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PoliTicks: Pro Life (short for PROLIFEration)
Do you feel the blood sucking from our pulmonary veins to oxygenate the zombies who run America? Metaphoric Multiple Sclerosis befalls the average citizen while the fat pretenders graze on the constituents. They make lofty statements about “pro life” tossing away the … Continue reading
Posted in Absurd, People, Politics
Tagged hematology, mammal, politicians, politicks, pro life, proliferation, Ticks, Wikipedia
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Search Searching Searched ReSearch
The quotidienne use of a word that had such a different meaning only a couple of decades ago. We now see the search icon in every window – portals to the world. I’ll bet you see the little magnifying glass … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, archaeologist, dictionary, encyclopedia, Google, Homo habilus, job, lexicon, library, meaning of life, Olduvai Gorge, quest, research, scientist, Search, soul, spaceship, Wikipedia, window
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