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SPOTTED: Hotties Walk Crabs Down the Street in Beijing, Draw Gawkers
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Posted on 07/27/2014 1:47:23 AM PDT by nickcarraway
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To: nickcarraway
I have no idea what youre talking about... so herea Beijing girls with crabs on leashes. I'll be looking for that in the future !! Hah
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posted on
07/27/2014 6:55:17 AM PDT
by
onona
(IÂ’ve pretty much given up on sanity returning.)
To: nickcarraway
Hotties with crabs? Ewwwww
To: nickcarraway; KC_Lion; a fool in paradise
This must have been some type of publicity stunt
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posted on
07/27/2014 11:33:19 AM PDT
by
GeronL
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To: nickcarraway
Do they have crabs not on leashes? lol
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posted on
07/27/2014 11:34:13 AM PDT
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GeronL
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To: cynwoody
mostly older people eat dog and cat I think, getting more rare in Korea too. South anyway
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posted on
07/27/2014 11:35:37 AM PDT
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GeronL
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To: nickcarraway
I’m not gonna comment, no sir!
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posted on
07/27/2014 11:36:00 AM PDT
by
Rides_A_Red_Horse
(Why do you need a fire extinguisher when you can call the fire department?)
To: 3Fingas
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posted on
07/27/2014 11:37:01 AM PDT
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GeronL
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To: mac_truck
Smart kid...
After that picture was taken he turned around and stuck his nose right in her business.
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posted on
07/27/2014 11:39:15 AM PDT
by
Rides_A_Red_Horse
(Why do you need a fire extinguisher when you can call the fire department?)
To: mac_truck
they are also carrying imitation pirate guns
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posted on
07/27/2014 11:39:21 AM PDT
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GeronL
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To: Rides_A_Red_Horse
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posted on
07/27/2014 12:40:37 PM PDT
by
mac_truck
( Aide toi et dieu t aidera)
To: GeronL
they are also carrying imitation pirate guns
What kind of guns do imitation pirates carry?
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posted on
07/27/2014 12:42:39 PM PDT
by
Rides_A_Red_Horse
(Why do you need a fire extinguisher when you can call the fire department?)
To: Rides_A_Red_Horse
imitation flintlock pistols
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posted on
07/27/2014 1:32:55 PM PDT
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GeronL
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To: Rides_A_Red_Horse
imitation flintlock pistols
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posted on
07/27/2014 1:33:28 PM PDT
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GeronL
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To: GeronL
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posted on
07/27/2014 1:36:02 PM PDT
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Rides_A_Red_Horse
(Why do you need a fire extinguisher when you can call the fire department?)
To: Rides_A_Red_Horse
Au Pair.
Wait... what? I was distracted....
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posted on
07/27/2014 1:36:56 PM PDT
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GeronL
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To: GeronL
An Au Pair with crabs?
Sorry, had to bring it back to the original article...
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posted on
07/27/2014 1:41:18 PM PDT
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Rides_A_Red_Horse
(Why do you need a fire extinguisher when you can call the fire department?)
To: Rides_A_Red_Horse
I heard that a guy named Joe Shacked up with Crabs
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posted on
07/27/2014 1:46:55 PM PDT
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GeronL
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To: beebuster2000
So, what does monadic mean? you tell me. More than likely, the first sense. It was used by Goethe, who got it from Leibniz, who adapted it from Greek Philosophy (see Monadology).
These days the word monad is most commonly associated with functional programming, particularly with the computer language Haskell, named after the logician Haskell Curry. Curry's last name is also used as a small-c verb to denote the process of partially applying a function. Currying is integral to Haskell.
Haskell is a purely functional language, which is to say it doesn't allow variables to be modified after their creation, except in specific, segregated constructs. Those constructs are called monads. The most common monad is the IO monad, which is needed to allow a Haskell program to communicate with the outside world.
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posted on
07/27/2014 2:00:34 PM PDT
by
cynwoody
To: GeronL
mostly older people eat dog and cat I think, getting more rare in Korea too. South anyway Last year, Chinese activists rescued 907 stolen dogs from a truck carrying them to be slaughtered for meat.
Han Dong, an animal rights campaigner in Henan province, said the demand for dog meat is huge in Guangdong and the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, where eating dog meat is a tradition. However, according to his observations, there are no special dog farms, so stealing dogs from households and selling them to slaughterhouses has became the common practice.
"We have tracked the dog dealers and taken videos of how they steal pets," he said. "If the amount of stealing is up to a certain amount, the behavior would be constituted as a crime."
Han also stressed that eating pets can be harmful to human bodies since the pets all received rabies vaccine injections.
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posted on
07/27/2014 2:22:08 PM PDT
by
cynwoody
To: nickcarraway
Boric acid will kill them.
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posted on
07/27/2014 2:23:52 PM PDT
by
steve86
( Acerbic by nature, not nurture)
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