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The last post is the WINNER!
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Good luck
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
On average, a one-hundred-gram bar of dark chocolate contains around 500-700 calories.
13,000–16,000 steps to burn 500 calories
I did not eat a 100g bar but about 15g and my walk was not to lose weight but for other reasons - our dog, my wife and I spending time together, getting away from the computer, getting exercise and breathing clean air so you LOSE LOSE and again LOSE.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Breathing clean air....wait...you're in California right..... Smog central!?
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Pure propaganda...its California where the skies are always smoggy and the air is alway bad
It's clear that our nanites haven't reached you yet and you still think you're a grumpy, mean killing machine. Soon you'll be cured of that condition and become one with the Caliborg.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Just finishing lunch:
Once again, being called a bird brain is a compliment
While the Rotterdam nest was made by crows, the other three were built by magpies, which construct large dome-like nests. The crows used the anti-bird spikes as a sturdy construction material, but the magpies may have appreciated their intended use: they placed most of the spikes on the nest's roof where they could deter predators, including other birds and weasels.
Crows and Magpies Using Anti-Bird Spikes To Build Nests, Researchers Find
While the Rotterdam nest was made by crows, the other three were built by magpies, which construct large dome-like nests. The crows used the anti-bird spikes as a sturdy construction material, but the magpies may have appreciated their intended use: they placed most of the spikes on the nest's roof where they could deter predators, including other birds and weasels.
Oh yummy, i do like children
What's worse is a frustrated Coquard with zingle problems.
Tour de France : chez Cofidis, la frustration de Coquard, la galère de Zingle
Smart bird wins
Looks like bird evolution is catching up to us.
