Post Race!

:O it doesn't exist!

:eek:

Well, I'm not sure quite which emoji that would be?? Seems like :eek: would be the right one.

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Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker

That 'out of touch' thing??? Yeah, you're doing it wrong.

When I fall out of touch with somebody, I don't know where they ended up going to school, for what, and where they ended up working.

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When I fall out of touch with somebody it means I can't remember where I buried it.

Coming from a cat....that's some disturbing imagery.

It was :spam: actually, if you look at the emoji list it is there but it is listed as text instead of an icon.

It seems you have the same problem on the coding context thread where it inserted -insert facepalm- instead of the emoji.

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When I fall out of touch with somebody it means I can't remember where I buried it.

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Always under the roses, it's good as fertilizer.:cool:

I have a raised bed garden that managed to flood. It did this by having such a high clay content that the drain holes were blocked. This let the muck go somewhat anoxic. I've lately been turning that, and mixing in some material to break up the clay....but that muck sure does smell bad. Anoxic muck tends to smell bad.

I went visit my grandfather's house, this is the first time since before Laura. I went out to the swampy area where I like to hunt and couldn't recognize it, but sure could smell it.

Wet earth just smells weird.

You swamp dwellers are a bit strange. Wherever I have lived, swampy ground was, by definition, wet. How would a swampy area NOT smell wet? How wet would a swampy area smell?

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Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker

How wet would a swampy area smell?

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I once knew a marketing executive that used to talk like that.

Sue him.

Sue him twice.

Then sue him again, for good measure.

I just ate a lunch that was so spicy that I had to drink various things and eat almost an entire head of iceberg lettuce to cool my mouth down.

Little known fact: If you see a head of iceberg lettuce floating in the water, only 10% of it is above the surface.

Another, better known fact: I made up the previous fact.

Unwarranted Assertion: A collision with iceberg lettuce has never sunk any large ship.

but may a collision with iceberg lettuce sink any large chip??

Only in its salad days.

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Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker

Little known fact: If you see a head of iceberg lettuce floating in the water, only 10% of it is above the surface.

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The remaining 57% is hiding its bad math grades from its alcoholic father.