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Posted on 10/17/2011 3:17:05 PM PDT by DallasBiff
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To: Rocky
If memory is correct, the civets are also are in the same family as this animal?
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posted on
10/17/2011 5:26:34 PM PDT
by
Biggirl
("Jesus talked to us as individuals"-Jim Vicevich/Thanks JimV!)
To: dogcaller
Why would a rational person ever stand in line for 10 minutes in order to pay 5 bucks for a cup of coffee.I had a Starbucks coffee in New York City last week. The wait was about 30 seconds and the coffee was $1.65.
I thought New York was expensive. Where the hell is the Starbucks you are talking about?
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posted on
10/17/2011 7:50:03 PM PDT
by
Eaker
("If someone misquotes you, it's because they know you're right.")
To: DallasBiff
Hmmm
Time to buy more green beans.
They store very well, like two years, and "roasting your own" is quite fun.
There is nothing like really FRESH coffee!
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posted on
10/17/2011 7:57:05 PM PDT
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China Clipper
( Animals? Sure I like animals. Right there next to the potatoes or rice or vegetables.)
To: cripplecreek
I recall a Nat’l Geographic magazine years ago. One article talking about moose (?) I think, and how their numbers were declining in Maine and Minnesota and how terrible it was because of Global Warming.
In the SAME magazine there was another article about some rare Mexican Tanager or some-such bird. For the FIRST TIME ever it had been seen in Texas, and was a boon to bird watchers to have this bird expanding its territory.
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posted on
10/17/2011 8:06:01 PM PDT
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21twelve
(Obama Recreating the New Deal: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2185147/posts)
To: 21twelve
The Kirtland Warbler is another manmade success story. 40 years ago there were only an estimated couple dozen breeding pairs in a 20 square mile area of the northern lower peninsula.
Today there are thousands of the birds all over the northern part of the lower peninsula with multiple possible sightings in the upper peninsula. The conservation effort that brought them back from the brink? Logging.
The birds thrive in burned over jack pine areas. Between controlled burns and logging, their ideal habitat has returned.
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posted on
10/17/2011 8:13:41 PM PDT
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cripplecreek
(A vote for Amnesty is a vote for a permanent Democrat majority. ..Choose well.)
To: rbg81
I checked online recently about growing coffee in the GA mountains but it gets too cold. Maybe in a greenhouse. Probably Florida or Mexifornia. There is no way the human species will let coffee go extinct. LOL!
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posted on
10/17/2011 8:16:53 PM PDT
by
Georgia Girl 2
(The only purpose of a pistol is to fight your way back to the rifle you should never have dropped.)
To: DallasBiff
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posted on
10/18/2011 5:14:24 AM PDT
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Redbob
(W.W.J.B.D.: "What Would Jack Bauer Do?")
To: tet68
They’re gonna be the very next phase.
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posted on
10/18/2011 6:58:53 AM PDT
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Darnright
("I don't trust liberals, I trust conservatives." - Lucius Annaeus Seneca)
To: DallasBiff
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posted on
10/18/2011 7:02:52 AM PDT
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OB1kNOb
(The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and pay the penalty. - Prov 22:3)
To: OB1kNOb
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posted on
10/18/2011 7:03:52 AM PDT
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OB1kNOb
(The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and pay the penalty. - Prov 22:3)
To: OldMissileer
If I can’t get my home brew french press, wawa is the best.
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posted on
10/19/2011 3:08:46 AM PDT
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st.eqed
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