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I thought those may be some kind of erosion control structures but you may be right.
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Anyway, here's one of my reasons for loving that photo, this W. C. Fields movie "Never Give a Sucker an Even Break" had a mountain top structure.
Have any of you tried the following bizarre breakfast cereal?
In an effort to better educate the world about the human reproductive system, the "intimate wellness brand" Intimina has introduced Spirit crunch, a breakfast cereal with uterus-shaped, raspberry flavored pieces that will color the milk red. Alongside the startling cereal shape and red milk, the cereal box will feature a diagram of the female reproductive system so that people can learn about its location and function. The company surveyed 2,000 adults and discovered that 48% of women are embarrassed to talk about the menstrual periods and 77% have never brought it up in their households.
"Periods are a natural part of who we are," said Dr. Shree Datta, a gynecologist with Intimina, so it's deeply concerning to hear that so many people remain uncomfortable discussing them when they are just another part of our health."
Have any of you tried that breakfast cereal?
I do believe that bodily functions should be discussed freely. When I started menopause 20 years ago I spoke about it and people got angry and offended. Too bad. It wasn't like I was pushing it on them.
The more we suppress the reality of our human bodies, the more we continue to live artificial lives.
There was a guy come into the christian forum debating some silly thing and he began to get mad and said, " I know I am right because 2000 people viewed this thread so fast that it proves me right, and look how many times my posts were read, 50,000, Proof" Member that Queeny?
I think its like 3 people clicking on the same post over and over.
So funny, but I always wondered how it worked, I was gone for months and city data popped out a message to my email that said, " Your post have been read a million times, we still value your imput.
I did the math, given 14 years it comes out to 100 people, my posts have been read by 100 people or 50 on coffee.
There was a guy come into the christian forum debating some silly thing and he began to get mad and said, " I know I am right because 2000 people viewed this thread so fast that it proves me right, and look how many times my posts were read, 50,000, Proof" Member that Queeny?
I think its like 3 people clicking on the same post over and over.
So funny, but I always wondered how it worked, I was gone for months and city data popped out a message to my email that said, " Your post have been read a million times, we still value your imput.
I did the math, given 14 years it comes out to 100 people, my posts have been read by 100 people or 50 on coffee.
Still wondering what views really mean, if you had 30,000 its not 30,000 seperate people right?
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Fascinating answers, thanks.
