Ah, yes. The "link" problem. I never complained about it before although I suppose I should have.
What's my complaint? Here goes:
I come to your site and I see a picture and a brief article 'teaser' to get me to want to read or see more about it. Fine. Now I have to make a choice. How to get to the entire article? If I click on the photo it usually just takes me to a blank page with the photo in the upper left hand corner. BUT not always... hmmm
That's not what I wanted.
Oh, here's highlighted "link". Sometimes I'll click on that and it sends me off on a wild goose chase to some other site where I have to scroll around and look at a lot of stuff I'm not interested in looking at. Sometimes I can't even find the article!
Sometimes theres a link's name like "crabbyappleton" and I can click on that and take my chances. 50-50 I never know what to click on to actually see the article. Makes me feel stupid and frustrated.
How about an actual link that will take me to the article and ONLY the article? A link that I can depend on and know that I will get to see what I'm clicking on to?
Maybe just have a name for it, like: "neatolink" and I will know that I will see the article I'm clicking on and not have to click on everything highlighted on your neatorama page's article teaser to try to find what I'm looking for.
Only one was ever made. Hitler hated squirrels. Nazis would catch a squirrel on Hitler's property and then give the hungry squirrel the "Acorn." The rodent would try to open it but the nails would pop out and jab their little paws.
Then the Nazis would laugh at them! hahaha!! jajaja!!! They were very cruel, no?
It's a fish line threader. For each fish you catch you tie the fishline through one of the holes. Then you can put the fish back in the water until you're done fishing and they will still, mercifully, be alive until you hack them up for fish and chips later...
I remember watching the Beatles in my family room. My grandmother, my brother, my mom and dad and I all watched them. My grandmother loved "the boys". I found that kind of amazing since my grandmother never seemed to even care a whit about music. Even my folks had nothing negative to say about the Beatles. I, of course, fell in love with Paul because John was already married. boo
In "The Human Stain" with Anthony Hopkins, Nicole Kidman was totally miscast as a trailer trash, motorcycle riding, tattooed janitor on the run. Ruined the movie. Absolutely ruined it.
Duct tape. See which angle the splinter is in the skin (is possible). Put the duct tape firmly over the splinter and pull it off quickly.
My dad's a beekeeper and this is a handy tip for bee stings. You have to get stung by a bee not a wasp, hornet or yellow jacket. It doesn't work on those stings. If a bee stings you (they can only sting you once) the barb stays in your skin and the bee dies. Remove the stinger with tweezers being careful not to squeeze the venom sac hanging on the end of the barb pulsing away shooting more and more bee venom into you. Put a drop of honey on the spot where you got stung and a band-aid over the honey so you don't get sticky. The pain will stop immediately. This works. I have gotten stung too many times so I know about this.
Honey is good for burns, too.
One more thing. The FDA says honey can be cut up to 50% with corn syrup and still be called 'honey', 'all natural', 'real honey' and 'organic'. Local honey is your best bet for 100% real honey.
This is an tool used to ensure children go straight to bed and not dawdle or ask for another glass of water. It's called "Monster Under the Bed" tool. One parent would hide under the child's bed with the tool while the child was in the bathroom brushing his teeth. The other parent would put the child to bed and turn off the light and leave. IF the child tried to get out of bed the "MUTB" tool would snake out and grab the child's ankle. This tool worked much better than the "MITC" (Monster In The Closet) tool, IMO. Very effective, although this tool has fallen out of favor with all of those human rights organizations saying it's cruel and psychologically disturbing to the kids. Hey! It stopped them from wanting another glass of water. So what's a little crying?
It's a head lice picker/grabber. The extra long arm prevents the lice from jumping onto the nurse who has to inspect the kids' heads. Every elementary school has at least one lice grabber per class room.
"I have a bad case of the pon farr" size large (men's)
What's my complaint? Here goes:
I come to your site and I see a picture and a brief article 'teaser' to get me to want to read or see more about it. Fine. Now I have to make a choice. How to get to the entire article? If I click on the photo it usually just takes me to a blank page with the photo in the upper left hand corner. BUT not always... hmmm
That's not what I wanted.
Oh, here's highlighted "link". Sometimes I'll click on that and it sends me off on a wild goose chase to some other site where I have to scroll around and look at a lot of stuff I'm not interested in looking at. Sometimes I can't even find the article!
Sometimes theres a link's name like "crabbyappleton" and I can click on that and take my chances. 50-50 I never know what to click on to actually see the article. Makes me feel stupid and frustrated.
How about an actual link that will take me to the article and ONLY the article? A link that I can depend on and know that I will get to see what I'm clicking on to?
Maybe just have a name for it, like: "neatolink" and I will know that I will see the article I'm clicking on and not have to click on everything highlighted on your neatorama page's article teaser to try to find what I'm looking for.
One choice/link to get there. No guessing. Neato!
Only one was ever made. Hitler hated squirrels. Nazis would catch a squirrel on Hitler's property and then give the hungry squirrel the "Acorn." The rodent would try to open it but the nails would pop out and jab their little paws.
Then the Nazis would laugh at them! hahaha!! jajaja!!! They were very cruel, no?
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My dad's a beekeeper and this is a handy tip for bee stings. You have to get stung by a bee not a wasp, hornet or yellow jacket. It doesn't work on those stings. If a bee stings you (they can only sting you once) the barb stays in your skin and the bee dies. Remove the stinger with tweezers being careful not to squeeze the venom sac hanging on the end of the barb pulsing away shooting more and more bee venom into you. Put a drop of honey on the spot where you got stung and a band-aid over the honey so you don't get sticky. The pain will stop immediately. This works. I have gotten stung too many times so I know about this.
Honey is good for burns, too.
One more thing. The FDA says honey can be cut up to 50% with corn syrup and still be called 'honey', 'all natural', 'real honey' and 'organic'. Local honey is your best bet for 100% real honey.
"I have a bad case of pon farr" men's size large
"I have a bad case of the pon farr" size large (men's)