Katyusha
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Isolated Blurt Thread
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Wildcard Ky
Southern culture liason
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sigh........... fuck.
MagicaPractica
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Dang, I so don't need this. It better just be a pulled muscle from this weekend's fun.
oggbashan
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Today's Blurt:
A contact through Genes Reunited has vastly increased my (real life) family tree.
On my maternal grandmother's line is an unusual surname that frequently occurs in Genes Reunited hot matches because it is so distinctive. However this contact has traced that surname back to a man who was born in the Kingdom of Navarre (now part of Spain) in 1250, dying in Essex in 1304. His descendants lived in Essex until my great-grandmother's generation moved to London in the mid 19th Century.
I don't mind being a tiny part Spanish, but Essex! The shame of it. I live, and my daughters were born, in Kent.
And there's more. My great-grandmother's older brother was convicted at the Old Bailey of stealing a pair of trousers and other lesser items. He could have been sentenced to death but the judge was merciful. He was transported to Tasmania for seven years. At the time of the trial he was 12 years old.
So now I'm related to Essex Girls AND a convict sent to Australia.
Og
PS. For my friends across the pond. Kent and Essex are distinct counties that are rivals at many things. They consider themselves as different as Texas and California.
A contact through Genes Reunited has vastly increased my (real life) family tree.
On my maternal grandmother's line is an unusual surname that frequently occurs in Genes Reunited hot matches because it is so distinctive. However this contact has traced that surname back to a man who was born in the Kingdom of Navarre (now part of Spain) in 1250, dying in Essex in 1304. His descendants lived in Essex until my great-grandmother's generation moved to London in the mid 19th Century.
I don't mind being a tiny part Spanish, but Essex! The shame of it. I live, and my daughters were born, in Kent.
And there's more. My great-grandmother's older brother was convicted at the Old Bailey of stealing a pair of trousers and other lesser items. He could have been sentenced to death but the judge was merciful. He was transported to Tasmania for seven years. At the time of the trial he was 12 years old.
So now I'm related to Essex Girls AND a convict sent to Australia.
Og
PS. For my friends across the pond. Kent and Essex are distinct counties that are rivals at many things. They consider themselves as different as Texas and California.
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Tarakin
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OhMissScarlett
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I'm sick of this already. Being in chronic pain again sucks. 
TheeGoatPig
There is no R in my name
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Dammit. I wish I knew anything about photo manipulation.
sophia jane
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There's something decidedly satisfying (and delicious) about being wanted so much that the after work greeting wasn't a hello kiss, but a hello followed by my pants being pulled off, being pushed down on the bed, and then thoroughly devoured.
Katyusha
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There's something decidedly satisfying (and delicious) about being wanted so much that the after work greeting wasn't a hello kiss, but a hello followed by my pants being pulled off, being pushed down on the bed, and then thoroughly devoured.
Been there, done that, never got tired of it.
MagicaPractica
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I'm sick of this already. Being in chronic pain again sucks.
Try Google's free Picasa software
There's something decidedly satisfying (and delicious) about being wanted so much that the after work greeting wasn't a hello kiss, but a hello followed by my pants being pulled off, being pushed down on the bed, and then thoroughly devoured.
Lucky woman!
slyc_willie
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Dr. Zahi Hawass needs to go the way of the dinosaur . . . .
Fallenfromgrace
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I haven't slept well since she left...and i've NEVER had sleeping problems before...but now...
Tarakin
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TheeGoatPig
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I don't think I really know how to be happy for other people anymore. I'm turning into such a jealous bastard.
Gi_Venus
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For those of you interested in following tropical weather activity in the Atlantic and Caribbean here is what I consider the ultimate site. Crown Weather Service originated to help the Maine and New England fishermen, tropical systems have a way of moving north and reeking havoc amongst the fishermen.
http://www.crownweather.com/?page_id=29
http://www.crownweather.com/?page_id=29
trysail
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WORD OF THE DAY:
Snarge
Etymology:
Portmanteau of snot and garbage
Noun
Singular
Definition:
The remains of a bird after it has collided with an airplane (bird strike), especially a turbine engine.
Usage Example:
2009 January 25, Matthew L. Wald, “Identifying the Bird After a Strike, When Not Much Bird Is Left”, New York Times:
"Arriving mostly in sealed plastic bags, these included birds’ feet, whole feathers or tiny bits of down, and pulverized bird guts, known as snarge..."
From Wikipedia:
The force of the impact on an aircraft depends on the weight of the animal and the speed difference and direction at the impact. The energy of the impact increases with the square of the speed difference. Hence a low-speed impact of a small bird on a car windshield causes relatively little damage. High speed impacts, as with jet aircraft, can cause considerable damage and even catastrophic failure to the vehicle. The energy of a 5 kg (11 lb) bird moving at a relative velocity of 275 km/h (171 mph) approximately equals the energy of a 100 kg (220 lb) weight dropped from a height of 15 metres (49 ft).
Snarge
Etymology:
Portmanteau of snot and garbage
Noun
Singular
Definition:
The remains of a bird after it has collided with an airplane (bird strike), especially a turbine engine.
Usage Example:
2009 January 25, Matthew L. Wald, “Identifying the Bird After a Strike, When Not Much Bird Is Left”, New York Times:
"Arriving mostly in sealed plastic bags, these included birds’ feet, whole feathers or tiny bits of down, and pulverized bird guts, known as snarge..."
From Wikipedia:
The force of the impact on an aircraft depends on the weight of the animal and the speed difference and direction at the impact. The energy of the impact increases with the square of the speed difference. Hence a low-speed impact of a small bird on a car windshield causes relatively little damage. High speed impacts, as with jet aircraft, can cause considerable damage and even catastrophic failure to the vehicle. The energy of a 5 kg (11 lb) bird moving at a relative velocity of 275 km/h (171 mph) approximately equals the energy of a 100 kg (220 lb) weight dropped from a height of 15 metres (49 ft).
TheeGoatPig
There is no R in my name
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I love porn
Today's Blurt:
A contact through Genes Reunited has vastly increased my (real life) family tree.
On my maternal grandmother's line is an unusual surname that frequently occurs in Genes Reunited hot matches because it is so distinctive. However this contact has traced that surname back to a man who was born in the Kingdom of Navarre (now part of Spain) in 1250, dying in Essex in 1304. His descendants lived in Essex until my great-grandmother's generation moved to London in the mid 19th Century.
I don't mind being a tiny part Spanish, but Essex! The shame of it. I live, and my daughters were born, in Kent.
And there's more. My great-grandmother's older brother was convicted at the Old Bailey of stealing a pair of trousers and other lesser items. He could have been sentenced to death but the judge was merciful. He was transported to Tasmania for seven years. At the time of the trial he was 12 years old.
So now I'm related to Essex Girls AND a convict sent to Australia.
Og
PS. For my friends across the pond. Kent and Essex are distinct counties that are rivals at many things. They consider themselves as different as Texas and California.
I do enjoy your blurts, Og.
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