That's right. You're supposed to treat your body as a temple and put good thing in it. And mozzarella sticks are pretty good. So it's good to eat them!Chozon1 wrote: Sun Feb 26, 2017 9:12 am Hey, good for the soul is still good for you. If in a metaphysical way?
I haven't seen it. But I'm not too fond of war epics, either. Have you seen it?Chozon1 wrote: Hacksaw Ridge?
If it weren't for the fact that I'd need siding and insulation, I'd want a home made out of bookshelves!
Better than reaching into your shoe and grabbing a scorpion. Which is one reason I live in Idaho, and not Texas.
That sounds messy. It also sounds like a good idea for a D&D encounter. I'll have to make a note of it. My players will thank you later.
I'd like to build / own one. That transforms into a truck. And does everything I tell it to.
We would be evil? Or we would fight evil?Chozon1 wrote: Mon Mar 06, 2017 6:26 am Who wouldn't? I'd like a sentient one though, so we can be evil-fighting buddies.
That would be a surprising disappointment. Especially if there's a lot of cheese around....
From your description, a bit bigger than a large opossum.Chozon1 wrote: Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:14 am Hah. I don't know how big a beaver is. XD We have them here, but they are not really local.
Possum's usually run about the size of a non-fatty cat here. One was crawling around on our porch yesterday the size of a cinderblock (not including its tale). I'd call that big, though others might not.
How big is a beaver?
They're about the size of a small dog, and weigh around 50 pounds.
