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When I finally stopped, little kids were skiing all around my near corpse, leering at me to see if I was alive. Mine likes to ski trees. Went through the woods, popped out about 50 yards ahead of me, started yelling for me to get up, with no idea what had just happened to me. Wiping out as a young kid is a good lesson with minimal pain, as you don't weigh much or have far to fall. Wiping out at 190 lbs and turning into a human snowball on a fairly extreme slope is another matter. I've a healthy respect for my age and limitations as a result. |
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So, as a Bio/intro question for an upcoming show we have to answer the following question: Surviving a zombie apocalypse will require aligning yourself with the right people. Name one person you would pick.
So far I got the Professor from Gilligan's Island. Thoughts? |
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This place is dead.
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Anyway, if TM comes around here at all - Penguin weigh-in! https://twitter.com/stlzoo/status/1246066942156386304 |
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Swinging by to drop a link for DC Chef, whereever he may be.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/style...d-1990s-girls/ |
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