highland145
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Gonna gt the zika.I just wanna take a big handful of that and eat it.
Add some tobasco.
Gonna gt the zika.I just wanna take a big handful of that and eat it.
I thought the theory was that humans basicly killed them off?depending on race and ancestry, we all owe some portion of our DNA to those guys. Kinky f***ing humans that breed with any moist orifice. "moist" is usually optional. My info is dated, but the thing is, they were pretty well adapted to a cold environment. Then the ice age pulled the wooly mammoth carpet out from under them (I'm guessing).
As someone who's been through sleep paralysis on two separate occasions, I can attest that it's not fun. The Matrix is closer than ever!![]()
‘Emotional moment’: locked-in patient communicates with family via implant
New technology allows patients to communicate but at slow paceamp.theguardian.com
As someone who's been through sleep paralysis on two separate occasions, I can attest that it's not fun. The Matrix is closer than ever!
You probably had a visit from some demon. Both times I felt someone was pressing down hard on my chest but I couldn't even move my eyes to see who it was. I was fighting with all the will I could muster to twitch my tiniest muscle but couldn't.My favourite was someone coming inside my room while I'm lying in bed and saying that I'm going to die tomorrow, and I'm like "oh ok". Like it was no big deal. Then the person vanished and I snapped out of it and I was like "wtf was that!".
World's Largest Photo of New York City (earthcam.net)
I want that resolution for EVERYTHING!
It's so cool zooming into stuff in the distance. Why isn't there a PC game developed around this kind of extreme zooming? It would be fun.
That's the PC game genre I was talking about! Find the naked chick!There's a hot naked chick in one of the buildings!
That's the PC game genre I was talking about! Find the naked chick!![]()
Is This Man Really 163 Years Old? | Snopes.com
n medieval Japan, this tradition developed a process for Sokushinbutsu, which a monk completed over about 3,000 days.[10] It involved a strict diet called mokujiki (literally, "eating a tree").[12][11] The diet abstained from any cereals, and relied on pine needles, resins and seeds found in the mountains, which would eliminate all fat in the body.[12][5] Increasing rates of fasting and meditation would lead to starvation. The monks would slowly reduce then stop liquid intake, thus dehydrating the body and shrinking all organs.[12] The monks would die in a state of jhana (meditation) while chanting the nenbutsu (a mantra about Buddha), and their body would become naturally preserved as a mummy with skin and teeth intact without decay and without the need of any artificial preservatives.
