you've 'goat' to be 'kid' ing
. always nice to visit the old dears they always have a list of jobs waiting but they are worth it . hope you manage some down time as wellCOLD DARK ROOM
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you've 'goat' to be 'kid' ing
. always nice to visit the old dears they always have a list of jobs waiting but they are worth it . hope you manage some down time as well
Yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!love that on a cheese and ham toasty
9hrs under a heater and my jacket is still wet from the walk in this morning, think I'll swim to work tomorrow
I can't swim.
Another reason the UK's no longer for me.
i can, however have nearly drowned a few times ... step dad to the rescue
. I'd love to pack up and fly away but alas my path is already laid, my mind never did return from that vacation though
My mind's scattered in tiny pieces over half the world.i can, however have nearly drowned a few times ... step dad to the rescue
I'd love to pack up and fly away but alas my path is already laid, my mind never did return from that vacation though
I've been rescued from drowning several times.
Trouble is, i'm not afraid of water, so i often go well out of my depth.
Silly me.
In the early days of experimenting to discover how bats could see so well in the dark, they put owls and bats in very, very dark rooms with bells hung across from ropes.
If there was even a little light, the owls could see well enough to avoid the ropes but if it were pitch black, the owls flew into the ropes and rang the bells, whereas the bats could still avoid them.
If there was even a little light, the owls could see well enough to avoid the ropes but if it were pitch black, the owls flew into the ropes and rang the bells, whereas the bats could still avoid them.
That one I do like.(the video, not the product).
Goodness, they're exporting it to France??????
I bet they're really grateful.
I figured they were making fun of Americans.
What is batology ?
Possibly.
Or at least some American products.
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That's funny so how come you don't like camels??The two things I dislike most in the world are probably processed (and especially aerosol cheese) and camels.
Cameron knows this and was just being horrid!
Lots of bad experiences.
And they know I don't like them (except to eat).
They're nasty, bad tempered, stinky, mangy, stupid, stubborn,rotten toothed,clumsy, evil beasties who generally pretend they don't understand English or even Arabic.
I loved your last story about the camel
Thanks.I loved your last story about the camel
Another time, in Egypt, I got on a camel that was kneeling to go on a trek to a local oasis.
It refused to get up off it's knees, even though the other dozen or so had all done so.
The Egyptian owners couldn't understand it, as it always behaved for them, but despite gentle cajoling, then sharp words, threats, and eventually physical beatings the camel wouldn't move for nearly an hour, finally arising and heading slowly off in the wrong direction.
I gave up and went back to the hotel.
(on foot).
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