BonnieJ2

How about a break tomorrow? Instead of the depressing, glass is all the way empty world news and opinion, find something amusing to post. Something on the order of "The Amazing Christopher" on the Non Wrestling Forum. Something that will make EVERYONE laugh. Just one day of good stuff.

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Stardust

Big:

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BonnieJ2

I didn't mean go away, Big.

I just meant to say post something that's not depressing and negative for a change. Lighten up.

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RYou

Ah, the black suits from the FBI must have paid a visit. Betcha they've borrowed his computer for analysis.

BonnieJ2

I thought he was still looking for something light and funny for us. You know none of his regular bookmarks were of much help to him.

What's up, Big?

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Big

Ha! I was taking a little break anyway and of course I can see you all missed me. Nice!

PS No RYou, I am still jail-free to annoy you.

BonnieJ2

All this time we thought you were diligently searching for something cheery to amuse us.

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BonnieJ2

This one always make me laugh.

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RYou

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Big

Here you go:

Scientists have uncovered a huge surprise in the Inner Mongolia region of northern China: the fossil skeleton of an unusually robust bird-like dinosaur that lived 70 million years ago. The animal appeared to be a young adult 25 feet long and weighing 3,000 pounds and, if it had lived longer, would probably have grown even larger.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/06/13/sc...hp&oref=slogin

70 million years old, you see that ugly?