RE: Historic Poop
November 18, 2016 at 1:45 pm
(This post was last modified: November 18, 2016 at 1:45 pm by Fireball.)
I tried to post at #17, but the internet threw it into the bit bucket or something. Let's see if it takes this time. I see Cato beat to the corn.
Most decorative use of corn (I'm posting it anyway)
Any fecus over 4 pounds must be lowered by hand and aligned with the trap
Did you boil the water?
Did you crack the bowl?
Did you boil the water and crack the bowl?
Cato- when I joined the US Navy (during Viet Nam) I had originally intended to go to sub service (least likely to get shot). Right up until I saw how small they are inside, and that some of them submerge for months at a time. I ended up on surface ships and Viet Nam got cancelled.
Most decorative use of corn (I'm posting it anyway)
Any fecus over 4 pounds must be lowered by hand and aligned with the trap
Did you boil the water?
Did you crack the bowl?
Did you boil the water and crack the bowl?
Cato- when I joined the US Navy (during Viet Nam) I had originally intended to go to sub service (least likely to get shot). Right up until I saw how small they are inside, and that some of them submerge for months at a time. I ended up on surface ships and Viet Nam got cancelled.
If you get to thinking you’re a person of some influence, try ordering somebody else’s dog around.
