Didn't read the post, but cats are for eatin'
Posts by Sith
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3Cats?!?
by Momofmany inmy brother just sent me this link.
he is fading, but found this odd.
so he asked me if it is real, or a spoof.. http://dbhome.dk/carlo/cat.htm.
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We Have Lift Off
by Carol ini've been sitting here reading the posts and just watched the shuttle return to flight!
as usual an amazing sight!
does anyone else find this as interesting as we do in florida?
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Sith
Kathy, your family has a long and distinguished history as space explorers.
From http://www.spacetoday.org/Astronauts/Animals:
"The very first primates ever fired to an altitude near space were the monkeys Albert 1 and Albert 2. They died in 1949 in the nose cones of captured German V-2 rockets during U.S. launch tests.
The V-2 rockets carried Air Force Aero Medical Laboratory monkeys named Albert I, II, III, and IV high in the atmosphere to see how they might withstand space conditions. All of the monkeys survived the upward trip, but were killed when parachutes failed to open and the nose cones impacted the ground."
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Allow myself to introduce....myself
by pele38 ini must say, i never thought that i would see the day when i would find a site about disillusioned (mostly) jehovah's witnesses, but low and behold...one truly exists.
first let me start off by saying thank you to the creators of this site, and i'll have you know that i've been lurking for several days now and i am just finding the time to finally log on.
i've been a member of the borg for over 20 years now, been baptised for about 14 of those years and now i find myself in the most unusual of places.
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Sith
Kathy, that brown is just a little zit cream. Back to topic...
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Allow myself to introduce....myself
by pele38 ini must say, i never thought that i would see the day when i would find a site about disillusioned (mostly) jehovah's witnesses, but low and behold...one truly exists.
first let me start off by saying thank you to the creators of this site, and i'll have you know that i've been lurking for several days now and i am just finding the time to finally log on.
i've been a member of the borg for over 20 years now, been baptised for about 14 of those years and now i find myself in the most unusual of places.
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Sith
What I meant was: beware of posters who display a monkey as their avatar and who seem obsessed with their ability to fling monkey-poo over long distances...except for KLS. She's a sweetheart
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OMG FLAMES... OMG!!! The SPACE SHUTTLE!!!! OMG... Turn on TV NOW!!!!!!
by SixofNine inthey've launched that beast once again.
who knew it went of with such a big bang?
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Sith
The launch was awesome. What a disply of man's technological achievements! May mankind always expand his horizons and never lose the inherent drive to discover.
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We Have Lift Off
by Carol ini've been sitting here reading the posts and just watched the shuttle return to flight!
as usual an amazing sight!
does anyone else find this as interesting as we do in florida?
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Sith
I know what it WASN'T Kathy...it wasn't flung monkey-poo.
Seriously, whatever it was didn't strike the shuttle itself...just peeled away. Might have been a sheet of ice. They're gonna check it out while in orbit -
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Allow myself to introduce....myself
by pele38 ini must say, i never thought that i would see the day when i would find a site about disillusioned (mostly) jehovah's witnesses, but low and behold...one truly exists.
first let me start off by saying thank you to the creators of this site, and i'll have you know that i've been lurking for several days now and i am just finding the time to finally log on.
i've been a member of the borg for over 20 years now, been baptised for about 14 of those years and now i find myself in the most unusual of places.
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Sith
A word of caution, Pele...and one that is fairly common knowledge here on JWD.
Beware of posters who display a monkey as their avatar and who seem obsessed with their ability to fling monkey-poo over long distances. -
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We Have Lift Off
by Carol ini've been sitting here reading the posts and just watched the shuttle return to flight!
as usual an amazing sight!
does anyone else find this as interesting as we do in florida?
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Sith
I watched the launch this morning. I was filled with pride and just a little apprehension. NBC News reported tonight that on-board cameras showed a large piece of debris falling from the side of Discovery in the seconds after liftoff. Let's keep our fingers crossed.
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Allow myself to introduce....myself
by pele38 ini must say, i never thought that i would see the day when i would find a site about disillusioned (mostly) jehovah's witnesses, but low and behold...one truly exists.
first let me start off by saying thank you to the creators of this site, and i'll have you know that i've been lurking for several days now and i am just finding the time to finally log on.
i've been a member of the borg for over 20 years now, been baptised for about 14 of those years and now i find myself in the most unusual of places.
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Sith
Welcome Pele. You are exactly where you need to be. This place is nuts, not that there's anything wrong with that. You'll fit right in.
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golly, the things i catch myself singing..
by candidlynuts in......i'm sitting here reading the board..... start singing along with the tv... its that freakin froot of the loom commercial with the country song.... have you all heard it?
very heartfelt song to underwear lmao.
i googled it looking for the lyrics but only found this article from chicago newspaper... .
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Sith
Does placing your mouth on panties and humming count?