Apparently,

[rbkwp]

Do Elephants Fear Humans?

apparently

Injured elephants have been known to travel long distances in search of
help from humans.

Researchers have found that there's some truth to the idea that elephants
never forget. Elephants have excellent spatial memories, as evidenced by
their ability to take the shortest routes to watering holes as far as 30
miles (48 km) away. But do they share information with friends and family?
A recent story about injured elephants in Africa traveling miles to get
help at a wildlife sanctuary demonstrates their ability to communicate and
make decisions.

 

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glad you 'like' the occasional,or more than occasional apparentlys bill .. yes

 

[rbkwp]

Are Left-Handed People Smarter than Right-Handed People?

apparently

Left-handed people process information more quickly than right-handers
while playing sports and video games.
A 2006 study reported in the journal Neuropsychology seems to indicate that
the brains of left-handed people amalgamate information between brain
hemispheres more efficiently than those of right-handed people. Lefties are
more "bi-cerebral." This faster information transfer allows them to process
multiple stimuli more quickly – skills required in activities such as
video games, sports, or driving in heavy traffic.

 

[BillM]

Are Left-Handed People Smarter than Right-Handed People?

apparently

Left-handed people process information more quickly than right-handers
while playing sports and video games.
A 2006 study reported in the journal Neuropsychology seems to indicate that
the brains of left-handed people amalgamate information between brain
hemispheres more efficiently than those of right-handed people. Lefties are
more "bi-cerebral." This faster information transfer allows them to process
multiple stimuli more quickly – skills required in activities such as
video games, sports, or driving in heavy traffic.

Damn, I am going to have to start beating off with my left hand and see if I get any smarter!!! Bill just saying

 

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'smile' beating off,whats that a new song/variation of ..
know some folk dont like MJ,but, tuff shit for them
each to his/there own

 

[rbkwp]

apparently ..

Was Colonel Sanders Always Rich?

Harland Sanders was 65 years old and practically broke when he founded the
KFC restaurant chain.
After years of working a variety of jobs and just getting by, Colonel
Harland David Sanders found his calling late in life. In 1930, at the start
of the Great Depression, he began selling fried chicken from a roadside
restaurant in North Corbin, Kentucky. Money came and money went, and by the
time he was 65, when other people might have been considering retirement,
Sanders again needed money – so he came up with the Kentucky Fried
Chicken franchise concept

 

[rbkwp]

What Should You Do in a Plunging Elevator?

apparently

Theoretically, the best way to survive a free-falling elevator is to lie
flat on your back.
There are no good options when you find yourself in an elevator that
somehow has broken free and is hurtling downward at breakneck speed.
Scientists say the best strategy is to lie flat on your back and cover your
face and head. When you reach your destination, the impact will be
distributed across your body, more or less, and your spine and longer bones
will be perpendicular to the force of impact.

 

[chicagosam]

Busterhyman seems to be MIA.

 

[rbkwp]

Who Cast the Liberty Bell and Big Ben?

apparently

The same London foundry made Philadelphia’s Liberty Bell and London’s

Big Ben -- both of which cracked.
Located in East London, the Whitechapel Bell Foundry is Britain's oldest
bell manufacturer, having been in continuous operation since 1570. The
foundry cast the largest bell for Big Ben in 1858 (there are also four
smaller bells for quarter-hour chimes), and America's famous Liberty Bell
in about 1752. Besides their manufacturer, these two famous bells have
something else in common: They're both cracked.

 

[BillM]

Who Cast the Liberty Bell and Big Ben?

apparently

The same London foundry made Philadelphia’s Liberty Bell and London’s

Big Ben -- both of which cracked.
Located in East London, the Whitechapel Bell Foundry is Britain's oldest
bell manufacturer, having been in continuous operation since 1570. The
foundry cast the largest bell for Big Ben in 1858 (there are also four
smaller bells for quarter-hour chimes), and America's famous Liberty Bell
in about 1752. Besides their manufacturer, these two famous bells have
something else in common: They're both cracked.

Damn, I had know idea the Liberty Bell was made in London, just always though it was made in the United States!!!! Bill

 

[rbkwp]

apparently
something of much interest Bill
ever wondered re the Gas flaring burnoffs? huh? ha

When we talk about climate change all too often we focus on carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas. But there is a much more potent greenhouse gas, methane, which is much more efficient at trapping radiation than CO2. Some estimates put it at 87 percent more potent over a 20 year lifetime than carbon dioxide.

http://ecowatch.com/2016/06/21/methane-emissions-fracking/


Flaring is the burning of natural gas that cannot be processed or sold. Flaring disposes of the gas while releasing methane emissions into the atmosphere.

apparently 2

Bills cock is bigger tyhan mine, j/k, well maybe not haha
but
being American it just has to be, by default!!! ha

 

[BillM]

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glad you 'like' the occasional,or more than occasional apparentlys bill .. yes

Bills cock is bigger tyhan mine, j/k, well maybe not haha
but
being American it just has to be, by default!!! h

STUD, I enjoy the items you post on here as in most cases I had know idea about these things?? And being American does not make My cock Bigger or Smaller, as I have been with AUS and EU Guys that were larger and also smaller!! Bill

 

[rbkwp]

What Is Unique about Istanbul, Turkey?

apparently

Istanbul, Turkey, is the only national capital to lie on two continents,
Asia and Europe.
Part Europe and part Asia, Istanbul is the only capital city in the world
that is situated on two continents. During its 2,000-year history, this
capital city was a focal point of the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman
empires. Its name has changed, too, from Byzantium to Constantinople to
Istanbul. The city's multicultural background is evident in its eclectic
architecture, co-existing cultures, and myriad religious beliefs. Istanbul
is home to some of the most famous churches and mosques in the world,
including the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque


apparently

Bill is a SLUT
take his BBQ off him someone .. ha
glad you like Bill,thanks for the acknowledgment ..


as I have been with AUS and EU Guys that were larger and also smaller!! Bill.

 

[BillM]

Bill is a SLUT
take his BBQ off him someone .. ha
glad you like Bill,thanks for the acknowledgment

Damn I will have to learn to cook like this!!! Bill

 

[rbkwp]

Are Many People Superstitious about the Number 13?

apparently

More than 90 percent of Manhattan condominiums that reach above 13 stories
do not designate a 13th floor.

It’s difficult to imagine that an entire industry would succumb to the
fear of the number 13 (technically called triskaidekaphobia), but high-rise
builders in the United States and Great Britain routinely avoid labeling
the 13th floor in their buildings. In Manhattan, for example, more than 90
percent of the condominium skyscrapers built higher than 13 stories call
the 13th floor something else. Sometimes the elevator buttons go straight
from 12 to 14, or that floor is labeled "M" (the 13th letter of the
alphabet), or the entire 13th floor is used for some other purpose.


witches cauldron ha
a good chjange of brew compared to a BARTBIE Q ha yes! Bill ..

 

[rbkwp]

Apparently Bill,will try next elections .. huh

Is It Difficult to Become a Candidate for U.S. President?

It takes only a few minutes to fill out the one-page form needed to become
an official U.S. presidential candidate.

Are you fed up with your choices in the 2016 U.S. presidential election? It
turns out that in addition to the two famous candidates you already know
about, there are 207 other people running for the nation's highest office.
They each filed a short, one-page form called FEC Form 2 -- an official
“statement of candidacy” -- and their campaigns were off and running

 

[rbkwp]

apparently

Why Does Fresh Coffee Smell So Good?

There are over 800 chemical compounds in roasted coffee beans that
contribute to coffee’s pleasing aroma.

You can barely open your eyes when the wafting aroma hits you from the
coffee maker. The brain now knows what it craves to jump-start another day.
Approximately 850 volatile compounds have been associated with the flavor
of coffee, but only a small proportion of these (approximately 40 volatile
compounds) are known to be the main contributors to this eye-opening aroma.

 

[rbkwp]

Why Do Frogs Blink When They Eat?

apparently
Frenchmen blink when eating BBQS
respectfully, to our French persons?

A frog can retract its eyes into its esophagus to help swallow its food.

Frogs eat their prey, such as small insects, snakes, and birds, without
chewing. Since they use their teeth to hold their prey in place before
devouring it, frogs blink while they eat in order to aid the swallowing
process. When frogs close their eyes, they are actually pushing their
eyeballs down into their sockets to facilitate food moving more quickly
down toward the esophagus. Although frogs can physically consume food
without blinking, it can take twice as many swallows than if they use their
eye sockets to assist in the process.

 

[BillM]

Frenchmen blink when eating BBQS
respectfully, to our French persons?

A frog can retract its eyes into its esophagus to help swallow its food

Damn I have to remember to check if I blink when I swallow CUM!!! Bill just saying

 

[rbkwp]

for Bill special ha
apparently ..

How do hummingbirds navigate at such high speeds without crashing?

http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/20...etter: Weekender&utm_term=Weekend_Best_of_Web