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Your referring to the picture here? The rabbit on the right is taking a human foot for good luck.
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Several times my car has taken me to the school when I needed to go to the bank or grocery.
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It could be argued that this is exactly what he played on The Andy Griffith Show, too, but it wasn't nearly as wacky as the characters surrounding him.
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The brass would probably object at that point, because it's the climb that really makes this what it is.
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Like I always said, they don't want to go outside, they don't want to go inside. They just want you to leave the door open!
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Really? It should throw up a new sentence underneath. That's what happens when I do it.
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No not sure at all, but I'll see what I can find out.
Yep, I believe I've found who did that.
Thanks, Lou!
Yep, I believe I've found who did that.
Thanks, Lou!
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Not only do they work all the time, but they get paid once a year! It's impossible to break that down into an hourly rate.
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The linked articles explain how the adhesive would be covered by a protective "eggshell" that disintegrates on impact. That sounds overly complicated to me, but it addresses your issue. It would also serve to nab a vandal!
Anyway, Google admits this is just an idea that may never be implemented, and the patent is to protect the profitability of the idea just in case.
Anyway, Google admits this is just an idea that may never be implemented, and the patent is to protect the profitability of the idea just in case.
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She's the Blue Rey version.
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You can get them at Amazon.
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But "gray"? I think that may be just people arguing about "gray" vs. "grey." The 50 Shades book did not help there.