Ladies and gentlemen, I give you: Olivia Newton John Travolta! 15 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
S/he’s a discount actor/ess for a possible Grease reboot. You’ll thank me when I get a knock at my door and then a few years later, you will see my creation as a Netflix special. Of course, some lines will need to be rewritten...
Sauceyy 14 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
Cheating is a sign of a true coward, or an unethical thrill-seeker. Some are afraid to break up, some get a certain pleasure from cheating. Whatever the case, there is no proper defense that is permissible. Just break up with someone, there’s no reason to cheat.
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Because there's a fire 1 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
I don’t quite remember this particular set of dialogue...must’ve been aurora borealis.
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Anon disproves rising water levels 12 comments
Real tiresome last Antelope 11 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
Fave gens, in chronological order: 1, 2, 3, 7 (Ultra versions). Yellow, Crystal, and Emerald are my most played, but Ultra Moon blew away my expectations.
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I have noticed this unfortunate fact 3 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
Why do you care? Times have changed. For advocating about the “glory days of manlihood”, some of these people who make these posts sure do gripe a lot.
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Anon disproves rising water levels 12 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
I think we’re making the same argument, bud. Not sure why there’s a back and forth.
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Cowardly legal Crocodile 6 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
Why are you giving out fake numbers? I was really looking forward to having my own Bobby, but then I’m like, “555?” You bastard.
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Anon disproves rising water levels 12 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
You’re telling me, inch per inch of water, you can account for what falls where? Again, it’s more complicated than that. It is easier to think it’s all “equal”. The Even people displacing water makes an impact. You cannot account for all that happens. And yes, I realize there is a lot of ice. I never said there wasn’t...
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Anon disproves rising water levels 12 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
That depends on how much ice is actually present. And we have to factor in evaporation and rainfall. It’s much more complicated than either side makes it seem.
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Anon disproves rising water levels 12 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
The water is displaced with the ice in it. The level is lower than actually shown. If we remove the ice, there would be a clear difference. Now, you melt that ice, and the water level will rise near displacement level, in this experiment (because it is a small-scale experiment). Displacement with icebergs=\=water level of oceans after melting.
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Suggestions? 14 comments
Suggestions? 14 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
There have been 4, not much interest from the community. But thank you for the input!
Not rude at all 8 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
Mine was also a general observation, of the Midwest, that is.
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Not rude at all 8 comments
1_puma
· 4 years ago
These people have a 90% chance of being sleazy narcissists (by the way, talking about blasting music in public).
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