Yeah, but once that hat comes off and she spins around a few times, BA-BAM!
If anyone tried to steal it you could beat them to death with it and it'd still work after.
Just in case you're spending the Holidays in the bunker?
DukeofNuke posted:Just in case you're spending the Holidays in the bunker?
Hey, you never know, it could happen any day.
Can's like a gobstobber....mmmm....turkey...gravy...cranberry....now comes the brussel sprouts!
So where's the driver cam view?
DukeofNuke posted:got a link?
I'd like to know if they are going to try a separation.
If they can afford it, I suspect they will. Otherwise, the "parasite" will drain so much energy from the twin that they will both die. That there is any brain activity at all in the other just compounds the tragedy of that.
radarman posted:Not even a bee pic
And when they showed the photographic evidence to the corn farmer, he turned to his wife and said, "We got grasshoppers, maw. Better call the crop duster."
blurt posted:radarman posted:Not even a bee pic
And when they showed the photographic evidence to the corn farmer, he turned to his wife and said, "We got grasshoppers, maw. Better call the crop duster."
I'm more interested in why the dipshits thought there would be bee's there.
Most of the living biomass in soil is microscopic anyhow.
The "elephant's foot" inside Chernobyl:
This is a formerly molten chunk of the reactor core and containment vessel.
This is a formerly molten chunk of the reactor core and containment vessel.
Pithecanthropus posted:Yeah, but once that hat comes off and she spins around a few times, BA-BAM!
My momma told me when I was a young child, "That's why they call her Wonder Woman! Where does she hide them?"
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I've seen some of his stuff in person--some of it is just eerie. He made one of his elderly father that was about 3/4 sized. The scale is one of the coolest aspects of his work.
