February 9, 201115 yr For NO apparent reason account :Yeah, moltitudes of illegal armadillos behind the green glass door....jaclaz Edited February 9, 201115 yr by jaclaz
February 10, 201115 yr Unfortunately we can't legalise, regulate and tax the poor armidillos , however, they can be approved, controlled and assessed
February 10, 201115 yr Unfortunately we can't legalise, regulate and tax the poor armidillos , however, they can be approved, controlled and assessed BUT not properly protected, and though there are NO predators, there are plenty killers and even assassins! Armadillos are not at the risk of extinction, BUT there could be a massacre and they could be annihilated or nullified. In a nutshell (one of the many over there) :Poor, suffering, needy , fortuneless armadillos! jaclaz Edited February 10, 201115 yr by jaclaz
February 10, 201115 yr Poor, suffering, needy , fortuneless armadillos! At least they are not being used to make charangos any more And they do not need to hibernate (especially since it is always summer, and never winter, spring or autumn )
February 10, 201115 yr At least they are not being used to make charangos any more Definitely, no charangos not ANY other kind of lute around, neither banjos nor ukuleles or guitars, but quite a few mando-basses and mando-cellos.Accordions I have seen, but no bagpipes, lots of Scottishmen quite aggravated and irritated by this missing.jaclaz
February 10, 201115 yr Definitely, no charangos not ANY other kind of lute around, neither banjos nor ukuleles or guitars, but quite a few mando-basses and mando-cellos.True, but also plenty fiddles, cittern and Chitarra battente. Although their are plenty Cornetts and Bazookas, the irrefutable loss is that there are NO vuvuzelas , which would really irritate, annoy and stress the soccer opponents in that illustrious challenge.
February 11, 201115 yr ....and a trapless armadillo trapper http://www.aaanimalcontrol.com/blog/armadillocatch.html jaclaz
February 12, 201115 yr ....and a trapless armadillo trapper That is terrible, horrendous, abhorrent and appalling All I can add: Free hapless trapped armadillos. Edited February 13, 201115 yr by BlouBul
February 14, 201115 yr Plenty of buffers (and buufers ), but no cache :BTW, the armadillos in there can all roll into a ball :https://www.msu.edu/~nixonjos/armadillo/facts.htmlor, if you prefer, they are all three-banded armadillos:https://www.msu.edu/~nixonjos/armadillo/tolypeutes.htmland additionally they all come appear to arrive from the Caatinga, Cerrado or from the Mato Grosso.jaclaz
February 18, 201115 yr Author Did you notice all cars there have just the accelerator pedal? There's no brake, and, even so, they still can be stopped. It's puzzling!
February 18, 201115 yr Did you notice all cars there have just the accelerator pedal? There's no brake, and, even so, they still can be stopped. It's puzzling! I can see NO cars, nor vehicles over there.AFAIK there are ONLY carriages and waggons and of course many Pullmans.But they also have no motor or engine, so I still have to find out what kind of apparatus is the accelerator foot pedal linked connected to under the hood.Also, since there is no fuel, nor gasoline, nor diesel, nor coal, the only way to move them is with (rather biggish ) rubber-bands. A common commuting commodity is the wheelbarrow.....jaclaz Edited February 18, 201115 yr by jaclaz
February 18, 201115 yr I can see NO cars, nor vehicles over there.AFAIK there are ONLY carriages and waggons and of course many Pullmans.But there are choppers, scooters, buggies and steamrollers.But they also have no motor or engine, so I still have to find out what kind of apparatus is the accelerator foot pedal linked connected to under the hood.Also, since there is no fuel, nor gasoline, nor diesel, nor coal, the only way to move them is with (rather biggish ) rubber-bands. Also called bungee cords (still massive).They do have fossil fuel cells connected to the doo-hickey under the hood, but with the same dilemma of stopping without brakes, parachutes, anchors or even retro rockets, only tailhooks. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tailhook
February 18, 201115 yr They do have fossil fuel cells connected to the doo-hickey under the hood, but with the same dilemma of stopping without brakes, parachutes, anchors or even retro rockets, only tailhooks. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TailhookYep , only, just as happened on "Smash lab", Season 2, Episode 1 (where actual tailhooks applied to a car were tested):http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Smash_Lab_episodespassengers in a speeding wheeled carrier that "careens off a road and plummets in a ravine" (in the sense of deep narrow steep-sided valley ) appear flabbergasted and unhappy. jaclaz
March 3, 201115 yr There are plenty Seekers, but no Finders... Sure , google-fu is behind the green glass door, but peeps in it do not master it, nor get the hang of it....They should really double and triple their efforts, actually progress to attain and accomplish threefold current awareness of this matter . jaclaz
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