Monch, Monch Monch….
Opossums are this exotic American animal that is so ugly it kinda makes them cute again.
Opossums are answering the question, “What if a lizard was a mammal?”
They don’t run away from people, they just look at you.
They are sort of like rats with Down Syndrome
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If you grew up watching Wishbone……I bet your childhood was great
The kid shows of the 90’s had the most memorable theme songs.
How could You forget the theme song with Wishbone walking on a globe. haha lolz.
I can buy you dressing him up in little outfits but THAT DOG IS SHOOTING AN ARROW.
And you can’t dress a dog up like a Medieval soldier.
You just can’t.
Who’s the cutest widdle literary introduction to small children? You are! Yes, you are!
Kids really don’t read enough…
How do you get kids to read?
DOGS!
No really, this show was ingenious, they need to do a reboot and start getting kids into the classics at an early age again.
BUT, BUT, BUT… After watching a few of these, I never had to read those books because I could fake it and pretend that I had read them.
His name was Soccer and he died in 2001.
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The Zapruder film is a silent 8mm color motion picture sequence shot by Abraham Zapruder with a Bell & Howell home-movie camera, as United States President John F. Kennedy’s motorcade passed through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963.
Unexpectedly, it ended up capturing the President’s assassination.
Its surprising to many with him “freezing” right before the hit? like he locks up.
He is e’s freezing up because he just got shot in the neck.
Furthermore, he suffered from sever back pains for most of his life and at this instant was wearing a stiff brace to support it. With this in place, he wasn’t able to slouch as would be expected after the first shot through the neck, but rather held him erect and vulnerable to the lethal shot. This rigid support also possibly helps give the appearance of the ‘third shot,’ back and to the left.
Cooper, Pauline. The Medical Detectives. New York: David McKay, 1973. ISBN 0-679-50382-X @ Amazon [a] p. 198 [b] p. 209
Dallek, Robert. The medical ordeals of JFK. Atlantic Monthly. 2002 (Dec);290(5):49-61. [a] p. 61 [b] p. 60
Also many are shocked by his arms coming up like wings is an involuntary.
The Last Note: The John F. Kennedy’s assassination forever changed Vice President Lyndon Johnson.
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