Random Thoughts

[The Valkyrie]

If you do need them, spend a little extra and get progressives. They're worth it!

I sometimes wear a monocle over my eyepatch just for shits and giggles.

Boru

I sometimes wear an eyepatch and carry a white cane when I'm meeting a new patient...

[Paraselene]

My PS+ subscription expired. Don't really care since I made little use of it. Besides, I'm not paying what they want for it, either.

[Pat Mustard]

OMG, the enemy is near. Time to step up Florida!

In reality those WW2 era blow up guns were very useful. Tricked the Germans twice, at El-Alamein and in the lead up to D-Day.

[awty]

I had no idea and have no idea how to celebrate this very special day.  

National Megalodon Day is celebrated on June 15 every year. The megalodon is one of the largest apex predators to have ever existed. It’s no wonder why this mega-toothed shark continues to fascinate and dominate imaginations. This shark ruled the oceans for over 20 million years, its enormous serrated teeth — all 276 of them — ensured a spot at the top of the food chain. What happened to this prehistoric shark? Does it still lurk in the depths of the ocean?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I had no idea and have no idea how to celebrate this very special day.  

National Megalodon Day is celebrated on June 15 every year. The megalodon is one of the largest apex predators to have ever existed. It’s no wonder why this mega-toothed shark continues to fascinate and dominate imaginations. This shark ruled the oceans for over 20 million years, its enormous serrated teeth — all 276 of them — ensured a spot at the top of the food chain. What happened to this prehistoric shark? Does it still lurk in the depths of the ocean?

Jason Statham has a couple of movies about this beastie that you could watch. Although, given their quality, I’m not sure that would count as a ‘celebration’.

Boru

[awty]

I had no idea and have no idea how to celebrate this very special day.  

National Megalodon Day is celebrated on June 15 every year. The megalodon is one of the largest apex predators to have ever existed. It’s no wonder why this mega-toothed shark continues to fascinate and dominate imaginations. This shark ruled the oceans for over 20 million years, its enormous serrated teeth — all 276 of them — ensured a spot at the top of the food chain. What happened to this prehistoric shark? Does it still lurk in the depths of the ocean?

Jason Statham has a couple of movies about this beastie that you could watch. Although, given their quality, I’m not sure that would count as a ‘celebration’.

Boru

I'd rather listen to "Baby Shark" on repeat all day.

[no one]

I usually celebrate by going to the lake, sinking a few boats, and giving the occupants of said vessels a choice of electrocution, or being eaten.




Jokes on them though, even if they choose electrocution, I still eat them.

[h4ym4n]

I had no idea and have no idea how to celebrate this very special day.  

National Megalodon Day is celebrated on June 15 every year. The megalodon is one of the largest apex predators to have ever existed. It’s no wonder why this mega-toothed shark continues to fascinate and dominate imaginations. This shark ruled the oceans for over 20 million years, its enormous serrated teeth — all 276 of them — ensured a spot at the top of the food chain. What happened to this prehistoric shark? Does it still lurk in the depths of the ocean?

Just bought a Megalodon tooth replica for grandson. 

He’s 10. He flipped out. He only had quarter sized sand shark teeth up to that point.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

When I make gravy, it never EVER has lumps. Why? Because I’ve chosen to call them ‘mini dumplings’.

Boru

[brewer]

I had no idea and have no idea how to celebrate this very special day.  

National Megalodon Day is celebrated on June 15 every year. The megalodon is one of the largest apex predators to have ever existed. It’s no wonder why this mega-toothed shark continues to fascinate and dominate imaginations. This shark ruled the oceans for over 20 million years, its enormous serrated teeth — all 276 of them — ensured a spot at the top of the food chain. What happened to this prehistoric shark? Does it still lurk in the depths of the ocean?

Trip to the dentist? Woo hoo!