I love the ersatz Edward G. Robinson. I didn't get that when I was a kid. I've been watching the GI Joe DVDs recently, and I'm astounded by how much is going on in that show that I completely missed when I was young (like Shipwreck casually placing his hand on Lady J's thigh). It's still an incredibly foolish show, but I think I'm having more fun watching it as an adult then I did as a child.
What are some of the reasons for earwax? Does it serve the same purpose as mucus in the nose (as a dust and germ filter)? Furthermore, what's the point of belly-button lint?
That's funny, in Hanover, NH there's the opposite problem. Pedestrians just throw themselves out into traffic secure in the knowledge that, because they are legally in the right, they are immune to the laws of physics and cannot be harmed by cars. I drive through that town like a fighter pilot in enemy airspace.
We had a cat that loved to be spanked. He also loved to be picked up by his tail. He had the thick, muscular tail of a lemur. He would whip his tail at you and meow, begging for you to grab it. He was an odd little fellow.
My current cat would take your arm off at the elbow if you tried anything so forward, but she's a calico and they tend to be a little high-strung.
Ever notice how declawed cats can pick up items and manipulate them? My sister's cat is declawed (don't freak, the cat came to her that way) and that creature can open drawers and take stuff out! He does this when he's bored or wants attention. My theory is that, when the claw and bone (up to the first knuckle, which is why declawing is bad) are removed, all that complex musculature is left behind and is still usuable. Cats being the curious, adaptable critters that they are, it's not long before they learn to turn their disablity into an advantage.
I tell ya - if cats ever learn to get rid of their claws to use their little cat fingers en masse, we're all going to be in a lot of trouble.
It just drains out the other side of the dam. Follow the link and you'll see people using the horizontal part as a skate board park during the dry season.
Now that I think of it, my neighbor's man made swimming pond operates on a similar, albeit many times smaller, principle.
I've been watching the GI Joe DVDs recently, and I'm astounded by how much is going on in that show that I completely missed when I was young (like Shipwreck casually placing his hand on Lady J's thigh). It's still an incredibly foolish show, but I think I'm having more fun watching it as an adult then I did as a child.
Furthermore, what's the point of belly-button lint?
"Gigantor the space aged robot,
He is at your command!
Gigantor the space aged robot,
His power is in your hand!"
I also wonder how you get the letters out without breaking them.
He was an odd little fellow.
My current cat would take your arm off at the elbow if you tried anything so forward, but she's a calico and they tend to be a little high-strung.
I tell ya - if cats ever learn to get rid of their claws to use their little cat fingers en masse, we're all going to be in a lot of trouble.
Now that I think of it, my neighbor's man made swimming pond operates on a similar, albeit many times smaller, principle.