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A group of seals is called a bob.
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One seal would be 'bobby' ? shhhh don't tell the UK.
Left-handed people recover from injuries faster.
Sunday Word: wifty (adj.) eccentric or eccentrically silly
Sunday Word: wifty (adj.) eccentric or eccentrically silly; dizzy.
Saturday Word: bibliognost (n.) [BUB- lee-uh-nahst] a well -read individual; a person with a wide knowledge of books.
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Would multiples be 'Bubbas'?
Bulls are red-green color blind. Therefore, it is not the color of matador's cape but the motion he does with it.
Thursday Quote: " Even if you are on the right track you'll get run over if you just sit there."
~Will Rogers
Truck driving is the profession that produces the most obese people in the US,
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Lack of movement and the need to eat while on the road. Really bad combination.
I heard recently that they were banning eating while driving, not sure if that is just a CDN thing or in the USA too.
Quite a few drivers reacted to the news, saying that when there is no place to stop and a new restaurant to be found, what other option do we have?
I never did hear the follow-up on it.
Hmmm, driver stopped because he was eating a twinky. Try to control me in my own personal space could lead to a very interesting funeral.
Asparagus is related to lilies.
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Colonel Sanders wasn't from Kentucky but Indianna.
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Coincidentally, Indiana Jones's pet cat was called Kentucky. He had a few fond memories of that cat...*Smile*
Sunday Word: Cantabank {KANY-uh-bank} second-rate ballad singer.
Saturday word: purloin (verb): to take dishonestly
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As in purloin steak: to run off from the butcher's without paying.
Napoleon and Julius Ceasar both suffered from epilepsy.
"The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach your full potential...these are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence." CONFUCIUS
The word "muscle comes from the Latin musculus, meaning 'little mouse' because the Romans thought that muscles looked like mice squirming under the skin.
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