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I've never seen that before.

I don't understand. Why did that make me laugh and spit coffee? Please explain.

I'd take that, but maybe a little more in tune.

cowtime wrote: You describe the Unsullied perfectly. They are just an example of the weird things that pop up in these books. Not to worry, Danerys and the Unsullied get along just fine.

Spoiler! (That's ok...they were reminding me of the Cybermen too.)

I'm able to plug my MacBook into an HDTV with this adaptor. (Although, for mysterious reasons it doesn't cooperate with every tv I've plugged it into.)

Excellent. Don't start a theme park. I hear that doesn't always go well.

No tradition. I believe we'll be eating Ethiopian tomorrow.

I have nothing clever to bring, but I want an ant on my cake. Please.

I seem to have voted just like Kokopelli. Yes, I eat them. Sometimes. Depends on desperation, relative freshness of loaf, my mood. Yes, sometimes I toss them out. I would never do the turn them inside-out thing. If eating heels, there must be no ruse involved. I'm either eating one or I'm not. I'm m...

I am interested in how, in 1920, Mrs. Wilson used the word "cupful" instead of cup, when listing measurements.

Well, yes, and yes, and I don't disagree, but it's also possible for adults to take in the wonders of nature without feeling a need to give chase.
Children are fascinated by entropy and their capacity to hasten it. Not too many can leave a block tower intact for long.

MTGuru wrote:
Emm, I think you should also change your name to Elmily as a token of your commitment.

I'd tell him you said so, but I'm afraid it might stick.

Thanks folks...I will pass these along. Now it turns out that the school which was to be the beneficiary of free, volunteer-provided, ecology services is in a state of administrative paralysis, and it may turn out that he'll revise his project into something that has to do with big rocks, trenches, ...

I shall be compiling these for perusal.

I like. More?

Few words...maybe 6 or fewer? And I think it would essentially be the title on a binder, capturing the essence of the project. That is--trees are good things...we should make sure we have them, and even plant some more.