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mikey
mikey
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cecht wrote: mikey

cecht wrote:

mikey wrote:

In Taylorville, Illinois where my wifes Aunt and Uncle live and where her dad grew up is a statue in front of the Courthouse of Abraham Lincoln and a pig, yes a REAL pig, story is as a young lawyer he had a case there but a pig was on the loose and ran under the Courthouse and no one knew how to get it out, so Abraham Lincol, YES the future President of the US crawled under there and caught the pig and brought it out thereby saving the day. He ALSO won his case in the Courthouse not long after that!!

Thank you for that explainer.  "Pig" had me scratching my head. LOL 

LOL it is a bit out there isn't it

Kavanagh
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    Reh, A saline

 

 

Reh,

A saline efflorescence that comes to the surface on the usar plains of northern India, particularly in Uttar Pradesh.

 

One of those obscure words that are useful in Scrabble.

Richard

Winterknight
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Light Flight performed by

Light Flight performed by Pentangle

cecht
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Kimberly -> Clark =

Kimberly -> Clark = Kimberly-Clark, makers of Kimwipes, a laboratory staple of my 40-some years working in a mol-biol lab

Ideas are not fixed, nor should they be; we live in model-dependent reality.

Gary Charpentier
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The French Laundry  

mikey
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Gary Charpentier wrote: The

Gary Charpentier wrote:

The French Laundry /quote]

FANCY!!!

Winterknight
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One of my colleagues when I

One of my colleagues when I did my engineering apprenticeship was called Whitworth, so was nearly always known as Spanner.

He also had big sticky-out ears and sometimes called Radar.

mikey
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Winterknight wrote: One of

Winterknight wrote:

One of my colleagues when I did my engineering apprenticeship was called Whitworth, so was nearly always known as Spanner.

He also had big sticky-out ears and sometimes called Radar.

LOL!!! We had nicknames for everyone where I worked as well!!

cecht
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horse -> smack: nicknames for

horse -> smack: nicknames for heroin

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mikey
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line-->white is for the while

line-->white is for the while line down the center of most roads in the US, it's a dashed line and we also have white lines on the sides of the roads before the side of the road.

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