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The Random Thought Megathread

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So, in this jar I have are all the opinions that folks have contributed (using that term loosely) to TB (and it's a pretty friggin' big jar) - any guess as to the number? Winner gets a free air (bass) guitar.

I wonder if someone could write some software to scan the board and count them? Man has made an attempt at counting the number of atoms in the universe, so why not opinions on TB??

Raz
Would I be correct assuming this is neither true/false nor multiple choice?
 
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When dogs get hold of gret big pieces of wood like that, the always seem so damn happy. Their joy is catching, because almost everyone who sees dogs like that seems to smile , laugh and generally feel better.
What I'd love to know is
Why are those dogs so happy?
What on earth do they think they are going to do with a great big lump of wood which they can hardly carry?
 
When dogs get hold of gret big pieces of wood like that, the always seem so damn happy. Their joy is catching, because almost everyone who sees dogs like that seems to smile , laugh and generally feel better.
What I'd love to know is
Why are those dogs so happy?
What on earth do they think they are going to do with a great big lump of wood which they can hardly carry?
What on earth are you going to do with that great big lump of wood you can hardly handle? Why does it make you so happy?
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It's like NSD for a dog.
new stick day.
 
When dogs get hold of gret big pieces of wood like that, the always seem so damn happy. Their joy is catching, because almost everyone who sees dogs like that seems to smile , laugh and generally feel better.
What I'd love to know is
Why are those dogs so happy?
What on earth do they think they are going to do with a great big lump of wood which they can hardly carry?

It's a 'logger' dog.
They are trained to haul freshly cut lumber.
Used widely up here in the Pacific NorthWest, although they are all 'non union'.
 
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