Someone sent me this quote earlier and, oddly, it someone fits.I surmise that there are people in the world who cannot stand or tolerate perfection, and therefore must cast their own imperfections on lesser imitations . . .
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You mean, like, on the fridge?Oh! And today I learned there is such a thing as cow magnets.
Live and learn.
Nope. And, nope.
I grew up in a dairy farm. When cows graze the will eat anything. Almost every cow has a little metal in their stomachs. We used to put a magnet in each cow. That way it collects at one spot and doesn’t cause any harm.Nope. And, nope.
Actual magnets that cows ingest.
Dairy cows, mostly. Seems it prevents Hardware Disease.
Something else I'd never heard of.
That's what I was reading.
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I hope it was gratuitous and graphic. Those are my favorite kind of nuditys.
I can’t argue with that list.
I would suspect nothing less.I hope it was gratuitous and graphic. Those are my favorite kind of nuditys.
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I think back on the 50's period for the early sci-fi/horror films . . . and the first films of a few future stars
This movie left an indelible mark on childish psyche.
Saw this one a number of times, as a kid.This movie left an indelible mark on childish psyche.
That scene! Where the giant ants are on top on the ant hill and one of them rolls a human skull down the slope. All the while making that noise.
I had nightmares for an entire week. I can still picture that clip.
Note: Parents, monitor what your young children are watching. Eesh.
