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Should have had this one yesterday

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OK I member you buying that. Was it more dramatic then the talking fish. That was funny.
 
For the rest of you My daughter is seriously freaked out by mice. LOL I have fun with them. The best I think I change her oil and there was a baby mouse in the shop I caught. Well cant pass that one up put it in her ashtray one of the cup ones that go into a cup holder with a flip on lid. Ten minutes later get the call. Almosed pissed myself. Wolfie kind of saw one with a billy bass fish that used to freak her out and it used to randomly play. Got a new one set it up on a random timer, glued the battery cover shut, and a fake mouse down it throught! Payback is a ***** girl!
 

I put a small rubber snake in the Christmas tree for when we have family over Sat, Sun
My wife and I have a small wooden gecko we got in Jamaica about 10 years ago that we hide on each other. I put it in a seldom used drawer, and when she finds, and is startled by it, she will then move it to a new location for me to find.

Just a little game we play on each other, and sometimes that gecko can be hidden for a year or more.
 
So if Christmas is celebrated around the world, what does the often used comment about the four Corners meaning.
First off the Earth is more egg shaped then actual round. Round or egg shaped there can be no four Corners.
 
I was just seeing if anyone knew what the four Corners ment since it's Christmas and it's Biblical.in reference.

In the Bible, the "four corners of the earth" is a figurative idiom meaning "everywhere" or "the entire world," representing the totality of creation and the universal reach of God's power, judgment, and salvation, not a literal flat Earth with square corners. It's poetic language describing the north, south, east, and west.
 
I was just seeing if anyone knew what the four Corners ment since it's Christmas and it's Biblical.in reference.

In the Bible, the "four corners of the earth" is a figurative idiom meaning "everywhere" or "the entire world," representing the totality of creation and the universal reach of God's power, judgment, and salvation, not a literal flat Earth with square corners. It's poetic language describing the north, south, east, and west.
Interesting
 
It is true mathematically there's no such thing as a perfect circle everything is elliptical even if it looks circular to us
One of the Astronauts I met at a pre launch party told us they did a study on bubbles in space and they have no gravity on them so they are as perfect as they get, he also told us you never want to have a wet fart up there either! Think that was STS 97 or so. Miss watching them go up from the ramp of a 130. Have a old VHS tape somewhere of it on STS 92 I think. Just a experience when the blast hits you.
 
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