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I definitely prefer dead over live muscle tissue in most cases. Oysters are an exception
How do you know?
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Are you aware what oysters do while eating them? As we know oysters come from a salty environment. Your mouth and throat are far from that, ranging neutral to lightly acid. While swallowing the oyster – still alive – it responds to its new environment, and it throws up inside your throat.
Happy eating!
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This 'Rechargeable' light bulb may be all one needs to complete their Halloween costume of Uncle Fester......
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If it's ported -- another place to put all of those Legos*!
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* OK, the plural of Lego is Lego. Work with me here, OK?
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Pah! You don't know pain until you've stepped on one of these lying in wait, "spikes" up, on a dimly lit bedroom floor.
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I guess the 5th level comes when you finish the fire walk and put step back onto the hard tiles, only to discover a single piece that had stuck to your foot along the way.
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Why do people in the US have a problem with roundabouts?
They are safer and cause less congestion than crossroads and junctions with stop signs or traffic lights.
Just go for vacations to France and you learn it on the fly ... or end in hospital.
Remembering a circle (roundabout) in Paris 30 years ago at 2 pm ... we survived.
I've driven in France lots, including through the center of Paris, the roundabouts are not the problem.
In the Netherlands are also many roundabouts, traffic flows a lot better. For the two(double) lanes you need to start in the correct lane, that makes life easier . Arrows on the road and the traffic signs makes navigating the roundabout easy.
. Arrows on the road and the traffic signs makes navigating the roundabout easy.
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That's not strictly true, there are ways to design and lay out roads that make them safer.
The Netherlands probably leads the world in this, along with some other European countries. This is often achieved by making roads narrower, or placing obstacles and bends in the road, that naturally encourage people to slow down and pay attention, especially in urban areas, where motorists encounter pedestrians and cyclists.
Which country has the safest roads in the world?
When it comes to purchasing a car, subscribing to a car service,
www.dangerousroads.org
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Vail Colorado has round-a-bouts and in ski season, thousands of vehicles use them every day.
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