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phinnia

clickies

Oct 05, 2009 12:57

from wordweaverlynn and dolphingirl

the neuropathology of winnie-the-pooh (haven't read this yet but with a subject like that it is clearly amazing. clearing out tabs before my grocery store/bank/library run. <3)

the conservative bible project. sadly this ... does not surprise me. what the FUCK.

man decorates basement with $10 worth of sharpie oh my god. this is ( Read more... )

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brewsternorth October 5 2009, 20:08:35 UTC

Oh *wow* at the Sharpie-decor. That does take talent (and patience).

foxestacado October 5 2009, 20:18:02 UTC

Ugh, the sharpie art basement is inspirational. I've decided that is one of the things I want to do in my future home.

bkwrrm_tx October 5 2009, 20:20:39 UTC

I hate raccoons. When I was a kid (about 12), we got a baby raccoon taht someone had captured. My dad thought it would be a cool type of pet, and built this big enclosure for it. I don't know how big but I'm guessing it was probably 6 foot square and covered all over with chicken wire to keep the damned thing in. Had a big old branch, and toys, and it got played with and fed, etc.

Then it got bigger. It was probably the size of a medium dog when one day my sister was out by the enclosure (which was attached to one of the grape arbors). Sam always had long hair that Mom would braid, to keep it out of the way.

That damned thing grabbed her braid through the wire and pulled her into the fence with one hand and was scratching her with the other. I screamed for my Dad, who came out and got her loose.

The raccoon was shot taht day, because they finally realized taht wild animals DON'T MAKE GOOD PETS. ::sheesh::

arhh October 5 2009, 21:38:35 UTC

I hope the roving band of raccoons were not rabid.

maladaptive October 6 2009, 00:06:28 UTC

They're going back to the original language of the Bible, because it's been corrupted! -- Okay, I can buy that, the KJV isn't the best translation....

"Translated from the original KJV."

...Uhm. And reading further... that... is a joke, right? Because they're saying they want to weed out modern terms but then bring in modern terms to accomplish social ends. I mean, it reads like extremely self-aware satire. The kind wry Jesuits made when we talked theology.