Ærchie’s Archive
I have just been thinking about the all times I used to spend fishing.
A favorite technique was to find a nice tall Ponderosa Pine tree at the edge of a
stream. I would sit down in the shade in front of it and cast my line
into one little eddy after another.
I really enjoyed those days of . . .
Casting swirls before pine.
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Freedom knows no race, nor color, nor gender.
It stands naked in the light of truth.
**petra michelle**
It did not last, but for a while I was in the
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“Gene frequencies in a population change over time in response to environmental pressures”
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If I told you once, I told you a million times! Fun pun, Archie dear
((groan))
hmh, technically, I think that one is a Spoonerism
Dorid, Yep – gotcha again
…or should that be Roospernism?
FikeMitz, there once was a starlet named Rhonda. Her publicist spent so much time organising her photoshoots that he became known as the Rhondha Poser – - -
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Mike,
You are right, it is a spoonerism. I’ll be darned. I learned something today.
hmh, see, we at the archive are educators of the highest order