You can, possibly, get it by kissing. If both kissers are frenching and have bleeding mouth wounds, HIV might be transmitted.
But people used to also think you could get it from toilet seats or even just shaking hands (a practice I'm not fond of for other reasons).
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‘I Genuinely Am Upset That Your Kids Are Vaccinated’
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Well, there used to be a thing where you would put your child in the way of mumps because a child getting mumps is much less severe than an adult. There may have been other such diseases that it was better to have as a child than as an adult.
This was before vaccines which basically does the same thing.
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Stubborn, maybe, but if it ain't broke
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Most mammalian carnivores have a sort of mix. They have the piercing canines, then their molars act like scissors to slice off hunks of meat. Herbivore and human molars are more for crushing.
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Must be nice
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It looks like the cage has cedar chips on the bottom which is softer than the packed dirt this creature would sleep on in the wild.
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Pentagon and Scouting America reach deal to keep ties after Hegseth's anti-DEI push
Kesbreath IS a DEI hire.
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Trump seems too comfortable with US deaths in his futile Iran war | Opinion
Of course he cares for the suckers and losers.
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Supercarrier USS Gerald R. Ford Has Crossed Into The Mediterranean
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There used to be a satirical musical group called the Capitol Steps that sang a song called "Bomb, Bomb, Bomb, Iran" sung to the tune of the Beach Boys Barbara Ann. This was at 20 years ago. Unfortunately, Covid killed the group (as in made it no longer viable because people quit coming to see them, not actually killing them).
I wish they'd try to make a comeback.
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‘I Genuinely Am Upset That Your Kids Are Vaccinated’
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You misspelled 'republicunts'
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Rules are for hoomans
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Didn't smell like cat pee when I visited and there were many cats. A couple were on that bed. Some were on shelves in the gift store. Basically, they're everywhere.
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good lord....
Isn't it the Christians who keep saying man and dinosaurs coexisted?
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Trump vows to raise worldwide tariffs to 15% ‘effective immediately’
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But that's the point. Congress CANNOT cede authority without amending the constitution. Any 'law' they make doing so is invalid because it violates the constitution. A LAW CANNOT OVERRIDE THE CONSTITUTION.
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The HOA isn't going to be happy about the colour, though.
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So we’re just spreading trash in the environment and feeling good about it because it can be reused by other animals?
Sometimes it just works. Small octopuses love to take up residence in a beer bottle. It might not be the prettiest thing to find on the ocean bottom but it's often home to one of the most intelligent invertebrates.
And, after all, that glass is just congealed sand.