"Methinks thou dost protest a bit too much"
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Damn, and just today i had a goats cheese and honey sandwich for lunch. Better call the doctor...
I never actually graduated.
They kicked me out for dipping a girl's
pigtails in me inkwell on me desk.
I only posted<---this word bothers me.....Anyway, I did not know honey was in any way associated with botulism. It is eggs that are associated with salmonella. They say,'a little knowledge can be dangerous'
I thought botulism was caused by eating rotten food.
Botulinum bacteria can be found just about anywhere in soil or sea sediment, it produces botulinum toxin which causes botulism
The girls did using their hard-won black belts in tossing those who deserve to be tossed.
Woth checking if you are interested, it's a long long time since i learned that, it may be subject to aging and memory loss ;-)
The nuns running the school did the actually tossing.
Why would someone take cheese from their goat. What can the goat eat,now?
The goat can eat grass or sweaters, yes we used to have a couple of goats. In exchange they gave us cheese. Not good for my woolly clothes but really a fair trade
Don't know much about goats.....We did have a dog that ate bricks...
And i thought i was in a bad way with sweaters, was your house made of brick?
When that dog was with us, yes. You could always find bricks around the neighborhood from old houses that were dismantled so new construction could be advanced....We provided a home for that dog after it's owner passed away. He came already with his craving for brick. We expected better of him and he did pass muster. He was a Shetland Sheep dog, 18 inches high to the shoulder, and had a standing vertical jump of 6 ft.
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Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Shut yer ding dang pie hole…. I almost got @Stonetree to stop by for lunch ya loud mouth blabbering barnyard bandit
I lied in my profile.....ya old chimney sweep!I saved you from a tummy ache.
He's long past his prime.
Maybe I could make it ,after all...What could go wrong?