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05/23/2011 17:27 #54333
Cracker food in a box?Category: food
05/22/2011 14:08 #54330
Basra the sulcata loves watermelonCategory: pets
So much that he will try and eat it through glass. I think that proves that its all about color and not smell with him as there is no way he could smell through the sealed glass container. At the same time it might represent that he us smart enough to recognize watermelon from previous experience.
tinypliny - 05/26/11 21:03
hahahah - he is RELENTLESS! I feel sad for your parrot whom he devoured last year.
hahahah - he is RELENTLESS! I feel sad for your parrot whom he devoured last year.
puddlediving - 05/23/11 20:31
I had a turtle that loved raw hamburger, but not cooked hamburger. So maybe it is the color.
I had a turtle that loved raw hamburger, but not cooked hamburger. So maybe it is the color.
05/22/2011 14:00 #54329
Artists and ModelsCategory: art
We went down to the rock harbor Commons for artists and models. The space is really amazing for a show like this. (e:terry) sang in the Holly and Brian rapture choir rumble.
So many people I knew were there. Even (e:matthew) came out with cyndi.
I wonder if any other music shows happen at this venue. Once the concrete floor was a little slippery it was so fun to dance on. I wanted to take more pictures but I was constantly doing something.
So many people I knew were there. Even (e:matthew) came out with cyndi.
I wonder if any other music shows happen at this venue. Once the concrete floor was a little slippery it was so fun to dance on. I wanted to take more pictures but I was constantly doing something.
tinypliny - 05/26/11 21:04
Where is rock harbour commons? Downtown?
AHHHHHH!!! SO that was what the evangelical singing was about! Was it all impromptu?
Where is rock harbour commons? Downtown?
AHHHHHH!!! SO that was what the evangelical singing was about! Was it all impromptu?
05/22/2011 13:37 #54328
Mike and his alter egoCategory: toys
05/22/2011 13:30 #54327
Down by the riverBesides the drama with the deer it was an interesting trip down to Broderick park. I just can't believe how much garbage is down there. (e:libertad) said it was all clean from the river cleanup.
I found this stuffed animal mass grave from a memorial to the guy that drowned last year. While I think its s great idea to have a memorial there should be a requirement to clean it up when its decaying. Imagine if there was this much gargage around for every person that died.
(e:libertad) and I discussed the rocks and how people put them there. I still can't really imagine how they pile them up.
I found this stuffed animal mass grave from a memorial to the guy that drowned last year. While I think its s great idea to have a memorial there should be a requirement to clean it up when its decaying. Imagine if there was this much gargage around for every person that died.
(e:libertad) and I discussed the rocks and how people put them there. I still can't really imagine how they pile them up.
tinypliny - 05/26/11 21:15
I wish I could compost all my vegetable/kitchen scrap. I found that my brother has this nifty composting service that comes to the farmer's market at Union Square, where people bring their weekly kitchen scrap and they take them away for composting. In a city with a dearth of personal land, it's a brilliant idea. :::link:::
We should have that in Buffalo.
I wish I could compost all my vegetable/kitchen scrap. I found that my brother has this nifty composting service that comes to the farmer's market at Union Square, where people bring their weekly kitchen scrap and they take them away for composting. In a city with a dearth of personal land, it's a brilliant idea. :::link:::
We should have that in Buffalo.
tinypliny - 05/26/11 21:11
Why can't people plant trees and clean up as a memorial tribute? Some cultures believe that the spirit of the living enter everlasting trees and perennials when the mortal body dies.
Why can't people plant trees and clean up as a memorial tribute? Some cultures believe that the spirit of the living enter everlasting trees and perennials when the mortal body dies.
tinypliny - 05/26/11 21:10
I disagree, I am not sure memorials are such great ideas... It's hard to justify throwing synthetic fabric and plastic and kill living species and plantlife for someone who has already died. I thinks memorials, like every other thing, lose their meaning when they degrade into crappy commercial hallmark card-like polluting gestures.
I disagree, I am not sure memorials are such great ideas... It's hard to justify throwing synthetic fabric and plastic and kill living species and plantlife for someone who has already died. I thinks memorials, like every other thing, lose their meaning when they degrade into crappy commercial hallmark card-like polluting gestures.
libertad - 05/23/11 15:13
I really thought that we should have thrown those stuffed animals away during the clean up but everyone thought we should leave them because they are a memorial. All that stuffing is going to get into the waterways now.
I'm really disgusted with people and their trash. People's apathy and disregard is so widespread that it becomes very disgouraging to me. It's hard to want to continue to clean up when almost immediately fisherman and other people just throw their crap all over the place.
I really thought that we should have thrown those stuffed animals away during the clean up but everyone thought we should leave them because they are a memorial. All that stuffing is going to get into the waterways now.
I'm really disgusted with people and their trash. People's apathy and disregard is so widespread that it becomes very disgouraging to me. It's hard to want to continue to clean up when almost immediately fisherman and other people just throw their crap all over the place.
Maybe they are now using the phrase "cracker meal" to denote an umbrella under which cracker-like snack foods fall into. So instead of saying, "And what would you like for an appetizer?", soon waitresses around the country (starting in McCormick restaurants, of course) would say, "And what you prefer as CRACKER MEAL!!!!". They will shout the last part. That is how lingo is born.
I was going to suggest food for crackers.
Nope to both possibilities. In this case, meal means "a granular substance produced by grinding" Think corn meal and not meals ready to eat.