Of all the codes the code that I know there is only one code that can only score a goal off the foot and no other body part, that being Australian Rules which is based on Gaelic football!
Thank you for the friend request. I'll have to take and post photos of my other snakes. (there are 10 in all)
We have 2 Sonoran Gophersnakes (Chu'a and Stitch), 2 Dumeril's Boas (Latifah & KRS-One), 1 Black Pinesnake (DMX), 1 Ball Python (Leontyne), 2 Kingsnakes (Ed Muskie and Sugar-free) and 1 Sinoloan Milksnake (Diva). We have a thing for naming our snakes after Rappers/singers, unless there's something unusually significant about the individual.
Stitch survived a random attack of ignorance, and was almost hacked in half by a garden hoe, then a colleague of mine stitched him up. Ed Muskie, well, he musks every single time he is picked up. Sugar-free is a Lampropeltis getula splendida, so splendida sounded like Splenda, so it was logical (for us) to name him after rapper Sugar-Free. Leontyne was named after Leontyne Price.
Chu'a, I knew from the beginning that she was going to be an educational animal, so I picked the Hopi word for snake. Here in AZ, Hopi's respect snakes while Navajo (Dine') culture fears them.
Are you still thinking of coming to Quebec with your husband this fall ? I really wish so... If you are can you give me an idea of when you would be coming ?
Thank you for the warm welcome. I would like my atheist friend visiting from Saudi Arabia to meet other atheists in the New York/New Jersey area. Any ideas?
Ah shucks...thanks for adding me as a friend...I just wrote a bio in the 'introducing yourself' section...you pry should have read that first!! I notice you do work in medicine. Wow...that is fantastic.
We have had Western Tanagers, Lazuli Buntings, Cedar Waxwings and Red Crossbills all at our fountain at the same time. Jaw droppingly beautiful. As you can pry guess I am a bit of a birder. It drives me crazy that most people just don't pay attention to the world around them. I was in a park last year and pointed out some Western Tanagers (males are yellow bodied with black, yellow and white wings, black and yellow back and red heads) to some passers by. They thought they must have escaped from an exotic pet shop yet they are fairly common.
It is a female Red Crossbill. If you have never seen one they look like they flew too close to the Hanford Nuclear facility. The crossed beak works beautifully for extracting pinon seeds (pine nuts) from pinecones. They are fairly common here in the Northwest foothills and mountains.
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WOOHOO! Thanks Adriana!
Adriana here is a quick guide to AFL ( Aussie Rules )
Australian Football
Thank you for using soccer instead of football.
Of all the codes the code that I know there is only one code that can only score a goal off the foot and no other body part, that being Australian Rules which is based on Gaelic football!
Thank you for the friend request. I'll have to take and post photos of my other snakes. (there are 10 in all)
We have 2 Sonoran Gophersnakes (Chu'a and Stitch), 2 Dumeril's Boas (Latifah & KRS-One), 1 Black Pinesnake (DMX), 1 Ball Python (Leontyne), 2 Kingsnakes (Ed Muskie and Sugar-free) and 1 Sinoloan Milksnake (Diva). We have a thing for naming our snakes after Rappers/singers, unless there's something unusually significant about the individual.
Stitch survived a random attack of ignorance, and was almost hacked in half by a garden hoe, then a colleague of mine stitched him up. Ed Muskie, well, he musks every single time he is picked up. Sugar-free is a Lampropeltis getula splendida, so splendida sounded like Splenda, so it was logical (for us) to name him after rapper Sugar-Free. Leontyne was named after Leontyne Price.
Chu'a, I knew from the beginning that she was going to be an educational animal, so I picked the Hopi word for snake. Here in AZ, Hopi's respect snakes while Navajo (Dine') culture fears them.
Have a great weekend!
Thanks for the Acidophiles and the link. I have booked marked the link for future reference.
Watch for Malapropisms Prof. Re-Spanish woman who ruins Jesus fresco Video.
restaurateur = restaurant owner
Restorer = one who restores
This is the blog I found the site on: http://www.mysecretatheistblog.com/2012/05/atheists-and-agnostics-making.html
Thanks for the welcome! I look forward to getting to know a few people, I am also a member with Atheist Nexus!
Adriana,
Are you still thinking of coming to Quebec with your husband this fall ? I really wish so... If you are can you give me an idea of when you would be coming ?
Would love to see you...
Hi Adriana,
Thank you for the warm welcome. I would like my atheist friend visiting from Saudi Arabia to meet other atheists in the New York/New Jersey area. Any ideas?
Thanks for the friend request and it is nice to meet you. Have a good evening from your friend always respectfully, Hanks
Thanks...fruits and veggies eh also less guilt from unbelief
mj
hi,its very hot here today! best place i,ve ever lived in.
Ah shucks...thanks for adding me as a friend...I just wrote a bio in the 'introducing yourself' section...you pry should have read that first!! I notice you do work in medicine. Wow...that is fantastic.
We have had Western Tanagers, Lazuli Buntings, Cedar Waxwings and Red Crossbills all at our fountain at the same time. Jaw droppingly beautiful. As you can pry guess I am a bit of a birder. It drives me crazy that most people just don't pay attention to the world around them. I was in a park last year and pointed out some Western Tanagers (males are yellow bodied with black, yellow and white wings, black and yellow back and red heads) to some passers by. They thought they must have escaped from an exotic pet shop yet they are fairly common.
It is a female Red Crossbill. If you have never seen one they look like they flew too close to the Hanford Nuclear facility. The crossed beak works beautifully for extracting pinon seeds (pine nuts) from pinecones. They are fairly common here in the Northwest foothills and mountains.
Yes it is an American Bulldog. He is 8 years old now.
Have a good break and enjoy your holidays.