Mind = Blown

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Tandemtruths

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First I asked her why anti-hydrogen specifically, why not anti-boron. She said Anti-hydrogen was less complex, and would likely form more abundantly. I told her she had figured out a way to break the universe. :)
Not that it matters, but the molar mass difference would affect the rate at which it entered the black hole. You'd have to up the anti-Hydrogen. Though, she may consider you to be full of it.
 
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Jullianna

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rachelsedge

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My mind is blown at the random things discussed in this thread, from bowling to bunnies to Bambi (oh, alliteration!). :D
 
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GreenNnice

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Yeah, all we now need is 'global thermo-nuclear war.'
And, this thread would be complete?

Shall we play a game, 'Matthew.' :D
 
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SeatBelt

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I had a bunny once. It ate my bedroom curtains...
Litter box trained Netherland Dwarf, charcoal grey, named Smokey. He liked to play with a beach ball.
 

DuchessAimee

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My mind is blown at the random things discussed in this thread, from bowling to bunnies to Bambi (oh, alliteration!). :D

Alliteration is only okay in sentences. It's NOT okay to name your child using alliteration. It drives me nuts! Stan Lee is gonna read this and ban me from all future comic con events though :(
 
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SeatBelt

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Yeah, all we now need is 'global thermo-nuclear war.'
And, this thread would be complete?

Shall we play a game, 'Matthew.' :D
now come dig my dimples out of my ears for me, wouldja?
 

DuchessAimee

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Litter box trained Netherland Dwarf, charcoal grey, named Smokey. He liked to play with a beach ball.

Which would be super cute. You should get another bunny and teach it to play with a beach ball too. Or tennis!
 
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Relena7

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I had a bunny once. It ate my bedroom curtains...
I once had a litter trained Californian male (white one), he chewed one side of my alarm clock wire in half. It's a miracle my room didn't catch fire and burn the house down. (He later moved outdoor to a hutch, lol.)

I miss Fred. :( RIP Freddy.
 
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arwen83

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Litter box trained Netherland Dwarf, charcoal grey, named Smokey. He liked to play with a beach ball.
I read this and got really confused, then remembered that the Netherland Dwarf is type of bunny....
My family use to have a black dwarf bunny named Ozzy, he was super cute.
 
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GreenNnice

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OK, if you don't like....nah, I'm just not going to give it away. Would Thwumper give it away?
I only know of one who truly gave 'it' away. Read John 3:16 lately :)

Anyway, here we go, something more mind-blowing....


When I was a young trottin' tot in sixth grade, I was having fun in life playing soccer, teasing my sister, mad at my sister, happy with my sister, and, btw, not happy was when she was beating me at board games , my sister was a year and half younger and kickin' my butt often kin games, WHAT was up with that ! :D Anyhoo, I was really diggin' the aroma of our dinner one summery night in 1979 and we were all sitting down for 'Chicken Cacciatiore,' and, WOW! woooo-HOOO< this stuff was the BEST, just chowin' down on it, eating like a caveman, but, not really, there were no drumsticks :D So, yeah, forking this delectable, literally, mouth-watering meat and noodles and tomato sauce into my mouth.

Everyone was happy eating, my dad, mom, sister, her friend, I was age 12 at this time, syk (so you know). And, as we were about done with the food on our plates, my mom said, 'That was really good chicken, wasn't it?'

My dad, sister, and, I all were saying yeah, and, though, my sister's friend, age 10 was smirking a little and then the truth came out and I had a few bits left on my plate, "You just ate Thumper.' I don't truly know what was said but the impact was the same, MY stomach just went backwards inside my gut, heaving itself straight into my intestines. My sister's friend, by the way, was the one who's rabbit we ate, she raised them.

Rabbit ! I never ate rabbit, and, I loved Bambi, one of my faves. I just ate Th-wumper? No way. Tell me it isn't so !!!!!

But, it was, and, my dad, too, who had not eaten rabbit before, was quite upset too, and, my sister was not in on 'it' either, only mom and my sister's friend knew the rabbit consuming to happen . Anyway, needless to say, I didn't finished eating the few bites left on my plate and what I had ate began to taste alll rotten inside.

What an interesting thing psychology is, eh? :)
 
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christiancollegegirl

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My thing on strange food is not to tell me what it is until I've eaten it and given my opinion.
 
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GreenNnice

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Some things just blow your mind. Like this:


My initials are N.A., so whenever I try to sign my approval on something, I invalidate it. Whoah.
Last name, Angel ?
 
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SeatBelt

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... 'That was really good chicken, wasn't it?'...
Most of the best meals I've eaten had names (and no, none of them were human :p :rolleyes: ). I have very little qualms when it comes to eating animals; however, I've recently found that it is Bad to surprise my daughter with some delicious dead deer when she thought it was beef, and have therefore sworn off serving surprise meat.

...and there was that one church potluck from my childhood where afterwards they asked who had the chicken salad sandwiches with the crusts cut off... The parents had been in on it, so they knew what we were eating before we actually had it. Turns out rattlesnake Does taste like chicken. I'd totally eat it again.
 
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Its amazing to think that all that was drawn and colored by hand, frame by frame because there was no computer animation back then or even computers that did anything but...compute!
 
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GreenNnice

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Most of the best meals I've eaten had names (and no, none of them were human :p :rolleyes: ). I have very little qualms when it comes to eating animals; however, I've recently found that it is Bad to surprise my daughter with some delicious dead deer when she thought it was beef, and have therefore sworn off serving surprise meat.

...and there was that one church potluck from my childhood where afterwards they asked who had the chicken salad sandwiches with the crusts cut off... The parents had been in on it, so they knew what we were eating before we actually had it. Turns out rattlesnake Does taste like chicken. I'd totally eat it again.
LOL, yeah, seatsafety, that 'mystery meat' was good until someone had to go and surprise us and tell us what it reallly was. BEST chicken ever ! But, I wuv Thumper! Wuvvable, soft, Thumper, wumper , I not eat rabbit everagain, but, deer jerkey,vdeer sausage, duck, goose, noooo problem....

Deer ate all my mom's plants in her yard , and, flowers and are just a nuisance, and, ducks I got no connection, too, and, we had a goose growing up.that chased my sister and I; the day he died was a good day, he would nip no more :D

Quite a bit of something mind-blowing, too, watching mom cut his head off on the chopping block and watching it run around a minurte or two after with its head cut off, blood spurting out like a geyser and collapsing on the grass dead then. :I

Its amazing to think that all that was drawn and colored by hand, frame by frame because there was no computer animation back then or even computers that did anything but...compute!

Ahhh, I sooo wuv the Thumpster, between he and any other Disney animal, there's no contest, only way that furry little feller could be improved was if he was green :D
 
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Ahhh, I sooo wuv the Thumpster, between he and any other Disney animal, there's no contest, only way that furry little feller could be improved was if he was green :D
Well technically he is green because he only eats organic :D
 

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My initials are B.D