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History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people.
How's that diversity working out?
A salad with pizza??? Since when?
And dont forget... Corporations and Governments. The new boogeyman... for the ages!
Exactly as was planned. Complete exemption from liability. Thats what money buys the 1%. Never having to say your sorry.
With apologies to Neil Oliver, whose presentations I very much admire (including this one), I have an alternate explanation: These self-proclaimed...
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I once owned a Samoyed Border Collie Cross who would accompany me on my spear fishing trips, he would swim alongside me ALL DAY, and even catch his own fish, which he always refused to share. He was totally at home in the water and could swim for hours on end, always amazing me with his stamina. He loved nothing better than to chase and catch, and eat crabs, one occassion even caught a crayfish as well. Diving under water up to two meters was also, not a problem for him.
Discussing this with the Vet one day, it was suggested that his thick coat which was coated with a type of oil closer to the body, actually gave him buoyancy, thus making his sojourns in the water less tiring.
Sorry fellas, this is not new, been around for ages.