My head has to have a few beers in it before dancing can commence.
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Mine has a mind of its own, it even dances in supermarkets if the right song is being played.
You rule! With a combo like that you can't go wrong.Wild Rabbit Gumbo with Oysters
recipeland.com
I searched rabbit and oyster recipes expecting to find nothing. I was wrong.
I just bought Secondhand Lions while I was talking with you all. Isn't the future great!
I do that on occasion. On a lark, I once looked up "blue jay werewolf" and got a bunch of hits. Lots of artistic renderings to be sure, but still far more than I would have guessed.
From Siegfried and Roy?
Where's @Stonetree ?
Googlewhack... the ultimate nerd game.
Over here, in the shoe department..
What are you doing over there?
I'm listening to it now. Pretty good. I owe it to you and RF for introducing me to new music.
I'm laughing out loud! No. There is a lion in the movie. A secondhand circus lion that is purchased as a hunting target, but ends up turning into a companion.
The question is really where isn't @Stonetree. He's everywhere.
I used to play in the earlier days of the internet, but occasionally things would go awry and I'd end up somewhere I didn't wanna be.
I recall that once at work, I was interested in finding plant sources of insecticidal compounds. I thought spices would be a good place to look. They have lots of phytochemicals and have been widely studied.
The first 50 or 60 thousand hits were all porn sites. I made the mistake of using the common names like ginger and cinnamon instead of the scientific names.
Don't know who that is.