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09 Aug 2008, 10:41 pm

lets talk straps!

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09 Aug 2008, 11:28 pm

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wb7I2Owcd8w&feature=related[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIo86c9nhQo&NR=1[/youtube]

Not what i was looking for but they are only 30 seconds each.
I saw a clip once of half a dozen in a room, man, they were all over the place!
Greased lightning! I was amazed.
I think it's crazy there isn't a bounty on feral cats in Australia, Bradleigh.
I heard once that a population of Ten Million of them kill OVER a BILLION
native animals every year!
I don't want to think about it, it makes me SOO angry!

I am having a lazy day too.
I rented Deathnote once and forgot to watch it! :oops:
I'm more into books anyway.
I read five while I was sick.
I started another one this morning and got to page 58 before I got on WP.

The 'daughter' episode of Doctor Who is on tonight.
Does anybody know how that works?
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09 Aug 2008, 11:36 pm

holy cheese!! !

we just had Hail with our rain

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09 Aug 2008, 11:37 pm

Hey Syz. You mean the season finale of Doctor Who? That one showed last week here. Donna ends up having to get her memory wiped.

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09 Aug 2008, 11:43 pm

I saw the trailer to it last week and made me think 'what the'. The second vid you put doesnt seem to work, but hmm I would not have guessed those were not mice ore something, but I see how they are quite energetic. It usualy takes me a while to read books as I tend to make mistakes while reading and sometimes have to re read, though at the moment I dont have anything to interest me.

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09 Aug 2008, 11:53 pm

Hi Kate, Yes, well...sucks to be Donna, I guess! :lol:
But how can the D have a daughter?
He's 'the last of his race' so she can't have been stuck in a time loop,
and an alien, so is she a hybrid human
or a clone with the X cromosome chopped off?
I'll find out tonight I guess, but it had better be an airtight explanation!
I hate plotholes!
Grrrrr!

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10 Aug 2008, 12:06 am

I don't know much about Doctor Who just yet. I'm kind of just getting into the series I guess. It's really a strange one. So I guess I haven't found the plot holes yet. I have found one or two in the Star Trek Enterprise series though. Maybe they occurred when the writers ran out of new story lines.

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10 Aug 2008, 12:47 am

Thanks Kate, I grew up watching it since the seventies.
I'm not a huge fan, just a glutton for anything sci-fi.

dc , the other day you were talking about a game called zu
Post a link?
I need a good game, bloxorz
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/games/play/31767/
is good but I've finnished it 3 times now.

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10 Aug 2008, 5:21 am

Dr Who just finished, pretty good.

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10 Aug 2008, 5:33 am

I am now in love with Jenny.

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10 Aug 2008, 6:15 am

Holy crap, i`m doing some reading, something makes me sidetrack and
i end up reading a little about a place called Andersonsville, Georgia, USA.

More precisly, the Andersonville prison that was there during the civil war,
omg what a place that was the more i read the more my jaw drops,
it started out as a pretty bad place and then it got worse and worse,
around 12,000 dead in 13 months and i read this horrible story about
a woman being captured and put in the prison, and a little later she actually
had a baby on the prison grounds. Those who discovered it knew they had a
problem, because that baby would be food if the inmates got wind of it
33,000 starving men clinging to life behind a fence in a big field the people
in the pics here actually look worse than some of the ww2 pics i`ve seen, its
just horrible, they look so dead, nothing but bones and a little skin

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10 Aug 2008, 6:46 am

syzygyish wrote:

I had a friend once who had two pet rats. She brought them in to work once.
They stayed in her pockets most of the day.
When we had smoko they climbed up her shirt and onto her shoulders and head.
She loved them quite a lot. I don't blame her, they were soo cute.
Warm fluffy playfull and inquisitive, it was also fun when they nipped you!

Apparently the white ones are bred for the medical experiments industry
and are almost 100% disease free. Hygenically, they are cleaner and safer
than most humans!

We just got rid of the stray cat that showed up one day and adopted us.
I named it 'Trip', for obvious reasons.
I liked it, but it kept bringing back dead native Australian Marsupials,
which tore me up.

We have a species that is almost identical to a rat, called an antechinus.They only live one year.

Trip killed two of these (that we know about) plus two Sugar Gliders

I have never seen either of these animals in the wild. They are both endangered and rare.
Trip also killed countless birds, including Rainbow Lorikeets

I sort of miss Trip, but I will never own a cat again.
I think a pet rat would be the perfect pet, but...
I'd rather have a girlfriend!
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Fat chance!

I want three of each of those!! ! how cute is that little guy in the top pic

awww
you`re right, thats the thing with cats, they`re such killers. My cats get all
the food they need, but still they hunt and kill, a little annoying when they kill
something and just leaves it, they`re not even hungry, just gots to kill them some.

""I think a pet rat would be the perfect pet, but...
I'd rather have a girlfriend!
:lol: