April 18, 201511 yr Author Crayola or nothing at all. Even good old Crayolas are not the crayons they used to be. Whatever happened to the Prang crayons, those used to be great.
April 18, 201511 yr Author Yes, I'm still bored. And apparently I'm one of VERY few. Guess this was a stupid attempt. Should have started something in the political thread.
April 19, 201511 yr So bored I'm watching "Gone With the Wind". Scarlett is a slapper. She has slapped Ashley, Nellie and Rhett. And she shot a Yankee! :lol2:
April 19, 201511 yr Why are car tires always black? Why can't they be colors like we had on bicycles in the 60s? Those where neat-o and groovy! From Google: "Today I found out making tires black, instead of the natural white color of rubber, produces a much stronger and longer lasting tire. Originally rubber tires were white, which is the natural color of rubber."
April 20, 201511 yr Author From Google: "Today I found out making tires black, instead of the natural white color of rubber, produces a much stronger and longer lasting tire. Originally rubber tires were white, which is the natural color of rubber." There's only about 30% natural rubber in a tire now. Carbon black is also used in tire making which the IARC claims is carcinogenic to humans.
April 20, 201511 yr Author So bored I'm watching "Gone With the Wind". Scarlett is a slapper. She has slapped Ashley, Nellie and Rhett. And she shot a Yankee! :lol2: Classic, but I can only take the Scarlett character for so long then I need a break.
April 20, 201511 yr So bored I'm watching "Gone With the Wind". Scarlett is a slapper. She has slapped Ashley, Nellie and Rhett. And she shot a Yankee! :lol2: I'd shoot a Yankee too if I was from Georgia and they took 2 out of 3 from the Braves.
April 20, 201511 yr Author I'd shoot a Yankee too if I was from Georgia and they took 2 out of 3 from the Braves. :laugh:
April 20, 201511 yr And apparently I'm one of VERY few. Guess this was a stupid attempt. Should have started something in the political thread. Not stupid at all!
April 21, 201511 yr Muckanaghederdauhaulia, meaning "ridge, shaped like a pig's back, between two expanses of briny water," is the longest word in the Irish language.
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