We are from the same state, but you grew up about 200 miles north and west of me. Pretty close. I spent time in Warrensburg getting my first degree.
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Gotcha, there was just a Smithville nearby, so I wondered if we were neighbors when I was a kid
It must be due to that battery they attached to you so you could keep on banging that drum.
It was merely the beginning. At one time, while driving east on Hwy 50 in Tipton, Mo, the power went out just as I passed the city limits on the western edge. It was eerie driving through the town without any power. But more eerie that the power came back on just as I left the city limits on the eastern edge of town.
That is funny. The guy that I took my name from was from that Smithville.
It's a small world and all that
This is how I imagine Smithville.
I just watched this tonight.
Edit: Ok, so the first one.
There are some interesting species of scarabs and tiger beetles from that part of the state that I have yet to run across in the wild.
I watched it last night, but only about halfway until I got tired and went to bed.
I don't remember anything like that! Just the worst and ugliest things in the world: spider crickets, sprickets
Could be. The source of my name was more of an authoritarian bully, but they are clones these days.This is how I imagine Smithville.
I have been through the area several times doing research on corn near Skidmore, MO. A town made famous in the book and movie 'In Broad Daylight'.
They are terrible. All that jumping and biting.
Brown recluse spiders were originally discovered to be a source of necrotizing fasciitis during the 1950's by a team including Curtis Wingo, an entomologist from Missouri.
OK I'm laughing but I'm also mad.
My cat got on my laptop while I was in the kitchen and I thought everything I was working on closed because I had a desktop with nothing on it, and my capslock key was on.
However when I just tried to re-open some software for my research, everything just came back (and appeared on the start bar again as well).
Now I have no idea what my cat even did. So I tried googling, and couldn't stop laughing at all the "help my cat walked on my keyboard and now..." results.
Anyway I still can't figure out what he even did. What would cause everything to disappear, produce a "new" desktop, and then bring everything back as soon as you try to open something that was already open? Such that nothing would appear in the start bar of Windows 10 until you do so?
My cat got on my laptop while I was in the kitchen and I thought everything I was working on closed because I had a desktop with nothing on it, and my capslock key was on.
However when I just tried to re-open some software for my research, everything just came back (and appeared on the start bar again as well).
Now I have no idea what my cat even did. So I tried googling, and couldn't stop laughing at all the "help my cat walked on my keyboard and now..." results.
Anyway I still can't figure out what he even did. What would cause everything to disappear, produce a "new" desktop, and then bring everything back as soon as you try to open something that was already open? Such that nothing would appear in the start bar of Windows 10 until you do so?
It's like we're not sharing one brain!