[Beowulf9]

As delicately as possible I ask the romantic and disappointed to remember this this simple rule of fact:

Although one can be soft now, one can also straighten up when it's called for.

[Jaysun]

Although one can be soft now, one can also straighten up when it's called for.

That is a lovely illustration. However, if you find yourself straightened up for longer than 6 hours straight you need to see a doctor (I can't believe that really happens, I never pointed north for that long, not even in high school).

[SunkenCiv]

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	Gods Graves Glyphs	Note: this topic is from November 7, 2006. Blast from the Past. Ordinarily I wouldn't ping it, but I'm pretty sure I missed this at the time, and figure most of you did as well. :') Mr Edwards, from Drumnadrochit, who runs Loch Ness cruises on his boat, the Nessie Hunter, said: "Most people don't support the dinosaur theory. The creature is some entirely new species. When you consider that every year in the open seas thousands of new species are discovered, this is the most likely explanation. But there's no doubt that a creature, one with a single hump, which most people report, does exist." To all -- please ping me to other topics which are appropriate for the GGG list. GGG managers are SunkenCiv, StayAt HomeMother, and Ernest_at_the_Beach
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[curmudgeonII]

Does the good doctor take into account that this creature [if it exists] may have mutaterd over the tens of millions of years since we know it existed?

[bert]

Nessie evolved a strong neck to look around. What was is not what is.

[SunkenCiv]

The monster isn't the only thing hard to find:

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