Jason Chavez32 said:I’m genuinely terrified of drunk idiots driving high-performance cars.
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Oh, absolutely... don't even joke about it. I've been there myself—gotten jumped by some drunk idiot and barely made it out in one piece. It was a close call.
Honestly, I’m just terrified of kids behind the wheel. Drunk, sober, doesn't matter—it's all the same shit.
ruggedcrane22 said:Here are my top 15 tracks about food: -Joe Jackson - You're My Meat -Tom Waits - Chocolate Jesus -Beck - Peaches and Cream -Bob Dylan - Orange Juice Blues -ZZ Top - Pork Chop Sandwich -Dead Kennedys - Soup Is Good Food -James Brown - Mother Popcorn -Bob Marley - Guava Jelly -Frank Zappa - Call Any Vegetable -XTC - Fruit Nut -Lou Reed - Egg Cream -Booker T. - Green Onions -Weird Al Yankovic - Girls Just Want To Have Lunch -B-52's - Cake -Led Zeppelin - The Lemon Song
Anyway... since we're talking about the absolute dumbest animals out there... I remember reading somewhere about the Stegosaurus. This thing was so brainless that, besides having a tiny little brain, it actually had an extension of its spinal cord just to help coordinate its back legs. Top that! 😉
Every issue can be looked at from two different sides.
NAME: Raccoon Dog (Nyctereutes procyonoides G.) APPEARANCE: About the size of a badger and acts pretty much like one. Aside from its head, it’s covered in long, brown fur. RANGE: You won't find them here yet, but there's a chance they might move in. Because of that possibility, the hunting law already classifies them as game. They're native to Asia, where they were first introduced to the European side of the Soviet Union, and since then, they've been slowly spreading through other parts of Europe. They aren't big on mountains, hills, or deserts, so they probably wouldn't have made the jump from Asia to Europe on their own. HABITAT: They like damp, marshy lowlands filled with deciduous forests and thickets. They live underground in burrows. DIET: In the summer, they eat eggs, insects, small rodents, fish, and amphibians. During the winter, they supplement that with wild berries, tree fruit, and grains.
elwuss said:What even is that? A dog that looks like a ferret or something?🙂 🤔 🥳 😬
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It’s possible. I actually heard about one being found as roadkill on the highway between New York City and Los Angeles... Who knows what its last thoughts were. 🙂
It's originally from Asia. It looks like a ferret but it barks. Strange shit.
Sandra Chase16 said:Yeah—vombats definitely win! I didn't even think of him until later. I completely blanked on raccoons and those little pouch creatures or whatever they call them in Africa.
I was just flipping through The New York Times☕
An article about Kuno-ps... Honestly, I think it’s getting way too little attention.😉
1. Washington, D.C. West – 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM 2. Washington, D.C. East – 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM 3. Sava South – 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM 4. Village North – 7:30 AM to 8:00 AM 5. Village South – 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Kevin Chavez3 said:Like we talked about over coffee, that (brrrr) thing is still called Phantasmagoria. Just making sure future generations know what you're talking about. 😉
Actually, let me correct myself... the stuff on P. is an original project, while the tracks on E. are just punk covers. Most of the crew in both bands is basically the same group. Just wanted to set the record straight so history doesn't judge us unfairly later.😬
Back when I was about 15, I tried smoking foil a couple of times. It hits pretty hard... Back in our day, people used to treat it like some kind of artistic alternative to glue... I've been much more serious about my habits since then.