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We Oppose This Bumper Sticker
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A Terrific Idea from Australia
“My suggestion is we lower the legal driving age to three. Kid’s are much more tech savvy these days and they could download an app or something.” What a great idea! Parents would no longer have to put up with being chauffeurs. And we have to add Dino to our list of people we admire. Continue Reading →
Surfer Caught ‘Biggest Wave Ever’ Off Portugal
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Our New Heroine
Nadine Schweigert, 36, is our new heroine. In March, she married … herself. The most entertaining coverage is at the Nairaland blog. Be sure you read the comments. Erectile dysfunction Continue Reading →
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Why Women Live Longer Than Men
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It’s Too Easy Being Green
“A colleague of mine produces her own eggs by raising chickens in her backyard. But she also drives individual hens to the veterinarian, giving her breakfasts an impressively huge carbon footprint.” Continue Reading →
For Halloween We Endorse Polyethylene Pumpkins
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We Support the Boltage Bike to School Campaign
If you think a car driver on a cell phone is distracted, watch a bunch of kids on bikes some day. And the Boltage FAQ states, “The Boltage program is focused on K-8 schools with a reasonable population of kids close enough to walk or ride their bikes.” Kindergarten? Really? Continue Reading →