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skipshot12 wrote: »

mhardy6647 wrote: »

I used to have one of those! (albeit an older model).

Don't get it.
Have not seen any star wars movies.... 😳

Toy-Yoda Taco-ma

Yoda my name is

^^^ That is superb.

mhardy6647 wrote: »

So, I was havin' a snack one day a week or so ago, and I stumbled upon a Triscuit cracker that was no ordinary Triscuit.







I was thinkin' about puttin' it up on eBAY -- but I was feeling peckish, so I ate it.

You could have been in trouble for selling Gov’t secrets to the highest bidder… now all you have to worry about is that cracker trying to fly out the backside undetected

^^^^ Climate change?

Dun Briste Sea Stack, IrelandDun Briste is a truly incredible site to see but must be visited to appreciate its splendour. It was once joined to the mainland. The sea stack stands 45 metres (150 feet) tall.

Dun Briste and the surrounding cliffs were formed around 350 million years ago (during the 'Lower Carboniferous Period'), when sea temperatures were much higher and the coastline at a greater distance away. There are many legends describing how the Sea Stack was formed but it is widely accepted that an arch leading to the rock collapsed during very rough sea conditions in 1393. This is remarkably recent in geological terms.

Our little hamlet's brand new library (building) opened for general use last week.
Our town is quite small, but we have two libraries (to the chagrin of some ) -- both (now, at any rate) quite nice.