Men, now hear this: under all costs, stay away from the 1956 hankie-soaker “D-Day, Sixth of June” starring in part Robert Taylor, Dana Wynter, Edmund O’Bri... more Men, now hear this: under all costs, stay away from the 1956 hankie-soaker “D-Day, Sixth of June” starring in part Robert Taylor, Dana Wynter, Edmund O’Brian, and Richard Todd. Whenever you get the word that it’s on the cinemagraphic horizon, grab your helmets and flak jackets, hunker down in a bunker to wait out the bombardment of sap and mush, avoid it like the plague. Don’t fall for the scuttlebutt that it’s a man’s movie based on its title; the enemy is pushing out the propaganda machine in full force to lull you into a booby trap of chickflickitis, as it is known in Latin. Consider this territory off limits. Yick! less
In researching background information prior to posting this question, I came across some interesting facts of which I had not previously been aware. Principal... more
In researching background information prior to posting this question, I came across some interesting facts of which I had not previously been aware. Principal among them is that “Josef Stalin” is a pseudonym that he adopted for himself in 1912. I was a bit surprised to learn that in his younger years, he did quite well in his studies, and that he both wrote poetry and painted.
*Josef Stalin was born Ioseb Besarionis dze Jughashvili in December of 1878. The Josef part is similar to his birth name, Ioseb, and is most likely a mere difference in spelling, pronunciation, culture, or language. The Stalin portion is interesting in that it appears to have been made up. “Stal” is the derivative of the word for steel, and when married to the suffix -in, it translates roughly to ‘Man of Steel’ (not unlike our Western Superman, Man of Steel). As an invented surname, there’s a possibility that it’s not very common at all, the... less
I went into someone’s profile last night and waded through a vast wasteland of pages upon pages of questions that had zero answers, clearly more than three quar... more
I went into someone’s profile last night and waded through a vast wasteland of pages upon pages of questions that had zero answers, clearly more than three quarters of the total number of questions posted. I bought thought that I had a poor showing of goose eggs with my myriad of silly Qs, but this person has far bypassed me both in quantity and percentage of the unanswered. For those of you who post questions, what’s your “Crickets Chirping” rate?~
I plan on distracting the zombies by asking them trick math questions and then running away while they try to figure them out. EXAMPLE - what is heavier a pound of adult ... moreI plan on distracting the zombies by asking them trick math questions and then running away while they try to figure them out. EXAMPLE - what is heavier a pound of adult brains or a pound of baby brains? Cheers and happy weekend!
It's a quiz!
https://www.playbuzz.com/brightynevans10/order-from-chick-fil-a-and-well-reveal-which-disney-animal-you-are?My result:Cheshire Cat from 'Alice in Wonderland'
... moreIt's a quiz!
https://www.playbuzz.com/brightynevans10/order-from-chick-fil-a-and-well-reveal-which-disney-animal-you-are?My result:Cheshire Cat from 'Alice in Wonderland'
Your Chick-fil-A preferences reveal that you love stepping out of the normal comfort one. You like things that cliches. Being ordinary is what makes you YOU!
I think she is having structual problems with the Blanket Fort that she said she was going to build for her new puppy and herself. If she is having structual problems it could be m... moreI think she is having structual problems with the Blanket Fort that she said she was going to build for her new puppy and herself. If she is having structual problems it could be my fault because when I suggested she should build a blanket fort I neglected to mention that blanket forts need a pillow fondation. Cheers and happy weekend!
I haven't seen Jamie on here for a week or so I checked my friends list to see if she is still here. She wasn't on my friends list anymore but I noticed&nbs... moreI haven't seen Jamie on here for a week or so I checked my friends list to see if she is still here. She wasn't on my friends list anymore but I noticed 2 new names on my list so maybe she changed her username. Cheers and happy weekend!
At its heart, QAnon supporters believe that a secretive network of deep state government officials, Democratic politicians, and liberal elites are running an international pedophil... moreAt its heart, QAnon supporters believe that a secretive network of deep state government officials, Democratic politicians, and liberal elites are running an international pedophile ring and conspiring to bring down President Trump because he’s close to bringing them to justice.
A. It’s practically a constant state of being for me.B. Never in my entire lifetime.
C. Somewhere in between #1 and #2 above.D. Neither of the above/other answer.
Old English hund (in the general sense ‘dog’), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch hond and German Hund, from an Indo-European root shared by ... moreOld English hund (in the general sense ‘dog’), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch hond and German Hund, from an Indo-European root shared by Greek kuōn, kun-‘dog’.~
Today at work I was trimming up some cedar hedges and a pair of small birds started flying real close to my head and they were chirping at me like crazy. Turned out they were... moreToday at work I was trimming up some cedar hedges and a pair of small birds started flying real close to my head and they were chirping at me like crazy. Turned out they were protecting their nest that probablly had eggs in it. I'm probably a 100X bigger then both those birds put together plus I had a 36 inch hedge clipper in my hands so I thought it was very brave and loving of them. Cheers!
