it’s not one really old otter going back to it’s hometown.
it is not one really old otter going back to it is hometown.
is what you just said.
it’s not one really old otter going back to it’s hometown.
it is not one really old otter going back to it is hometown.
is what you just said.
Depression replaced with horror?
I'll take it.
isn't this something everybody knows already? it's been common knowledge since like, forever. even if you're a middle school dropout, live in willful ignorance and never pick up a book or periodical, you'll still accidentally learn this fact from TV and movies
Let's see if this link works. It's just as fast-paced and exciting as a peewee soccer tournament
Actually, they should've pitted the robots against little kids. That would've been hilarious.
I sure would like to read this article, it seems fascinating, but it's paywalled.
it's inspiring that in the states you can be a convicted felon, and/or just a totally unqualified moron with no experience in any sort of political office (see: POTUS) and get a high profile position in the federal government. america truly is the land of opportunity
In another recent example from the UK, a crossing guard was banned from high-fiving the children he helps cross the road because doing so slows down traffic.
sounds about right. also, apparently the UK calls their crossing guards "lollipop men"? I assume it's because their crossing sign looks like a giant lollipop
I've been meaning to check out this "nature" thing, or whatever it's called. It's basically like, just lakes and woods and the sky and all kinda weird shit like that. Supposed to be pretty cool I guess, idk
where they didn't use to
I'm guessing OP probably also says things like "should of", or "everytime", or "atleast", "infront", "incase", etc.
The sheer number of evacuees has put a strain on Manitoba’s 15,000 hotel rooms to the point Kinew’s government is asking tourists to reconsider visiting Manitoba for now.
Wait, does 15k hotel rooms for an entire province seem like not even close to enough? Or is it a totally reasonable number? Idk, seems low to me, even for Manitoba... and I live here
When you see "24 people injured by bees" you're picturing the bees hiding around the corner with a 2x4 and smacking anyone who walks by. Pretty bizarre situation that could have been caused by those giant hornets who prey on bees, according to one theory