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Small town life
Yesterday I was walking down the street and a stranger carrying a cardboard box frantically waved me down. She asked me if I would please, please take the box. At first I assumed she was trying to pawn off some of the dreaded zucchini, but then I realized the box was filled with cucumbers. I had to stumble a mile back home with 10 or so pounds of cucurbits, but we now have many pickles, to everyone's delight.
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Okay.
Just for the headline
Bike Seat Link to Impotence Rests on Disputed Evidence.
Is it surprising
that Salt Lake City is populated by seekers of both Twinkies and breast implants?
Addressing one of my
biggest fears. Since I usually cross a bridge in a car a couple of times a day. Of course this helpful article doesn't tell me what to do when the river is low and I crash into the riverbed after a fall of (insert appropriately horrendous measurement) feet and end up in a hunk of twisted plastic.
via Rebecca's Pocket.
Ah, summer,
what power you have to make us suffer and like it.
Science proves
that obese people eat more sugar.
I think what the study really proves is that the mind is incredibly adept at self-deception. You'll have to judge the science behind the study for yourself, though, as I'm clueless. And besides, I eat like a bird. Really.
