Oh wow...I was quite surprised to see my hometown second on the list! And I noticed most of the red dots were NOT in the ritzy, expensive areas either! :-o
I made it all the way through on my first try but I have to admit I was sitting there watching the clock and waiting for a zombie face to pop up and scream at me real loud.
"The water is filtered twice, using reverse osmosis, through which he says the company loses about eight ounces of water for every one ounce preserved."
*roll eyes* Great. As if the world needed yet another way for snotty rich douchebags to waste large amounts of anything and everything.
I'll never get tired of looking at snowflakes! When I moved to Michigan with my ex-husband he thought my fascination with them was hilarious but hey...I was born and raised in Florida fer cryin out loud. I'd only seen snow two times in my life before that and it was more like what should properly be called sleet. It wasn't flakes. The ex looked at me like I was crazy the first time I noticed some snowflakes on a window and blurted out, "WOW! Snowflakes really DO look like all the drawings I've seen of them!" I always thought the six-pointed flakes like the one in the picture here were just a fanciful representation of snowflakes and they didn't really look like that.
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This is not the first "orange gator" photo. Another one was taken in Texas before this one. In the Texas photo you can see the gator lying in a small pool of water at the mouth of a rusty metal culvert pipe. I believe that pic explains the origin of both orange gators. The one in Florida was taken AFTER the gator swam away from whatever rusty object it came in contact with that left the stain all over it's body, but BEFORE the rust stains faded away and left the gator looking normal again.
At first the cat looks at the men and the look on his face seems to be saying, "Hey! Aren't you going to help get this damn pesky bear off of me?!"
After a couple more minutes the cat clearly reaches the limit of his patience and gets all slappy and bitey with the bear to make him lay off, he's had all he's going to take. He looks over at the men and seems to be thinking, "You're not gonna get pissed at me for slapping Yogi around a little, right?" Once he sees no one is upset that he's defending himself he reinforces the "That's enough!" message to Yogi a few more times until he's sure Yogi understands. Then he trots off to find another place to sleep, probably out of the reach of the bear cub.
The cat is clearly unafraid of the bear and the men. He's not starving. The man on the bench didn't kick him, he just moved his feet a little to send the message, "No, no...don't hide under here." so the cat keeps moving to get away from the bear.
The junk all over his coat that makes him look scruffy and unkempt is more than likely bear slobber. Right before the video ends you see the cat shake himself a little as if his fur is damp. I'm sure that once he found a quieter place to nap away from the bear, the first thing he did before going to sleep was groom himself dry.
*roll eyes*
Great. As if the world needed yet another way for snotty rich douchebags to waste large amounts of anything and everything.
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http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20110111/BREAKING/110119954/2416/NEWS?Title=Another-orange-gator-spotted-this-time-in-Texas
After a couple more minutes the cat clearly reaches the limit of his patience and gets all slappy and bitey with the bear to make him lay off, he's had all he's going to take. He looks over at the men and seems to be thinking, "You're not gonna get pissed at me for slapping Yogi around a little, right?" Once he sees no one is upset that he's defending himself he reinforces the "That's enough!" message to Yogi a few more times until he's sure Yogi understands. Then he trots off to find another place to sleep, probably out of the reach of the bear cub.
The cat is clearly unafraid of the bear and the men. He's not starving. The man on the bench didn't kick him, he just moved his feet a little to send the message, "No, no...don't hide under here." so the cat keeps moving to get away from the bear.
The junk all over his coat that makes him look scruffy and unkempt is more than likely bear slobber. Right before the video ends you see the cat shake himself a little as if his fur is damp. I'm sure that once he found a quieter place to nap away from the bear, the first thing he did before going to sleep was groom himself dry.
The cat was OK!
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