common snappers do *not* break 100 lbs; the record is about 80, most are 1/2 that (still a damn big turtle!). That'd be the alligator snapping turtle. They're not even the same genus. Both have been harvested for soups extensively in the past; the common snappers population is doing well while the alligator snapper's is not.
that's pretty neat. It's not too much smaller than my 1st apartment :) Small enough to qualify for small without being totally unworkable and awful IMO. Great mix. Seems sort of heavy on beds though, and given the tight space I might figure out a way to replace them with storage or something.
burn me and hold a giant freaking wake with more junk food and booze and celebrate a life that's been amazingly good? It's not death that scares anyone I know. It's what happens during. Does it hurt? Do you feel for your family and loved ones? Or does it just fade out? Will my affairs be in order? How will my wife and kids take it?
OHJESUS! That would so stop me right there. Creepy as hell. I though ti meant like minor contractions, not a dead animal doing the watusi. Jesus H Christ on a sidecar! *shudder*
Not to mention that after 200+ years you CAN talk about long term implications. I mean, it's not as well informed as you may be 500+ years out, but you can always say that the fallout is not complete. There's certainly been measurable impacts at that point, you're past the immediate confusion...you an start talking about the impact an event had at the multiple century mark!
anything that's primarily a service is going to have a high percentage of operational cost in labor/benefits. That is hardly surprising. How much of, say, a cleaning agencies budget goes to salaries?
I feel bad for the USPS; people want them to turn a profit but if they do things to help them do that--reduce delivery schedules (3 days a week would be fine in most cases), close some offices, etc, people get mad and the government gets involved.
They amazing animals :)
I feel bad for the USPS; people want them to turn a profit but if they do things to help them do that--reduce delivery schedules (3 days a week would be fine in most cases), close some offices, etc, people get mad and the government gets involved.