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bkshepard wrote:Speaking of web filters, did anybody see this article in the Washington Post?

Don't get me started about all of the PC bull we have to put up with. If people would start worrying more about all the atrocities in the world, famine, wars, poverty, etc. instead of what words they find offensive, things would be a lot better on this planet. I'm getting a little sick of having to be politically correct. This is a perfect example of someone being so wrapped up in the WORD, that they forgot to consider its CONTEXT.

Phil

twistedtom wrote:bkshepard this kind of thing scares the hell out me. I lived in Salem Mass and the witch museum was at the end of my road so I have an idea just how far this sort of thing can go.

In basic training I had two room mates one was named David Gay; man did he get poo, mostly behind his back. I liked the guy so I stood up for him.

Hey twisted, which version of 'shake' do you own?

The last one 4.1 you have a hell of a lot of control over things although it works in nodes so it is a different way of working than say After Effects or Commotion, they work a lot like Photoshop. I like Shake for making masks among other things.

Frodo wrote:

Robbie_2327 wrote:Who is Skippy?

I prefer Crunchy myself....

It's Mr. Peanut to you.




And I do feel the Crunch.

Do people find that Mr. Peanut is disturbing somehow? The character just creeps me out. (And, no, I'm not making any insinuations or criticisms of his "lifestyle orientation.")

There's just something plain "not right" about him. If he lived next store to me, I'd be afraid. Very afraid.

Bill O'C wrote:Do people find that Mr. Peanut is disturbing somehow? The character just creeps me out. (And, no, I'm not making any insinuations or criticisms of his "lifestyle orientation.")

There's just something plain "not right" about him. If he lived next store to me, I'd be afraid. Very afraid.

on a similar note, we took our 2 daughters to see a live sesame street production. I had the same feelings about elmo. Just plain wrong! a 5'2 individual in an elmo costume bouncing around......

Tomrabbit wrote:It's Mr. Peanut to you.




And I do feel the Crunch.

Skippy crushed Mr. Peanut, spread him on a piece of bread and ate him. Mr. Peanut is no more....

Phil O wrote: I'm getting a little sick of having to be politically correct. This is a perfect example of someone being so wrapped up in the WORD, that they forgot to consider its CONTEXT.Phil

Hear, hear, Phil!

You should be the anti PC spokesman... er... person.

Resonant Alien wrote:MM-

"......and did the biz."

I need the Australian English to American English translation, please

Sorry I didn't get back to you earlier, RA; I've been off the board.

Yes, as another Aussie pointed out, it means "the business", which in this context meant that he drank his urine following the prescribed delay after ingestion (I think it was 20 mins or an hour).

jgest wrote:

Robbie_2327 wrote:Actually I believe Bat pooh, or guano as I think it is called is poisonous

So are mouse droppings. Never sweep or vacuum a dusty cabin, always wipe clean with a bleach/water mixture to kill the pathogenic micro organisms that can inhabit the mouse droppings and make you quite quite sick.

Young folk in Queensland have been getting off on licking cane toads' backs.
Hallucinogenic, apparently. Some have died; there was a caution issued this week.

A kangaroo's brain is 5cm and weighs about 50grams (nearly 2 ounces but not quite)

monkey man wrote: Young folk in Queensland have been getting off on licking cane toads' backs.
Hallucinogenic, apparently. Some have died; there was a caution issued this week.

Never trip on a toad.

You'll get warts.

What kind of nuts are in peanut butter?

twistedtom wrote:What kind of nuts are in peanut butter?

err Skippys

twistedtom wrote:What kind of nuts are in peanut butter?

Maybe twisted nuts

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