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As far as I can make out this is an official UN Document now archived, the term of service in this link seems to confirm the authenticity, read a...
Whadda think the teacher is gonna look like this year....[Link] Ah the good old days when music videos were fun and not satanically symbolic.
๐ช๐ช will work, besides pulling out the wires.
What's coming down the pipe to distract from with a home grown FF?
I had a similar experience in high school. I believe students, at least high school students should be segregated by gender. When all those...
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Sounds like my kind of people: Wildly altruistic thrill-seekers living on the edge.
Appreciating clouds can be a scary-tough job, but somebody's gotta do it.
Soothing 'angry' under-appreciated clouds is clearly very dangerous work, and frequently disappointing. Clouds are not easy to deal with. They're huge. They're unpredictable. And once they get rolling, they are hard to stop. But like the majority of us all, what they really want is to be loved and appreciated. It's that simple.
I'm just glad there are folks out there concerned and motivated enough that they form societies to cherish and console under-appreciated formations of these supremely vaporous tropospheric denizens. Without the brave and ceaseless work of these tireless nephologists, the vast majority of unappreciated, angry clouds would simply roll on and on and on.....
And that's just not right.
(I might add, though, that not all are professional nephologists. Amateur nephologists and lay people are welcome to join. Won't you help?)
;-)