Two-Foot Earspan
We didn't even know you could measure an earspan, but there you are. Thanks Guiness!
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We didn't even know you could measure an earspan, but there you are. Thanks Guiness!
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I've been loving their intros lately. The way Graham introduces everyone (plus their own comments) makes me chuckle every time.
"Toe the line!"
That story about the Indian politician sounds like something you'd see in a Mel Brooks movie or something. Too funny
If they made that Gillgan's Vamipires show, I'd watch it...
"Toe the line!"
That story about the Indian politician sounds like something you'd see in a Mel Brooks movie or something. Too funny
If they made that Gillgan's Vamipires show, I'd watch it...
1. "Pichuu~ '*punch!' Aghhh! that hurts ~~~"
2. um... it's the Chinese moon festival, an "autumn/harvest festival" (not unlike Thanksgiving), where families get together, and eat dinner together (it's very much agriculture based...) and because of the accuracy of the lunar calender, it's always set on an full moon night, right between(after?)harvest. After the hard day of work, the family would sit under the moon light, have dinner, and "enjoy the view of the full moon"... with the family... etc... me Chinese by the way... grew up with that... and lets not forget the "sweet rice dumpling" look it up; a rice made, mochi like food, soak in boiling water (soup, after cooked with the (i'd like to call it "soup mochi" instead) filled with sweet flavored gel filings, it taste better than it sounds... trust me..
2. um... it's the Chinese moon festival, an "autumn/harvest festival" (not unlike Thanksgiving), where families get together, and eat dinner together (it's very much agriculture based...) and because of the accuracy of the lunar calender, it's always set on an full moon night, right between(after?)harvest. After the hard day of work, the family would sit under the moon light, have dinner, and "enjoy the view of the full moon"... with the family... etc... me Chinese by the way... grew up with that... and lets not forget the "sweet rice dumpling" look it up; a rice made, mochi like food, soak in boiling water (soup, after cooked with the (i'd like to call it "soup mochi" instead) filled with sweet flavored gel filings, it taste better than it sounds... trust me..
I was kinda thinking that it was the other Guinness that was involved, not the world records people >_>Graham_LRR said:
1. "Pichuu~ '*punch!' Aghhh! that hurts ~~~"
2. um... it's the Chinese moon festival, an "autumn/harvest festival" (not unlike Thanksgiving), where families get together, and eat dinner together (it's very much agriculture based...) and because of the accuracy of the lunar calender, it's always set on an full moon night, right between(after?)harvest. After the hard day of work, the family would sit under the moon light, have dinner, and "enjoy the view of the full moon"... with the family... etc... me Chinese by the way... grew up with that... and lets not forget the "sweet rice dumpling" look it up; a rice made, mochi like food, soak in boiling water (soup, after cooked with the (i'd like to call it "soup mochi" instead) filled with sweet flavored gel filings, it taste better than it sounds... trust me..
2. um... it's the Chinese moon festival, an "autumn/harvest festival" (not unlike Thanksgiving), where families get together, and eat dinner together (it's very much agriculture based...) and because of the accuracy of the lunar calender, it's always set on an full moon night, right between(after?)harvest. After the hard day of work, the family would sit under the moon light, have dinner, and "enjoy the view of the full moon"... with the family... etc... me Chinese by the way... grew up with that... and lets not forget the "sweet rice dumpling" look it up; a rice made, mochi like food, soak in boiling water (soup, after cooked with the (i'd like to call it "soup mochi" instead) filled with sweet flavored gel filings, it taste better than it sounds... trust me..
You win the thread!Jandau said:Last week we had Prostitute Kathleen, and this week she's already opening franchises? You go girl! Though you might be a bit too swamped by all that...
My understanding is that India has taken corruption to a whole new level, and left the Western world in the dust quite a while ago. Andy Zaltsman told me so!
