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In 2015, Fred Durst stated his interest in obtaining a Russian passport and spending half of the year in Crimea.[40] He wrote a letter in which he stated that Vladimir Putin is "a great guy with clear moral principles and a nice person."[41] Following that, Durst was banned by the Security Service of Ukraine from entering Ukraine for five years "in the interests of guaranteeing the security" of the country.
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duTrieux. posted:oh how the mighty the choice of radioactive goons everywhere!
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hackbunny posted:no poo poo, it survived well into the 90s, I remember reading about it in one of my geography schoolbooks it's actually literally the reason why my dad chose his thesis topic (in the 70s though)
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While Beavis is conscious of his mother's promiscuity, it doesnt seem to bother him much, as he often laughs along in agreement whenever Butt-Head brings it up (in fact, when Butt-Head refers to Beavis's mom as a whore, Beavis nonchalantly says "She's not a whore, she's a slut, she doesn't charge for it")
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_games_that_Buddha_would_not_play
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but Dipping the hand with the fingers stretched out in lac, or red dye, or flour-water, and striking the wet hand on the ground or on a wall, calling out 'What shall it be?' and showing the form required--elephants, horses, &c is my favorite game
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mine's imitating deformities
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Sham bam bamina! posted:mine's imitating deformities but enough about your posting !!
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Tactical battles, which may or may not be open to the public,[34] are fought like real battles with each side devising strategies and tactics to defeat their opponent(s). They have no script, a basic set of agreed-upon rules (physical boundaries, time limit, victory conditions, etc.), and onsite judges or referees, and so could be considered a form of live action role-playing game. Tactical battles might also be considered a form of experimental archaeology.[35]
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A study in the US found that 17% of food-related asphyxiations among children younger than 10 years of age were caused by hot dogs[40] - though this did not weight the prevalence of hot dogs in their diets relative to other foods. This risk of a hot dog being caught in a young child's windpipe can be reduced by cutting it into small pieces or lengthwise strips before serving. It is suggested that redesign of size, shape and texture would reduce the risk,[41]but this would be another form of prepared meat, not a hot dog as it is known.
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computer parts posted:Tactical battles, which may or may not be open to the public,[34] are fought like real battles with each side devising strategies and tactics to defeat their opponent(s). They have no script, a basic set of agreed-upon rules (physical boundaries, time limit, victory conditions, etc.), and onsite judges or referees, and so could be considered a form of live action role-playing game. Tactical battles might also be considered a form of experimental archaeology.[35] But would the Buddha play these games?
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Sagebrush posted:A study in the US found that 17% of food-related asphyxiations among children younger than 10 years of age were caused by hot dogs[40] - though this did not weight the prevalence of hot dogs in their diets relative to other foods. This risk of a hot dog being caught in a young child's windpipe can be reduced by cutting it into small pieces or lengthwise strips before serving. It is suggested that redesign of size, shape and texture would reduce the risk,[41]but this would be another form of prepared meat, not a hot dog as it is known. this is mind blowing
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There are no fire or EMS services in town. During an Independence Day fireworks display, the organizers accidentally burned down their fire hall with the fire engine inside.[11]
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OldAlias posted:In 2015, Fred Durst stated his interest in obtaining a Russian passport and spending half of the year in Crimea.[40] He wrote a letter in which he stated that Vladimir Putin is "a great guy with clear moral principles and a nice person."[41] Following that, Durst was banned by the Security Service of Ukraine from entering Ukraine for five years "in the interests of guaranteeing the security" of the country. i thought he did it all for the ukie
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Three primary musical themes were played throughout Todd's evolution. The original Todd theme, from 1993 to 1996, encompassed Todd's rape of Marty and his early misdeeds. The second theme was heard throughout 1998 and 2000, and the third theme was first heard in 2001. The Todd and Marty rape scene was aided primarily by rock songs. Heard at a low volume in the background, hard rock songs assist moments building up to the rape; they intensify the otherwise implicitly tense, aggressive atmosphere, and set a chilling tone for viewers.[18] When Todd is certain that he will rape Marty, the volume of a song in the background ("Head Like a Hole") is increased, which emphasizes the lyrics: "I'd rather die/Than give you control." This use of background music allowed Todd's motivation for the rape to significantly register with viewers.[18]
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Meteoric Iron and Legendary Weapons[edit] I was always curious why men would attribute supernatural properties to the weapons of certain heroes. A little studying here on Wikipedia has allowed me to come up with a satisfying hypothesis. Mythic weapons such as Lugh's spear and Nuada's Claiomh Solais might have been made of meteoric iron. Various accounts claim that the Tuatha De Danaan had knowledge of occult magics that allowed them to create these mighty weapons -- access to meteoric iron and the know-how to forge it into weaponry would be a sufficiently advanced technology indistinguishable from magic to other cultures and the common man. In fact, wasn't Damascus steel thought to be magically derived, since it was unparalleled for strength and sharpness in its time? And at least one such mythic weapon, Mjollnir, WAS said to have been "a fallen star." Most of the magical abilities of these mythic weapons might have their explainations in the superior luster of iron to stone or bronze, the superior strength of meteoric iron to bronze, and the overall divine air that a weapon made from a fallen star would have. "A gift from the gods." The strength and skill of the champions who wielded these iron weapons would also add to the majesty associated with them. And from that start, human storytelling began weaving tall tales, as it tends to do. I need only point out the legends of Pecos Bill and Paul Bunyan for the kinds of over-the-top fiction mankind can come up with using a kernel of truth. --Sunder the Gold
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it's well established that people in antiquity knew about meteoric iron and knew where it came from. king tut was buried with a meteoric iron dagger. there's probably no way to prove what that guy's saying but it seems pretty obvious, if a little overblown
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This book, for many readers, is described as either the worst or best of Koji Suzuki's novels from the Ring trilogy and series. Many did not like the technical, pseudo-scientific language he layers into the novel, while others are dissatisfied with the ending. Despite the success of Ringu and Ringu 2, they never decided to make Loop, which would have been Ringu 3. This is an odd choice to make because they did make a version of the 4th book Birthday. Suzuki has professed, however, that Loop was his favorite novel in the series. Out of all 4 books Suzuki made for the series, this is only one that was never turned into a film.
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the ring books came up in the pyf terrible books thread and they sound bonkers
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"games on boards with 8 or 10 rows are for literal children" - the yospos buddah
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The group has been described as a nonpolitical online terrorist group whose central motivation is described by the term "lulz".[1][7][8]
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Complete proximity protection for AR-FF requires:
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lone_Butte,_British_Columbia
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Romero's long hair has been a source of both admiration and derision for his fans. John guest-answered Planet Quake's "Dear Mynx" column, in which a female fan asked for hair care tips.[32] Romero cut his hair short in 2002 and donated it to Locks of Love.[33] Discussion boards such as Doomworld and BeyondUnreal had threads discussing his new look at the time, although in recent years Romero has grown it back to full length.
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President Pet(s) George Washington Sweetlips,[7] Scentwell, and Vulcan American Staghounds Drunkard,[7] Taster, Tipler, and Tipsy Black and Tan Coonhounds[8] Royal Gift Donkey Nelson and Blueskin[9] Horses[ps 1][10] Parrot[ps 2][ps 3] Said to have been owned by First Lady Martha Washington.[11] Cornwallis,[12] named for General Cornwallis[12] Greyhound (dog) John Adams Juno, Mark, and Satan[7] Dogs[ps 1][8] Cleopatra Horse[ps 1] Thomas Jefferson Dick Mockingbird[ps 3] Buzzy and unknown Briards (dogs)[8] Two bear cubs[ps 2][ps 3] Caractacus Horse[ps 1] James Madison Polly Parrot James Monroe Spaniel[8][ps 2][ps 1] Sebastian Siberian Husky John Quincy Adams Silkworms[ps 2][ps 4][13] An Alligator. Andrew Jackson Polly parrot[ps 3] (taught to swear) Fighting cocks[ps 2][ps 4] Bolivia, Emily, Lady Nashville, Sam Patches, and Truxton Horses[ps 1] Martin Van Buren Briefly owned two tiger cubs* William Henry Harrison Sukey Durham cow[14] Goat* John Tyler Le Beau Italian Greyhound[8] Johnny Ty Canary The General Horse[ps 1] James K. Polk Horse[ps 2][ps 1] Zachary Taylor Old Whitey Horse[ps 1] Millard Fillmore Mason and Dixon Ponies[ps 1] Franklin Pierce Seven miniature Oriental dogs[ps 2][ps 1] Two birds from Japan,[ps 2][ps 3] which had just opened its trading posts to the United States. James Buchanan Lara Newfoundland Punch Toy Terrier Eagle[ps 2][ps 3] Abraham Lincoln Nanny and Nanko goats[10] Jack Turkey[10] Fido Dog[7][8] Jip Dog[8] Tabby and Dixie - Cats. Lincoln once remarked that Dixie "is smarter than my whole cabinet."[15] Horse[ps 2][ps 1] Rabbit[ps 2][ps 1] Andrew Johnson Fed white mice he found in his bedroom[ps 2][ps 4] Ulysses S. Grant Butcher Boy, Cincinnatus (a gift from the citizens of Cincinnati, Ohio), Egypt, Jeff Davis (his wartime mount), Jennie, Julia, Mary, and St. Louis Horses.[ps 1] Billy Button and Reb Ponies[ps 1] Faithful Newfoundland[8] Rosie Dog[ps 1] Rutherford B. Hayes Dot Cocker Spaniel[8] Hector Newfoundland[8] Duke English Mastiff[8] Grim Greyhound[7][8] Otis Miniature Schnauzer[8] Juno and Shep Hunting dogs Jet Dog[ps 1] Piccolomini Cat[ps 1] Siam First Siamese cat in the United States Miss Pussy Siamese cat-Siam and Miss Pussy were gifts from the King of Siam. James A. Garfield Kit Horse[ps 1] Veto[7] Dog[ps 1] Chester A. Arthur Rabbit[ps 2][ps 1] Three horses[ps 2][ps 1] Grover Cleveland Hector Japanese Poodle[8] Mockingbirds[ps 2][ps 3][ps 4] Benjamin Harrison Dash in front of his doghouse Whiskers ("His Whiskers", or "Old Whiskers") Goat[10][16] Dash Collie[8] Mr. Reciprocity and Mr. Protection Opossums[17] William McKinley Washington Post Yellow-headed Mexican parrot Valeriano Weyler and Enrique DeLome Angora kittens Roosters[ps 2][ps 4] Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt family with Skip Admiral Dewey, Bishop Doane, Dr. Johnson, Father O'Grady, Fighting Bob Evans guinea pigs[ps 1][18] Algonquin Pony[ps 1][18] Baron Spreckle Hen[ps 1][18] Bill lizard[ps 3][18] Blackjack Manchester Terrier Eli Yale Blue macaw[18] Emily Spinach Garter snake[ps 3][18] Fedelity Pony[ps 1] Gem and Susan Dogs[ps 1] Jack[18] and Peter Terriers[ps 1][8] Jonathan Edwards small bear[ps 3][18] Jonathan Piebald rat[ps 3] Josiah Badger[ps 3][18] Manchu Pekingese[8][18] Maude Pig[18] Peter Rabbit[ps 3][18] Pete Bull Terrier[8][18][7] Rollo Saint Bernard Skip Mongrel[8][18] Sailor Boy Chesapeake Bay Retriever[8][18] Tom Quartz and Slippers Cats[ps 1] (Unknown) Hyena;[ps 3] barn owl; one-legged rooster[18] William Howard Taft Caruso Dog[ps 1] Mooly Wooly and Pauline Wayne Cows[ps 1] Woodrow Wilson Davie Airedale Terrier[8] Old Ike Ram Puffins Cat[ps 1] Mountain Boy Greyhound Bruce Bull Terrier songbirds[ps 2][ps 3][ps 4] sheep[ps 2][ps 4] Warren G. Harding Laddie Boy Laddie Boy (19201929) Airedale Terrier[7][8] Old Boy Bulldog[8] Petey canary[19] Calvin Coolidge Portrait of Rob Roy and Grace Coolidge Rob Roy and Prudence Prim White collies[8] Peter Pan Terrier[ps 1][8] Paul Pry Airedale Terrier[8] Calamity Jane Shetland Sheepdog[8] Tiny Tim and Blackberry Chow Chows[8] Ruby Rouch Collie[8] Boston Beans Bulldog[8] King Cole German Shepherd[8] Palo Alto Bird dog[8] Bessie Collie Rebecca and Horace Raccoons[ps 3][20] Ebeneezer Donkey Nip and Tuck Canaries Enoch Goose[ps 3] Smoky Bobcat Tiger Cat[ps 1] Tax Reduction and Budget Bureau Lion cubs Billy Pygmy hippopotamus A wallaby A duiker (a very small type of antelope) A black bear Herbert Hoover Herbert Hoover with King Tut King Tut Belgian Shepherd[21][22] Pat German Shepherd[21] Big Ben and Sonnie Fox Terriers[8][23] Glen Scotch Collie[8] Yukonan Eskimo dog[8] Patrick Irish Wolfhound[21] Eaglehurst Gillette Setter[21] Weejie Norwegian Elkhound[21] Two alligators[24] Franklin D. Roosevelt FDR and Fala (1940) Fala (19401952) Scottish Terrier[10] Major German Shepherd[21] Meggie Scottish Terrier[21] Winks Llewellyn Setter[21] Tiny Old English Sheepdog[21] President Great Dane[7][21] Blaze Bullmastiff[21] Harry S. Truman Feller Cocker Spaniel[21][25] Mike Irish Setter[21] Dwight D. Eisenhower Heidi Weimaraner[21] John F. Kennedy Kennedy family and dogs Gaullie Poodle[26] Charlie Welsh Terrier[21] Tom Kitten Cat[ps 1][27] Robin Canary[27] Bluebell and Marybelle Parakeets[27] Macaroni Pony[28] Moe; Doberman Pinscher[27] Tex and Leprechaun Ponies[27] Debbie and Billie Hamsters[27] Pushinka Mutt (gift of Soviet Union Premier Nikita Khrushchev, puppy of Soviet space dog Strelka)[7] Shannon Irish Cocker Spaniel[21] Wolf (Mutt, part Irish Wolfhound[nb 1] and Schnauzer)[29] Clipper Harlequin beauceron[30] Butterfly, White Tips, Blackie, and Streaker (offspring of Pushinka and Charlie)[21] Zsa Zsa Rabbit Sardar Horse[ps 1][31] Lyndon B. Johnson LBJ with Him Him and Her Beagles[21][32][33] Edgar Beagle[7][21][32][33] Blanco white Collie[21][32][33] Freckles Beagle[21] Yuki Mongrel dog[21][32][33] Hamsters[ps 1] and lovebirds[ps 3][34] Richard Nixon King Timahoe, Vicki and Pasha looking out the window in the White House Vicki Poodle[21][35] Pasha Terrier[21][35] King Timahoe Irish Setter[21][35][36] Checkers[7] (19521964) Cocker Spaniel[nb 2] Gerald Ford Susan Ford, daughter of Gerald Ford, and the family's siamese cat, Shan, in 1974. Ford and Liberty in the Oval Office Liberty (19741984) Golden Retriever[21] Lucky Dog*[7] Misty (Liberty's puppy born in the White House) Shan Siamese cat[37] Jimmy Carter Grits Border Collie;[21][38] Given to his daughter Amy by her teacher, but quickly returned.[7][39] Lewis Brown Afghan Hound[citation needed] Misty Malarky Ying Yang, daughter Amy Carter's pet Siamese cat[20] Ronald Reagan Rex Ronald Reagan on El Alamein Lucky Bouvier des Flandres[40][41][42] Rex (19841998) Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.[42][43] Victory Golden Retriever[41][42] Peggy Irish Setter[41][42] m Taca Siberian Husky[41][42] Fuzzy Belgian sheepdog[41][42] Horses[ps 2][ps 1][ps 4] at Rancho del Cielo George H. W. Bush Millie Millie (19851997) Springer Spaniel.[7] Ranger one of Millie's puppies[21][44] Bill Clinton Socks Socks (19892009) Chelsea's cat.[16] Buddy (19972002) Bill's chocolate Labrador Retriever[16] George W. Bush India Spot "Spotty" Fetcher (19892004) female English Springer Spaniel named after Scott Fletcher; Puppy of Millie;[7] Euthanized after suffering a series of strokes. Barney (20002013) Scottish Terrier.[7][45] Miss Beazley (2004-2014) Scottish Terrier; Nicknamed "Beazley Weazley"; 2005 birthday gift from George to his wife.[7][45] India "Willie" cat (19902009) Ofelia Longhorn cow (lives at Bush's Prairie Chapel Ranch) Barack Obama Bo and Sunny
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that's actually pretty funny
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prefect posted:that's actually pretty funny And English monarchs have alternated facing left and right since 1653, excepting combo-breaker Edward VIII.
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This isn't on Wiktionary anymore but they used to have people that would edit word entries to include that word's alphagram aka this is what it would look like if you put the letters in a word in alphabetical order
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RZApublican posted:This isn't on Wiktionary anymore but they used to have people that would edit word entries to include that word's alphagram aka this is what it would look like if you put the letters in a word in alphabetical order for like, freqency analysis and such? or was it just one of those useless niche things that a clique spent a lot of time wiki-lawyering to get in there
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how long do you think the longest English word that is its own alphagram is? (I looked it up)
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Lutha Mahtin posted:for like, freqency analysis and such? or was it just one of those useless niche things that a clique spent a lot of time wiki-lawyering to get in there Considering that they eventually removed it but kept the anagrams, I'm gonna go with the latter
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theflyingexecutive posted:how long do you think the longest English word that is its own alphagram is? (I looked it up) ten characters long
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theflyingexecutive posted:how long do you think the longest English word that is its own alphagram is? (I looked it up) do emojis count
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theflyingexecutive posted:how long do you think the longest English word that is its own alphagram is? (I looked it up) I know that "facetiously" is the longest word that has all its vowels in order
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it's eight , I guessed ten too
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