Maybe we’ve been invaded by Pepsi?
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Maybe we’ve been invaded by Pepsi?
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Why do they wear a hard hat in the cab when it's the highest thing around? What do they think is liable to land on them?
Maybe a bird trying to crack open a tortoise.
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I was going to put this on the other thread but couldn't find it.
There's a documentary about nosy neighbours/curtaintwitchers starting tonight.
It's on net flicks.
There's a documentary about nosy neighbours/curtaintwitchers starting tonight.
It's on net flicks.
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Went to the fight last night and a hockey game broke out !!
Incredible that only a generation or so they were talking of a few thousand planets (as per the bloke in that link).
Now we (well, not us) estimate something like 700 quintillion planets in the universe! Get your head round that.
I struggle with the images of far flung stars and galaxies revealed by the fancy new telescope. That aren't there anymore.
From the industrial revolution to where we are now, a handful landing on the moon. What civilisations and technologies may there have been on those long lost worlds?
From the industrial revolution to where we are now, a handful landing on the moon. What civilisations and technologies may there have been on those long lost worlds?
But the nearest is 4.2465 light years or 24,963,582,647,224 miles away
