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Gulf side, please. Maybe off Sarasota.
Why you should never trust social media as a news source.
Dublin: Hoax Halloween parade see hundreds gather in streets
Dublin: Hoax Halloween parade see hundreds gather in streets
Or any single internet site. Being on the internet doesn't make it true. We can now spread misinformation more efficiently than ever before.
They are by far the noisiest birds on the planet and a flock that size can drive you nuts. They're especially noisy as they're settling down to roost for the night.Do they eat people?I'm guessing yes, since it's Australia.
Changed my life in a movie theater hearing those words for the first time in the early 70s.
Though after all these years I'm still searching for that elusive Hungarian phrasebook. Though I can't say I have any reason to wander into a tobacconist's shop either.
Oh the humanity!
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Yes yes yes, but is your hovercraft full of eel's? That's what's important to know!Changed my life in a movie theater hearing those words for the first time in the early 70s.
Though after all these years I'm still searching for that elusive Hungarian phrasebook. Though I can't say I have any reason to wander into a tobacconist's shop either.
Oh the humanity!
I'll have to get back to you later. I'm outside burying the cat. Darned thing won't keep still.
Anyone want to guess what these are? (I tried to put in a spoiler but it didn’t work for me.)
Colored tubes with patterns wrapped in clear plastic?
When I clicked Reply I got to see your spoiler, my guess was wrong. I could see it's some sort of pellets in tubes but couldn't work out what they'd be for. Going by the colours I was going to suggest paint tinting dyes.
Your spoiler had a formatting error.
These are huge tubes, 10 feet tall or more, filled with M&Ms dyed every color of the rainbow. This is just a small section. I couldn’t get back far enough to capture the whole selection.
There is what is effectively a giant multi-acre shopping mall called Disney Springs. There’s no entrance fee and parking is free. But oh, do they get you to buy things. This is America’s worst example of totally needless items. I did not see one useful item, except perhaps sunglasses and hats.
You might wonder why I was in this abhorrent place, with crowds of people and loud canned music spouting from every store.
Well, it is the favorite place of my foster daughter. I raised her in the swamps. Where did I go wrong?
Hang about a second, are you saying some American shopping mall's charge an entrance fee just to be allowed to shop there?
I'm gobsmacked (though not surprised really!
). I know financial segregation has always been an implicit element, but usually a little more covert.
Almost 20 000 members.
I'm also confused with thisHang about a second, are you saying some American shopping mall's charge an entrance fee just to be allowed to shop there?
I'm gobsmacked (though not surprised really!
No. Disney Springs is on Disney World property. The Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, etc, charge admission but not Disney Springs
Hang about a second, are you saying some American shopping mall's charge an entrance fee just to be allowed to shop there?
I'm gobsmacked (though not surprised really!
They don't charge. The mall is its own entity, not selling anything. The mall space may open before any stores do, because it's common for people to walk malls for exercise, before they get too many shoppers.
Hold on, people walk in malls for exercise?
Haven't seen that before. Is it because of weather? They can avoid rain and such?New Threads
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