Wait, wait, wait. The Latin word for ant is "formica"? Makes you rethink your countertops, doesn't it?
I say it again, ants can't lie.
A refrigerator, it would seem, frigerates things again.
"What the caterpillar sees as the end, the world sees as a butterfly."
The verb "duck" preceded the noun "duck"? Doesn't seem right, but that's apparently how it happened.
Isn't "shotgun" redundant? Don't all guns shoot? It's like calling it a "hithammer."
Think about this: since amoebas reproduce by asexual division, the original amoeba still exists today.
I have to think that whoever invented the suit did so after having a vision of Colin Firth, Who Was To Come.
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Okay, it's me again, Miss Know-It-All. The ammunition used in a shotgun, rather than a bullet, is shot (little spheres of lead, sometimes steel) encased in a paper or plastic tube. That's why it is called a shotgun. Which raises the question, why is a rifle not called a bulletgun?
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