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On the shelf near the Shelly Beans...TazManiac wrote:Yes, but, where is Peanutbutter Shelly? I cant seem to find her...
Charles Piazzi Smyth's measurement system, as interpreted through the Phaistos Disc. Check with your local Bibliothiki annex for the relevant conversion tables.Sgt. Howard wrote:Is that Catawumpus in metric or SAE?Dave wrote:We are out of wolverines. Would you accept a catawumpus in its place?
Jabberwonky wrote:On the shelf near the Shelly Beans...TazManiac wrote:Yes, but, where is Peanutbutter Shelly? I cant seem to find her...
Knew it was out there somewhere...
Can that be translated into arschen?Catawampus wrote:Charles Piazzi Smyth's measurement system, as interpreted through the Phaistos Disc. Check with your local Bibliothiki annex for the relevant conversion tables.Sgt. Howard wrote:Is that Catawumpus in metric or SAE?Dave wrote:We are out of wolverines. Would you accept a catawumpus in its place?
Does she stick to the roof of your mouth?TazManiac wrote:Jabberwonky wrote:On the shelf near the Shelly Beans...TazManiac wrote:Yes, but, where is Peanutbutter Shelly? I cant seem to find her...
Knew it was out there somewhere...
As nice as that was, and as much as I appreciate it, I was hoping to find the Shelly, Coated in Peanut Butter pic from not too long ago...
I'm sure that, given her fundamental nature, Nudge would stand behind your attempts to get to the bottom of such a process.Sgt. Howard wrote:Can that be translated into arschen?Catawampus wrote:Charles Piazzi Smyth's measurement system, as interpreted through the Phaistos Disc. Check with your local Bibliothiki annex for the relevant conversion tables.
Definitely both Thick and Salty...Does she stick to the roof of your mouth?
Arschen is the Tsarist era measurement use in Russia until the revolution- 18" long, the old Roman cubit. And unless she uses 'snap on tools' or the equivalent, Nudge has nothing to stand behind me with.Catawampus wrote:I'm sure that, given her fundamental nature, Nudge would stand behind your attempts to get to the bottom of such a process.Sgt. Howard wrote:Can that be translated into arschen?Catawampus wrote:Charles Piazzi Smyth's measurement system, as interpreted through the Phaistos Disc. Check with your local Bibliothiki annex for the relevant conversion tables.
You do know by standard military language of a statue- if the horse has four hooves on the ground, the rider came through unscathed- one hoof raised, he was wounded in battle- TWO hooves raised, he was KILLED in battle!
As we say around here, I'll go to bed less stupid, tonight...Sgt. Howard wrote:You do know by standard military language of a statue- if the horse has four hooves on the ground, the rider came through unscathed- one hoof raised, he was wounded in battle- TWO hooves raised, he was KILLED in battle!Gyrrakavian wrote:You mean like this?TazManiac wrote:'Putin, with his shirt off...'
I can 'authenticate' the statue... from 800 meters at that... even further if I had the Savage in .338 Lapua...lake_wrangler wrote:As we say around here, I'll go to bed less stupid, tonight...Sgt. Howard wrote:You do know by standard military language of a statue- if the horse has four hooves on the ground, the rider came through unscathed- one hoof raised, he was wounded in battle- TWO hooves raised, he was KILLED in battle!
In this case, maybe it's just his reputation that died?
Look, one war at a time, OK?Sgt. Howard wrote:I can 'authenticate' the statue... from 800 meters at that... even further if I had the Savage in .338 Lapua...lake_wrangler wrote:As we say around here, I'll go to bed less stupid, tonight...Sgt. Howard wrote:You do know by standard military language of a statue- if the horse has four hooves on the ground, the rider came through unscathed- one hoof raised, he was wounded in battle- TWO hooves raised, he was KILLED in battle!
In this case, maybe it's just his reputation that died?
Remeber Napoleon, and that other chappie....