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  • Bapu's (and others) random thoughts for the day. (p.1756)
2013/02/25 14:35:14
Mesh
FSF Fact:

The 500,000 views is very questionable - 499,967 people could've accidentally just clicked on the FSF.

17,500+ posts is the true test of time.

2013/02/25 14:58:41
bapu
OK, I have to fess up WRT the 500,000 views.

I usually have two browser tabs opened to the forums.

While waiting for the next post to be allowed I have to do "something" with those 59 seconds, roight?
2013/02/25 15:02:29
bapu
I've decided we need to freshen up this place


(thanks to MM100 for that other link)


2013/02/25 15:07:55
UbiquitousBubba
Just like mother used to make...
2013/02/25 15:09:23
bapu
synkrotron





bapu





Nuff sed?


2013/02/25 15:34:59
synkrotron
bapu

Nuff sed?





LOL, yeah dood

By the way, I have a motor home (only a small one,I live in the UK) and I was more interested in the tee-shirt. I just thought the it was funny being modelled by whatshisname
2013/02/25 16:24:49
craigb
bapu


I've decided we need to freshen up this place


(thanks to MM100 for that other link)

I'm thinking some dynamite might work too (thanks to Jbow for that other link).
(But we'll probably need more than five or six sticks to do the job properly.)
2013/02/25 16:26:20
bapu
craigb
I'm thinking some dynamite might work too 
That would stop all the viewing voyeurism.


2013/02/25 16:37:29
cclarry
Et Tu Bapu?
2013/02/25 16:58:05
Jonbouy
FSF Fact:

A normal steaming pile of poop if stacked correctly and nutured in the right conditions will quickly rot down into a relatively sweet smelling substance referred to as compost, widely used as a soil conditioner.  The process involved in creating compost will also greatly reduce the volume of material that made up the original steaming pile.
 
It can clearly be observed that the volume of material making up FSF does not reduce nor does it become any sweeter smelling over time. We can safely assume as fact then that, despite a constantly plentiful supply of poop, someone isn't stacking it right and taking care of it enough to produce any useful compost.


Merely one of many amazing facts about FSF.
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