Attachment 540428
Printable View
You washed your hands in the lake instead of wiping them on your pants? ������
First the lake
Then the pants
:cheers:
For five bucks, you could buy a single long-stem rose or a whole rotisserie chicken from Costco. Choose wisely, is all I'm saying…
And a trillion seconds would be about 31,710 years.
One trillion pennies stacked on top of each other would make a tower about 870,000 miles high—the same distance obtained by going to the moon, back to Earth, then to the moon again.
We have $36 trillion in debt.
If you want to see some scary numbers, look here: https://www.usdebtclock.org/
Thanks for the reminders! :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by sonicss33
I would rather no one was retelling me which words I can’t say and which books should be removed from libraries. Banning library books in the internet era is silly but annoyingQuote:
Originally Posted by playin boats
Attachment 540609 :thumbsup:
No one is banning books. They are restricting them from being in library's for kids under the age of 10 years old. No little kid needs to have access to books talking about how to perform sexual acts.Quote:
Originally Posted by David
Go to 18:10. That is diabolical.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSr0WBQNdrI
Sad but true, books are being pulled from libraries and at least one small town library in Canada was closed. Reading is good for kids, and adults. Internet porn, not so much. I disagree with banning Mark Twain because he used the N word, and banning books that mention sex.Quote:
Originally Posted by CDave
Conservatives in the US are A OK with Mark Twain, Age appropriate references to sex etc. We had elementary and middle school libraries with books getting into graphic detail of gay, lesbian, trans blah, blah sex. Available to kids as young as 6.Quote:
Originally Posted by David