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nahh...no one likes you. pinkfloyd

Ya'll know the 25 for 25 lunch deal this month? I have been going out and enjoying it once a week. I am as round as this dog. Me too, in fact that dog is my ropegun for this year. i was just going to anchor it to a rock with a grigri to be my belay bitch. our butts are about the same size.

no, thanks, we've got plenty. you are welcome to keep it down there.

It sounds like you need to find an employer that encourages flexible work hours

gaping and whining of course!!!!

"do not drop the screw into the interior. it harm seriously the instrument. if you do drop the screw remove immediately"

b/c some people are just tools.

Oly, you've only been given 36 hours. now take your pill and get to work.

A...D....H......what?

right after he gets off the sheep

nice work! you'll have him anchored to a rock holdin a grigri for you in no time....just don't tell your wife

there's pills that can help you keep it up for more than a moment....36 hours even

high pitch frog Rare Chinese frog uses ultrasonic communication 1 hour, 28 minutes ago LONDON (Reuters) - Bats, whales and dolphins use it to communicate. Baby rodents call their mothers with it and now a rare Chinese frog has shown it can hear and respond to ultrasounds, scientists said on Wednesday. The frog, Amolops tormotus, is the first non-mammalian species known to use the ultra-high frequencies that humans cannot hear. It comes in handy to be heard above the pounding waterfalls and streams in the mountainous region of east-central China where Amolops tormotus, which is known as the concave-eared torrent frog, lives. "Nature has a way of evolving mechanisms to facilitate communication in very adverse situations," said Professor Albert Feng of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. "One way is to shift the frequencies beyond the spectrum of the background noise. Mammals such as bats, whales and dolphins do this, and use ultrasound for their sonar system and communication." But until now it was not known that some frogs were able to use ultrasound. Kraig Adler, a biologist at Cornell University in New York, first noticed the frog with no external eardrums while surveying amphibians in China. He told Feng, an auditory neuroscientist who studies frogs and bats, about his find. Feng and his colleagues conducted tests on the frogs to determine whether they could hear and respond to ultrasounds. "Now we are getting a better understanding of why their ear drums are recessed," said Feng, who reported his findings in the journal Nature. "Thin eardrums are needed for detection of ultrasound. Recessed ears shorten the path between eardrums and the ear, enabling the transmission to the ears," he added in a statement. Ultrasounds are high-pitched sounds of more than 20 kilohertz (kHz) frequency -- much higher than the frequency most birds, reptiles and amphibians can hear.

damn it! you are so not cool until i get my own minx moderator color! loser

fresh out of mud...how 'bout jello?

I hear that Matt's a wiz with the broom but you should see what he can do w/the vacuum

why? you're way more hott with it on.

Much more appropriate than my "Fuck me I'm from Tacoma" t-shirt. Hey--Fuck you! Give me my shirt back!

i am the tart

in the wrestling pit

who fell down?

i know that. duh. i'm celebrating my 7th 29th but that's also 29 + 6. sheesh.

29 + 6 is a rocking good b-day! it's coming up quick for me damn i'm getting old. pretty soon, i'm going to need an archeologist to dust me off and get me out of bed in the morning.

clearly you're still in the delirious phase of early long term sleep deprevation every year is better than the last. i'm not sure i'll be saying that with the upcoming teenage years but we'll see. my kid's pretty great the best advice i received as a new parent "take too many pictures. they change faster than you can imagine"

alright-- i want to know how many of you are a) in one of the mounties pics or b) friends/related to one of the people in the pics....hmmmm? fess up!