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That’s hilarious. I love the fact that it’s unused too. Very droll! By the way, Peter Higgs was born in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, which is about ten miles from where I live. I don’t pretend to know what this elusive particle is all about, but it bears his name and will live on in perpetuity. RIP.
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I noted the section where she seemed to be reading a bunch of Alexandre Dumas...except Werk und Seele is actually by Hermann Goering not Dumas like it is listed.
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As if a car’s metal body is not a faraday cage already. Will leave it to someone else to discuss grounding vs. isolation.
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If I was any closer, I would love to volunteer to keep the mechanism working.
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I've done the same for the past 36 years - also including a "rating" for each (on a 1-4+ scale) to help me decide about rereads and recommendations to others.
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My family used to play candlepins when we lived in Massachusetts. When we migrated to Michigan bowling pins were so fat looking and strangely shaped. Candlepins takes more skill to play, IMO.
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Candlepin bowling is not as easy as it looks but then I've never seen so many 7-10 splits made. It's great for children due to the small size of the balls. You can make reservations and have gutter guards on the lanes so the kiddies never miss hitting something. My score is much better with them too! Great post. Rob Caldwell is a Maine institution and 207 is a highly regarded nightly show.
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At 16 seconds per trip (assuming no extra time for getting out of the way, Miss C) 40 people will need 11 minutes to evacuate. A stairway might be faster.
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I just realized that the headline and the picture make this look like a true crime story. It's not about any particular babysitter.
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I'd like to see the pileup when 40 people test this thing at once.
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Rattlesnakes are great! As a herded food source, no way. Feel free to call me out in ten years, but this is joke article.
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Snake is all about where it lives and what it eats. Rattlers are delicious. Pythons and boas would probably be good as well. Anacondas probably not. Copperheads have scent glands which makes it inedible as well as Cottonmouths.
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OR you can buy a bag of fries and smear the grease on your neck and wrists. Then you'll really smell like fries at a much lower cost to your wallet. Many a time I have smelled fries that people ate for lunch on their hands and face and I doubt they knew that smell had lingered.
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bad enough that police1.com had a couple lists of suggested reading material which got me to thinking about a site I'd run across a decade and so ago, when I finally found the link and now this ...... you must've been reading my mind again LMAO