Scut Farkus on the ground, when the day finally came... 🙏🤞

Sadly the elemental spirit of Pink was neutered 95 years ago by Freud's evil nephew and relegated to mean girls at its most dangerous. It used to be the color of war and became the silent brainwashing babysitter of little girls... F's in the chat for Pink... 🌷

A wise man once said: "Well, don't do that."

I'm kidding. A wise man once sang: "Never met a wise man. If so he's a woman." - Kurt Cobain

Are there other stipulations on weight, material, or density? Because that would affect this. Also, I think no rule change would be necessary to defend the disqualification of someone using an object that is clearly not definable as a "pole."

I think what you meant is Leona Helmsley, perhaps with a touch of Anita Bryant. This is why we drink mango juice. 😉

Though most limestone buildings in this town are made with a brittle, yellow, local limestone, this one was made with Bedford, Indiana limestone in 1896. www.stlukesdbq.org/history You'll see lots of Richardsonian Romanesque revival style with this material, which features visible fossils in it.

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"And you, you can be mean
And I, I'll drink all the time
'Cause we're lovers, and that is a fact
Yes, we're lovers, and that is that"

"More than a game, it's a religion." - golf

I prefer insouciance.

This is a fantastic bridge from a dark past into a better future, a story we are always in the middle of. As Morrison's characters put it, "Our sentence is up."

It moved the Varelse Bridge Society and reformed numinous insouciance beyond the dark horses. Whereelse is a story we are, as we always have been, in the middle of. Original gamesters will definitely feel complications. Think of it as a bridge to better pastures.

What is the Varelse Bridge Society? Who are these insouciants? What is their agenda? In Radiant Dictum

What is the Varelse Bridge Society? Who are these insouciants? What is their agenda? In Radiant Dictum

"Observable" clearance.

I now have a Patreon as well: patreon.com/OraBorealis

See: narnia.fandom.com/wiki/Glimfea...

I never realized that Warwick Davis's acting interpretation of a Narnian owl (in the Silver Chair, 1980s BBC production) referenced a Shakespeare quote! Thanks!