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04 May 2018, 3:07 pm
SaveFerris wrote:
Dragnet wrote:
Well I am contradiction too so don't worry,
Also, how unhealthy is it to eat like 6 boiled eggs in one sitting?
I love to just straight up eat eggs...
I have other food, its eggs are amazing
Can't be too healthy but its better then smoking.
Also, how unhealthy is it to eat like 6 boiled eggs in one sitting?
I love to just straight up eat eggs...
I have other food, its eggs are amazing
Can't be too healthy but its better then smoking.
Probably not that healthy but once in a while ain't going to take much time of your life ( studies showed that consuming even just one egg a day is significantly associated with a shorter lifespan ) , everything is bad for you these days. I'm with Denis Leary when it comes to smoking taking years off your life - it's the worst years so who f*****g cares
but then, earlier years become the worst years.
04 May 2018, 3:13 pm
SaveFerris wrote:
Dragnet wrote:
Well I am contradiction too so don't worry,
Also, how unhealthy is it to eat like 6 boiled eggs in one sitting?
I love to just straight up eat eggs...
I have other food, its eggs are amazing
Can't be too healthy but its better then smoking.
Also, how unhealthy is it to eat like 6 boiled eggs in one sitting?
I love to just straight up eat eggs...
I have other food, its eggs are amazing
Can't be too healthy but its better then smoking.
Probably not that healthy but once in a while ain't going to take much time of your life ( studies showed that consuming even just one egg a day is significantly associated with a shorter lifespan ) , everything is bad for you these days. I'm with Denis Leary when it comes to smoking taking years off your life - it's the worst years so who f*****g cares
nah. eggs aren't so bad without a side of bacon and sugar: https://www.health.harvard.edu/healthy- ... our-health
04 May 2018, 3:34 pm
cathylynn wrote:
SaveFerris wrote:
Dragnet wrote:
Well I am contradiction too so don't worry,
Also, how unhealthy is it to eat like 6 boiled eggs in one sitting?
I love to just straight up eat eggs...
I have other food, its eggs are amazing
Can't be too healthy but its better then smoking.
Also, how unhealthy is it to eat like 6 boiled eggs in one sitting?
I love to just straight up eat eggs...
I have other food, its eggs are amazing
Can't be too healthy but its better then smoking.
Probably not that healthy but once in a while ain't going to take much time of your life ( studies showed that consuming even just one egg a day is significantly associated with a shorter lifespan ) , everything is bad for you these days. I'm with Denis Leary when it comes to smoking taking years off your life - it's the worst years so who f*****g cares
but then, earlier years become the worst years.
true dat , i wonder if i'm in my earlier worst years
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04 May 2018, 4:00 pm
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04 May 2018, 4:04 pm
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04 May 2018, 4:06 pm
04 May 2018, 4:09 pm
CockneyRebel wrote:
I like the war cat.
All he needs is a little helmet:
04 May 2018, 4:58 pm
real war cats 
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Animals have been used throughout the history of human warfare, usually as things that are as simple to light on fire as humans but much easier to talk into it. But rarely do we see animals being used as elegantly as Cambyses II of Persia used cats. He was fighting the Egyptians in the battle of Pelusium in 525 B.C. and as we all know, the cat held a high place in Egyptian society as sacred creatures and the Achaemenid Empire sought to use this to their advantage in the invasion of Egypt.
Cambyses ordered his men to paint felines on their shields, and he brought hundreds of actual cats into his front lines. The plan worked: The Egyptian archers refused to fire on his felines, fearing that they would injure the animals—a crime punishable by death. Instead they retreated, and most were massacred by the pursuing Persians. This ultimately led to the capture of the pharaoh.
Cambyses ordered his men to paint felines on their shields, and he brought hundreds of actual cats into his front lines. The plan worked: The Egyptian archers refused to fire on his felines, fearing that they would injure the animals—a crime punishable by death. Instead they retreated, and most were massacred by the pursuing Persians. This ultimately led to the capture of the pharaoh.
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04 May 2018, 8:10 pm
His (has now been removed)
Allowing reviews to be suppressed? I’ve put it here. Still on the net!
04 May 2018, 8:14 pm
blooiejagwa wrote:
His (has now been removed)
Allowing reviews to be suppressed? I’ve put it here. Still on the net!
quite fair!
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04 May 2018, 8:38 pm
SaveFerris wrote:
real war cats
Quote:
Animals have been used throughout the history of human warfare, usually as things that are as simple to light on fire as humans but much easier to talk into it. But rarely do we see animals being used as elegantly as Cambyses II of Persia used cats. He was fighting the Egyptians in the battle of Pelusium in 525 B.C. and as we all know, the cat held a high place in Egyptian society as sacred creatures and the Achaemenid Empire sought to use this to their advantage in the invasion of Egypt.
Cambyses ordered his men to paint felines on their shields, and he brought hundreds of actual cats into his front lines. The plan worked: The Egyptian archers refused to fire on his felines, fearing that they would injure the animals—a crime punishable by death. Instead they retreated, and most were massacred by the pursuing Persians. This ultimately led to the capture of the pharaoh.
Cambyses ordered his men to paint felines on their shields, and he brought hundreds of actual cats into his front lines. The plan worked: The Egyptian archers refused to fire on his felines, fearing that they would injure the animals—a crime punishable by death. Instead they retreated, and most were massacred by the pursuing Persians. This ultimately led to the capture of the pharaoh.
The cat at the bottom is cute. He reminds me of Schultz.
