There are oral vaccines for dogs, so I'm sure the technology could be made to work for humans at some point if they haven't done it yet.

I was wondering how those huge trees got there so quick.

Thank!

I thought it was America's Got Talent?
Edit: it is AGT.
Light Dancers Gets Golden Buzzer For performing T…: http://youtu.be/KT8GoAmZNNc

So you're implying that if I really work hard and pull myself up by my bootstraps, and work 2 part-time jobs as well as going to school full-time, I could afford $64,000 a year for school? What kind of jobs would I have to have to make that kind of money? The $64,000 is the average tuition to Yale, which I'm sure you know because your son is graduating from there, and I'm absolutely certain he did it without any loans or going into debt like you did, right?

Came to the comments to say that.

But if the nudes one was real, it didn't end up in the final cut, because I went looking for it.

She also had a heart/artery condition which ultimately caused her death.

I think this theory can be applied to Benadryl Cucumber, as well.

Rednecks are dumb. Period. Full stop. I once had to explain to a redneck woman that the word was "varicose", not "very close". She thought they were called very close veins because they looked very close to the surface of her skin. I could literally fill a book with the stupid things I've heard rednecks say or that they believe.

I know I'd have to get up to pee at least once.

I thought they were just made up trees for the longest time because I read the book and assumed they were fictional.

Llama llama something something pancake duck.

They may not be venomous, but I know from experience that a bite from a mantis hurts something fierce.