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Got to sit through three hours of my family rambling about their insane political conspiracy theories and racist ideas of "how it should be." . . . and the classic Christmas gift, the itchy sweater.
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^^Oh god, the update message appeared right after I saw that picture.
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I had something like this once; another fellow and I were given about a month or so to research and make a presentation on a topic and we agreed to do separate parts of it, but instead of working on it like he should have, he only threw his end toge…
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And then there's taxonomy and the arguments over whether x or y discovered something first, leading to different sources giving them completely different names.
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Found it - http://www.zooborns.com/zooborns/dik-dik/
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I have no experience with mounting gems into fabrics, but if the stone's size is calibrated [say, 8x6mm, 10x12mm, etc etc] it should be pretty easy to find pre-made components for it if you want to take the easy route there. Getting a simple calibra…
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What shape is it? Faceted, cabochon, tumbled, etc etc?
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Both my mom and grandmother make these around the holidays; the mincemeat version isn't bad either [my grandmother adds bourbon]. Very delicious, wish I could get them to make them the rest of the year, haha.
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There's a spot on a river a few miles down the road from me that was said by the native Cherokee to be the home of a giant face-eating leech. Hmm, there's also some folktales about fairy-like creatures living in a nearby mountain range. They're s…
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Not a genetic relative, but my step-grandfather fought in the Aleutian campaign against the Japanese. My maternal great-grandfather was an engineer employed by the Oak Ridge labs, so I suppose one could say he was indirectly involved in the war.
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@Juan, that k-on one is going in my "exploitables" folder!