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People in Siberia are putting food in freezers in order to _warm it up_.
Elvis warned us. He's nothing but a groundhog.jtbell said:What do you call a baby groundhog?
A chuckling.
(heh heh)
That's it! That's why we keep seeing him over and over and over again!WWGD said:Elvis warned us. He's nothing but a groundhog.
jtbell said:A snake walks into a bar.
The bartender says, "How did you do that?!?"
I very much doubt that the 1960s conception of a futuristic computer running an entire starship (it would be able to do hundreds of thousands of calculations per second!) could handle Windows...davenn said:
And the snake replies: Can't you tell I don'tjtbell said:A snake walks into a bar.
The bartender says, "How did you do that?!?"
You think we'll see him this next February 6th?jtbell said:That's it! That's why we keep seeing him over and over and over again!
Every boater? I thought you only said " aboot" , " hoose" and " eh"? Every boater knows that.DaveC426913 said:A two-parter:
1.
Q: What is the name of the tenth reindeer?
A: Olive.
As in: "Olive the other reindeer, used to laugh and call him names..."
2.
Q: But what colour is her nose?
A: Every boater knows this one.
Take off, eh?WWGD said:Every boater? I thought you only said " aboot" , " hoose" and " eh"? Every boater knows that.
This is actually wrong, by the way. A Mercator projection is 180° high and 360° wide, so twice as wide as it is high. This is square, so it must be a Mercator projection of two oranges touching at the poles.DaveC426913 said:
Not to worry. The snail is already home.Swamp Thing said:Next a snail staggers in, trips and goes sprawling on the floor.
"Hey, are you OK?"
Was CPM around at that time?Ibix said:I very much doubt that the 1960s conception of a futuristic computer running an entire starship (it would be able to do hundreds of thousands of calculations per second!) could handle Windows...
Mine must be defective, or a fake.Ibix said:This is actually wrong, by the way. A Mercator projection is 180° high and 360° wide, so twice as wide as it is high. This is square, so it must be a Mercator projection of two oranges touching at the poles.
Thanks. Fixed it.Ibix said:This is actually wrong, by the way. A Mercator projection is 180° high and 360° wide, so twice as wide as it is high. This is square, so it must be a Mercator projection of two oranges touching at the poles.
No, that's because the Illuminati come and get you if you draw a map with the gytd$6t [NO CARRIER]256bits said:Mine must be defective, or a fake.
It is 26 inches x 42 inches ( and 1/4 inch thick )
Don't tell me I have the Flat Earth rip off.
That's going to take me a while, if ever. Lost my illuminati all seeing eyeball.Ibix said:gytd$6t
I've heard you can get there from "One thing" road.jtbell said:
You need the Philosophy of Dilemma for Dummies book.WWGD said:I tried to read the book "How to Read a Book". But I couldn't read it without first reading "How to buy a Book" f which I couldn't read without buying and reading the former first. Here I am, caught in a stopping problem
What are the side streets ?jtbell said: