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Yes, with an option of having a glass of wine instead.
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I know it's evil, but I was really hoping the fourth most poisonous snake in the world was going to bite him.
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I guess my objection is (to vintage fur and newly minted) that we have to eat to live, including some source of protein, but we don't have to kill animals to decorate ourselves. When mink are electrocuted?, their bodies are not eaten afterwards (as far as I know). Also, we don't need to wear fur to stay warm. Few of us live in environments so severe weatherwise, that only an animal's skin and fur will provide enough insulation against the cold. There are plenty of manmade fabrics that work just as well.
Whereas, most every part of a hooved animal is or can be made useful. I'm currently learning the art of leatherwork.
EDIT: This is just my opinion, an off-the-cuff, not very well thought out one.
Whereas, most every part of a hooved animal is or can be made useful. I'm currently learning the art of leatherwork.
EDIT: This is just my opinion, an off-the-cuff, not very well thought out one.
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Ah. I did not realize that the bidet part of a toilet was something you could turn off, so it's a feature, rather than a fixture. Didn't know there were bidet seats either. You've expanded the options we could chose from. Thanks!
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Just for grins: NSFW
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toilets_in_Japan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKJQWoR5OV0
Meanwhile... the ostraca has a certain appeal.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toilets_in_Japan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKJQWoR5OV0
Meanwhile... the ostraca has a certain appeal.
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These days the toilets in Japan are actually bidets, made by Toto Ltd.
When the contractor put in our toilets, he used some cheap off-brand that is contantly getting clogged. My husband has been surfing the net looking for replacements and he found the 'Toto Drake', made by the U.S. Division of Toto Ltd. The Drake is not a bidet but is considered a superior toilet design.
When the contractor put in our toilets, he used some cheap off-brand that is contantly getting clogged. My husband has been surfing the net looking for replacements and he found the 'Toto Drake', made by the U.S. Division of Toto Ltd. The Drake is not a bidet but is considered a superior toilet design.
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They needed a ref to explain the rules. No hair pulling or ear chewing!
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I'd be concerned about getting splinters in my... oh, nevermind. Let's talk about Alex's concern for John's colon instead. Hmmmmm?
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I guess the M-5 in a Star Trek episode called 'The Ultimate Computer' (original series, 1968) doesn't quite qualify as a supervillain... scared the heck out of me though.
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I was wondering where the ostrich/peacock feathers were...
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Roaring with laughter... was that the other one?
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Grrrrrrrr.... stupid studio executives!
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I really enjoyed that show (Black Donnellys). Paul Haggis directed both the pilot and the first episode, thereafter other people directed the episodes. This has struck me as a mistake, at least until the show has established a solid fanbase. Shows need the continuity of the vision of just one or two people at first. Perhaps Haggis didn't want to wear that many hats. Wasn't he also head writer?
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Here's to the beer drinkers! We love you!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFYipGB6Z18