Posted on 07/25/2006 6:58:41 AM PDT by fruitarian108
"The word desertification was first used in 1949 by the French geographer Andre Aubreville to describe the change in North and equatorial Africa from productive savanna forest, grasslands, and shrublands into unproductive desert"
managingwholes.com
A zot is a group taunting that usually involves lightening and violent kitties, prior to your being banned for gross stupidity--pointless, but fun!
I kind of like this idea, mainly because it would free up a couple of hours each Saturday from April to October. I don't golf, but maybe I would if I had some extra free time. On second thought, maybe not -- because golf courses are mowed and if I give up mowing, how could I affilate myself with someone who still mows? Maybe I'll go fishing instead.
I'm not sure Mrs. Southside is going to like it, though. She checks the long-term weather forecasts and gets antsy at the thought of rain on Saturdays, which would delay the mowing; and so she comes up with schemes for me to cut out of work early and do the mowing on Friday. But you know, I can count on one hand the number of times it's actually rained on a Saturday and I point this out to her and I tell her if it does rain, well, "que sera, sera baby."
She is also no big fan of the abandoned house down the street from us that has been uninhabited for years and the lawn of which is "returning to nature." There's stuff growing in the back yard that's taller than I am, and the place has become a home for raccoons and opossums and feral cats and who knows what else. Right here in Chicago.
The main drawback for me is -- if I let the place go from lawn to meadow to thicket to forest, where are the kid and I going to toss around the football and stuff? And, Mrs. Southside mentions from time to time her desire to get a swimming pool, but I'm not sure how that would work in a thicket. I'd worry about chiggers. I don't know if we have chiggers in Chicago, but we did when I lived down in southern IL and, let me tell you, they are no fun.
Yes, because God did not design a world of work but
a fruit tree paradise.
http://www.all-creatures.org
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I'm a hundred kindred.
Kinda like a West Virgina wedding.
BTW: Kindred, when rearranged, spells DRINKED.
I don't drink no mo.
So you are just another globalist micromanager. Yawnn... so dreary and predictable. But the big question is....will YOU be on of the chosen elites allowed to live in your dream world?
That's horrible! But you have to hand it to the tree for that kind of conviction...lay low as a terror cell for a few decades, gain your trust, and when you least expect it, kill itself and damage your home as retribution for all of its brethren who died so you could build your house.
NO WOOD FOR DWELLING!
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I think his binky was dipped in Weed-B-Gone.
They just stand there and bark.
Sounds abusive.
your cartoon is of an Ohio State Vet School prisoner,
a cat given aids by the school... organizing its fellows
http://www.poetwill.org
thanks
As for some of your other sources, Christianveg.org cites works that seem to be endorsed by its own membership. Hardly good scholarship there.
It states that Jesus ate a "Mediteranean diet." He also ate lamb on a semi-regular basis. Jesus was by no means a vegetarian.
thank you... I especially liked your quote about golf courses
what do you think of the Bush regime?
It's a 15 amp vivisecter! I'm an arbicidal maniac!
great word: herbijihad
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