[blam]

Ping.

[thegreatbeast]

S*, that's interesting! Thanks for posting.

The dems really could lead the way in getting us out of a tight energy crisis.

[John Beresford Tipton]

"A human migration fueled by dung?"

I have heard hippies say:
"You gotta get your shiite together,
before you can take it on the road."

Who knew, that they knew?

[dirtboy]

A Human Migration Fueled By Dung?

What's so new about this? Democrats have been drawn to bullsh** for years.

[Bigg Red]

The title made me think that this was a story of brainless Rat women being attracted to Hitlery book signings.

[CholeraJoe]

There's very little wood on the northern plains of the US. Natives used to burn buffalo dung.

[AdamSelene235]

This is standard practice in Mongolia, as well.

Nothing like a cup of fermented mare's milk while warming up by nice cowsh*t fire.

[ZGuy]

This is old news.

Everyone knows that Mousie Dung caused massive relocation of people in China.

[insert groan here]

[TC Rider]

Hu Phlung Dung?

[farmfriend]

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[WhiteGuy]

What is brown and sounds like a bell?


























Dung!

[Doctor Stochastic]

Chief: I have bad news and good news.

Tribe: What's the bad news?

Chief: We're out of food and we have to eat buffalo dung all winter.

Tribe: What's the good news?

Chief: We've sufficient buffalo dung for the entire winter.

[happygrl]

I read within the past few months somewhere that as the northern latitudes have been warmer recently (the last decade) and as glaciers have receded, the long frozen ground underneath has been exposed.

Somewhere up in Alaska or northern Canada, some biologists were hiking and smelled the most awful odor.

As they came over the next rise, they saw what it was: a massive hillock of caribou dung, thawing, that had been frozen since it was glaciated thousands of years before. It was several hundred feet high, the size of a land fill.

BTW, There were humans in the arctic some 200,000 years ago. I am one who advocates a much earlier settlement of this continent than 15-20,000 years ago.

[SunkenCiv]

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