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I love the smell of sour milk in the morning, it smells like poor people. Someday this war's gonna end.
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."The dolls who make the dice behave"
Not really sure what that means but I'm sure that it has to be something good.
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Like WOW man!!
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Extra mushrooms on the pizza????
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mhardy6647 wrote: »
I want one with a cat. I buy almost all of my cat food from Chewy. Great business. I have four indoor cats.Harry / Marietta GA
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So that's how they make fried Cat..
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aprazer402 wrote: »
That cat is thinking Got Ya bozzoRandy/Maine . RTA15tl - Cs1000p -
Beatles at the Whiskey A Go Go with Jayne Mansfield 1964
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From Omaha World Herald; Best staff photos of 2020.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »
The cat one was better, -
OK, I've got one more. This is an obit for a guy in our erstwhile (long time) home town of Harvard, MA. The most interesting thing about this fellow (an MIT prof) was his house. It was quite well known in town. Our daughter had a friend in school who lived next door (or maybe two houses away).
https://www.harvardpress.com/News/Obituaries/ArtMID/4533/ArticleID/21716/Maurice-K-Smith
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mhardy6647 wrote: »OK, I've got one more. This is an obit for a guy in our erstwhile (long time) home town of Harvard, MA. The most interesting thing about this fellow (an MIT prof) was his house. It was quite well known in town. Our daughter had a friend in school who lived next door (or maybe two houses away).
https://www.harvardpress.com/News/Obituaries/ArtMID/4533/ArticleID/21716/Maurice-K-Smith
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I can tell he was not into energy efficiency..
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I can tell he was not into energy efficiency..
I've found that most stargates aren't.Sal Palooza -
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mhardy6647 wrote: »OK, I've got one more. This is an obit for a guy in our erstwhile (long time) home town of Harvard, MA. The most interesting thing about this fellow (an MIT prof) was his house. It was quite well known in town. Our daughter had a friend in school who lived next door (or maybe two houses away).
https://www.harvardpress.com/News/Obituaries/ArtMID/4533/ArticleID/21716/Maurice-K-Smith
I would say he really liked Projective Geometry.Harry / Marietta GA -
I think Frank Lloyld Wright was interesting yet still practical.
That's just a hot mess in the picture. Kind of like modern art.
Bold design vs stupid design."The legitimate powers of government extend to such acts only as are injurious to others. But it does me no injury for my neighbour to say there are twenty gods, or no god. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg." --Thomas Jefferson -
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sucks2beme wrote: »I think Frank Lloyld Wright was interesting yet still practical.
That's just a hot mess in the picture. Kind of like modern art.
Bold design vs stupid design.
Amusingly, there are a few other pretty weird house in Harvard.
That one is the weirdest of all-est, though (with apologies to Dr. Seuss).
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I bet he bought Windex by the gallon.
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You forgot to mention a couple to tidbits from the article (for those who won’t take the time read it)! He wasn’t just any Professor at MIT, he was a professor of architecture! 😬mhardy6647 wrote: »...The most interesting thing about this fellow (an MIT prof) was his house. It was quite well known in town. ...
https://www.harvardpress.com/News/Obituaries/ArtMID/4533/ArticleID/21716/Maurice-K-Smith
Apparently his mother was English, but his father was Irish. Just goes to show you that this can be a very risky combination! 😂
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