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Everything posted by Cancer
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buying 1200 lottery tickets for the same number
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Less than five years later, the inlet where I saw these is no more.
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poor memory management
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Paddle-to-the-Sea, by Holling Clancy Holling, 1941.
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If you formulate it in terms relevant to their microscopic worldview, a good Epimenides paradox can send a micromanager into a destructive downspiral in a hurry.
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* high-fives Badger *
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On a technicality, yes. Or maybe no. Depends on the application.
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Just think of the experiments we could run if we could get a reliable source for antipuppies! "PUPPY-ANTIPUPPY COLLISIONS AT 0.99c". Now there's some research!
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Especially if that's a faculty member.
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Aren't only women Amazons?
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Watch this shy plant engage in "self-love" when it can't get pollinators Just the thing in the bitter aftermath of Valentines Day
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Whose do you want?
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Q: You're from Oregon, aren't you? A: Nobody here but us chickens.
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You need to ensure that the soundtrack of the movie they'll make about you has something in it other than screaming.
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Declaring your candidacy before you have adequate financial backing is a recipe for certain defeat.
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Wear your raingear tomorrow. And keep your electronics in a sealed box.
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Q: Do you understand how you got the diagnosis of Acute Excessive IntArWebZ Dependency Syndrome? A: If you don't know what a volt is, you haven't had enough of them applied to you!
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What level of subscription did you sign up for?
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Once you recover a couple of SAN points, commit "No. Just no." to memory. I haven't looked into the political thread for most of a year for that reason. I am much happier.
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Is it safe to use an electric chainsaw in the rain?
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time to go work in the kitchen
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A very powerful rendition, no question. OTOH, Joni Mitchell kicking butt is another vision entirely...
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Oh, and Doc ... Another America song
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Don't try to lay no boogie woogie on the king of rock'n'roll 1971. Three minutes and change of narrative, and then ...