we find a way to blame it on the drop-bears
Are drop-bears real?
'Potential'
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we find a way to blame it on the drop-bears
Are drop-bears real?
Are drop-bears real?
Aww, Connie. You've made my day.
Oh, by the way, there was another oviraptorosaurian, rather smaller than either Gigantoraptor or Anzu, that went by the excellent name of Khaan. [link] (Say it with me: KHAAAAN!)
I so wanted drop-bears to be real.
I so wanted drop-bears to be real.
Technically, any koala sitting on a branch launched by the Widowmaker would qualify as a drop-bear. (Except they're NOT BEARS.)
Australians, they've having the entire planet on. They're tucked down under the curve of the earth, laughing at us all.
Australians, they've having the entire planet on. They're tucked down under the curve of the earth, laughing at us all.
Hey, every day we risk death just walking out the front door. We take our humour wherever we can find it.
Jackalope
OK, I saw the "30 Day Planking Challenge" on Facebook. And I have decided to try it. Only, as heavy as I am and because I've never done that exercise before, my goal is to do it half the number of seconds stated in the challenge. I did the first one last night.
I haven't seen the planking challenge, but it sounds like the squats challenge. I'd recommend focusing on good form, WS, especially at first.
That's a good reminder, Burrell. And I think it is why I decided to dial back on the amount of time. At any rate I certainly did feel it in the muscle groups they show in the diagram. And I'm feeling it today, but just as a gentle amount of "heh, that's right I tried a new exercise yesterday" ache rather than "Oh Em Gee, I can't move today after yesterday's new exercise!"