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Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:

I talked to a bunch of guys at work and my father. This includes a great many hunters and people who raise animals for pets and meat.

Not a single one of them knew that most mammals have bones in their dicks.

Now they do.


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And now they are all wondering why Doodlebug had a sudden burst of interest in mammal penis related subjects.

More Did-You-Knows:

-Brazil didn't go to war for its independence; they compensated Portugal for the estimated amount of lost profit caused by the act, and ended the matter in a very polite manner.

-Also, after the US Civil War, a large amount of slave holders left the US and relocated to Brazil, which had one of the largest slave populations in the world and was also among the last countries to forbid it.

-During the mid XIX century, a french man by the name Orelie Antoine de Tounens managed to convince the indigenous population of southern Chile to declare him as "King of Araucania and Patagonia". He requested the local French embassy to assist him, but was turned down, and the Chilean government just laughed the issue away. Sometime later, Antoine managed to get a ship filled with weaponry, equipment and would-be patagonian nobles in Europe and sailed towards the fjords of southern Chile, where he intended to set up his domain. He was instead confronted by a Chilean warship and forced to dessist. On his way back, perhaps out of pure frustration, he and his court took over a group of rocks that fell under Bristish control and even planted a flag. In a characteristically English manner, the country accepted is as an act of formal war and, although it was soon over, became the first and only sovereign nation to recognize the Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia. Since then, the title has been passed down to King Gustave-Achille (who even tried to get the US involved), King Antoine II, then King Antoine III, and then to the current holder, Crown-Prince Phillippe, who has been titular since 1950. Nowadays, Crown-Prince Phillippe still claims ownership to the throne, and regularly visits his "subjects", acting as a promoter of native rights in the country and abroad.

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Kirth Gersen wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
The Amazon rainforest produces half the world's oxygen supply.
Since 70%-80% is produced by marine organisms, your "fact" cannot possibly be correct. Unless you meant "half the oxygen supply generated on land." (Don't forget that the taiga running about 60 deg. N latitude generates a lot as well, although less than the tropical forests because of seasonal dormancy.)

Meh. I just cut and paste from a website. Is it factual? F%@~ed if I know. Don't really give a crap either. If it bugs you, oh well.

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A group of frogs is called an army.

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A group of rhinos is called a crash.

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A group of kangaroos is called a mob.

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A group of whales is called a pod.

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A group of geese is called a gaggle.

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A group of owls is called parliament.

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The first sailing boats were built in Egypt.

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Brazil is named after a tree.

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Brazil covers 50% of the South American continent.

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waits for someone anal retentive to tell him it's actually 49.765%


Did you know that Iron Heroes is now owned by Fiery Dragon and has since 2007? I sure didn't until yesterday.

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Brazil borders every country in South America except Chile and Ecuador.


A list of terms of venery.

Some favorites: a cheat of bursars, a bloat of hippopotamuses, a parliament of owls, an ostentation of peacocks, an ambush of tigers.

Dark Archive

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Aberzombie wrote:
A group of frogs is called an army.

*hops in wearing spiked fullplate*

I can take 'em.

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Hilton was the first international hotel chain.

Grand Lodge

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Aberzombie wrote:
Meh. I just cut and paste from a website. Is it factual? F!@~ed if I know. Don't really give a crap either. If it bugs you, oh well.

I didn't know you worked for Fox News!


Mrgh?


There are at present two doubly-landlocked, that is landlocked countries surrounded entirely by other landlocked countries, in the world.

The first is Liechtenstein. It became doubly-landlocked upon the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and ceased to be so in 1938 due to the Anschluss. It became doubly-landlocked again thereafter.

Uzbekistan is the second, which became one in 1991 upon ceasing to be part of the Soviet Union.


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Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
(W.C. Fields) His gravestone doesn't read "At least I'm not in Philadelphia," either. :(

Well, not yet. {pockets a chisel and hammer} Road trip?


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Pillbug Toenibbler wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
(W.C. Fields) His gravestone doesn't read "At least I'm not in Philadelphia," either. :(
Well, not yet. {pockets a chisel and hammer} Road trip?

...And people act like I'm the one at fault when they see the condition of the goblin kennels.

The Exchange

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DungeonmasterCal wrote:
Of course most hunters don't know. What self respectin' huntin' man would eat a raccoon's winky to know if it had a bone in it?

my ... um Cajun cookbook has recipes.

The Exchange

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TriOmegaZero wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Meh. I just cut and paste from a website. Is it factual? F!@~ed if I know. Don't really give a crap either. If it bugs you, oh well.
I didn't know you worked for Fox News!

Dude that is just mean.


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Lord Dice wrote:
Pillbug Toenibbler wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
(W.C. Fields) His gravestone doesn't read "At least I'm not in Philadelphia," either. :(
Well, not yet. {pockets a chisel and hammer} Road trip?
...And people act like I'm the one at fault when they see the condition of the goblin kennels.

We goblins can't get ahead living in a company town, forced to buy from the company store. {cues up some Tennessee Ernie Ford}

Scarab Sages

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Crimson Jester wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Meh. I just cut and paste from a website. Is it factual? F!@~ed if I know. Don't really give a crap either. If it bugs you, oh well.
I didn't know you worked for Fox News!
Dude that is just mean.

Naaah, that's just TOZ.

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Monopoly is the most played board game in the world.


Aberzombie wrote:
Monopoly is the most played board game in the world.

Until Zombicide hits stores in the Fall


The phrase "Sleep thight and don't let the bed bugs bite" originated when bed frames consisted of ropes strung between the frame with blankets or quilts draped overtop to function as the mattress.

"Sleep tight" meant that the ropes would remain taut to prevent the sleeper from sagging uncomfortably during the night.

The "bed bugs bite" wasn't referring to bed bugs as we know them now, but that in the course of tossing and turning, the sleeper would not be pinched by the rope webbing beneath their blanket/quilt.


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Aberzombie wrote:
A group of geese is called a gaggle.

On the ground they are a gaggle. When flying they are a Skien (unsure of spelling).

I use this as a joke with gay men. "a gaggle of gays, unless they're flying then it's a skien."


Crimson Jester wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Meh. I just cut and paste from a website. Is it factual? F!@~ed if I know. Don't really give a crap either. If it bugs you, oh well.
I didn't know you worked for Fox News!
Dude that is just mean.

Though shockingly close to home.

John Stewart Paraphrased (I cant remember the exact quote): "We are Americas #1 news source and we find that disturbing."


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Pillbug Toenibbler wrote:
{cues up some Tennessee Ernie Ford}

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96% of candles sold are purchased by women.


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Maybe (?) I have a dirty mind, but that reminds me of an article I read about doing time in some Massachusetts prison. The article mentioned that the two most popular items at the commissary were Hostess cupcakes and hand lotion. Hmmm.


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...Man, I hope they were eating those cupcakes.


Woah, HD. You have an even dirtier mind than mine.


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Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
Woah, HD. You have an even dirtier mind than mine.

He must be the one the prophecy foretold.

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Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
......and hand lotion. Hmmm.

"It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again."


[Waits for Your Creepy Neighbor to show up]

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42% of men and women 25% don’t wash their hands after using a public toilet.


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Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
[Waits for Your Creepy Neighbor to show up]

*dispenses lotion*

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Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
[Waits for Your Creepy Neighbor to show up]

cracks open a beer and sits down to wait with Doodlebug

Shouldn't be too long. Unless, of course, he's......busy.

Edit: nevermind.


Aberzombie wrote:
Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
......and hand lotion. Hmmm.
"It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again."

Do you know WHY he takes their skin?

Silver Crusade

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Aberzombie wrote:
Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
[Waits for Your Creepy Neighbor to show up]

cracks open a beer and sits down to wait with Doodlebug

Shouldn't be too long. Unless, of course, he's......busy.

Edit: nevermind.

Took less than 60 seconds.

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Hannibal Lecter wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
......and hand lotion. Hmmm.
"It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again."
Do you know WHY he takes their skin?

Does it have something to do with fava beans?


Kryzbyn wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Kryzbyn wrote:
And Churchill

Woah, woah, woah.

What didn't Churchill say?

"We've already extablished what you are, madam. Now we're just haggling over price."

Back to Churchill:

Which, if any, of these did he not say:

"Don't speak to me of naval tradition. It is nothing but rum, the lash and sodomy."

"My dear lady, without familiarity you can't breed anything."

and, for the Stuffy Grammarian

"That is the type of arrant pedantry up with which I will not put."

Kirth Gersen, fact-checker extraordinaire, I want answers.

Scarab Sages

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Celestial Healer wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
[Waits for Your Creepy Neighbor to show up]

cracks open a beer and sits down to wait with Doodlebug

Shouldn't be too long. Unless, of course, he's......busy.

Edit: nevermind.

Took less than 60 seconds.

What? Is there the YCN signal? I shudder to contemplate what kind of image that projects into the night sky.....


Aberzombie wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
[Waits for Your Creepy Neighbor to show up]

cracks open a beer and sits down to wait with Doodlebug

Shouldn't be too long. Unless, of course, he's......busy.

Edit: nevermind.

Took less than 60 seconds.
What? Is there the YCN signal? I shudder to contemplate what kind of image that projects into the night sky.....

I'm not going to tell, but it might look like a wang.


It's good to have you back on the East Coast, YCN.

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