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| Creature feature July 19th |
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| Monday, 19 July 2010 02:20 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Hello again all. i hope everyone is doing well. My family enjoyed another picnic in the park. It was quite fun. Honestly as normal I am too tired and sore to be writing the creature feature. But I wanted to get something posted. SO I hope you enjoy this weeks instalment.
An irish farmer sees a welsh farmer with
The phrase "raining cats and dogs" originated in 17th Century England. During heavy downpours of rain, many of these poor animals unfortunately drowned and their bodies would be seen floating in the rain torrents that raced through the streets. The situation gave the appearance that it had literally rained "cats and dogs" and led to the current expression.
Answer for last weeks question was : The female chimp weighed 2.9 pounds. No word on the name.
Q: : You’ve decided to make a career change and become a seal trapper. Should you concentrate on trapping: (a) bachelor seals; or (b) married seals?
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