Wow, I had no idea that oak trees have existed for 65 million years and can produce so many acorns. It's impressive, to say the least. Yet only 1 in 10k becoming a new tree isn't much ROI.
And thanks for reminding me about the infamous Chuck Norris jokes. We got a bit tipsy one holiday and practically peed our pants telling one after another...good times!
That hidden Burger King story was strange. How could it be that no one knew it was there?! You'd think it would be a space they'd address if the mall was being renovated!
Great post! Potato humor is hard to beat except by people in bear costumes. But the retro Burger King, unbelievable that they forgot it but what a perfect film and TV set.
Wow, I had no idea that oak trees have existed for 65 million years and can produce so many acorns. It's impressive, to say the least. Yet only 1 in 10k becoming a new tree isn't much ROI.
And thanks for reminding me about the infamous Chuck Norris jokes. We got a bit tipsy one holiday and practically peed our pants telling one after another...good times!
LOL! Chuck jokes are pretty fun!
a letterman/tarantino baseball fight is what the world needs to cleanse us from tyson/paul
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About 9 million of the acorns from the oak in my street roll slyly on the paving, like bronzed marbles, casually plotting our downfall ….
Boy, you have some smart acorns down there :) Your sentence conjured up a nice image...
I almost gave myself a story prompt 😃
That hidden Burger King story was strange. How could it be that no one knew it was there?! You'd think it would be a space they'd address if the mall was being renovated!
Hard to imagine nobody said anything about it...
Dang I liked all of that but the Mira Sorvino story was the best. I am shocked, absolutely SHOCKED to learn that Quentin Tarantino is crazy.
I feel the same. But crazy people sometimes run the world...
He's a good director tho and I love his movies 🤷🏻♀️
Great post! Potato humor is hard to beat except by people in bear costumes. But the retro Burger King, unbelievable that they forgot it but what a perfect film and TV set.
They should surely do something with that restaurant. Thanks for commenting, Ellen.
I saw the bear story in the news. Man, what a con!