@Samantha: The rat was deceased when they found it. It was gently disposed of. Now as a former owner of rats, and a champion of their great petness, I, for one, shed a small tear for sidewalk rat.
As long as we're on the subject, it's pretty much clear that nuclear worldwide holocaust is improbable. I use the word 'pretty' ironically, cause it won't be that at all, but it will be relatively isolated.
I remember seeing the movie in theaters, and LMAO at the "No Stairway" scene. But on viewing the video some time later, I was devastated that it wasn't there. What happened?
That was a lot of fun, but I call shenanigans on 101; they should have accepted 101 Dalmations. I sure didn't know the remake was just called 101. Some others I toiled over for a long time, just shy of pegging them, before giving up and peeking. Then kicking myself for not getting them.
I was just remarking today that: In the 90s, I used to work at a gas station, and changing the price was on average done once every week or so. Sometimes they'd raise it twice in a week if we were lucky. These days every time I pass my neighborhood station, it changes. That's an interesting difference to me.
Also, I'm very torn about the NASA whale oil thing. I am currently reading Fluke, and I'm a long-time space exploration buff.
The rat was deceased when they found it. It was gently disposed of. Now as a former owner of rats, and a champion of their great petness, I, for one, shed a small tear for sidewalk rat.
Also, I'm very torn about the NASA whale oil thing. I am currently reading Fluke, and I'm a long-time space exploration buff.