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Aaron Daniel Linsen @Dannylinsen (9) • Australia 11 Dec 15

Mainly thinking about a German Shepherd but am worried they might shed hair a bit too much. Suggestions??

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Silvermist @Dannylinsen We never let him inside the house.

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Aaron Daniel Linsen @Dannylinsen (9) • Australia 10 Dec 15

So in multiple documentaries experts are certain that by between 2020 and 2030 mars will be inhabitable. With reasons to believe that over the years to come that when temperature rises, water from underneath the north and south...

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Janet Anderson And one which i hope none of mine go on !

11 Dec 15

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Aaron Daniel Linsen @Dannylinsen (9) • Australia 10 Dec 15

So in multiple documentaries experts are certain that by between 2020 and 2030 mars will be inhabitable. With reasons to believe that over the years to come that when temperature rises, water from underneath the north and south...

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inertia4 @Auntylou I'm not going. And besides, the people that are volunteering have to go through strenuous physical and mental testing. So not anyone is a candidate.

11 Dec 15

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Aaron Daniel Linsen @Dannylinsen (9) • Australia 10 Dec 15

So in multiple documentaries experts are certain that by between 2020 and 2030 mars will be inhabitable. With reasons to believe that over the years to come that when temperature rises, water from underneath the north and south...

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Catherine I think that anything is possible, and know they are hoping that is the case, because they need to believe if earth is destroyed there is somewhere else mankind can start over.

11 Dec 15

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Aaron Daniel Linsen @Dannylinsen (9) • Australia 10 Dec 15

So in multiple documentaries experts are certain that by between 2020 and 2030 mars will be inhabitable. With reasons to believe that over the years to come that when temperature rises, water from underneath the north and south...

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Janet Anderson But what a weird thought to be sent off into space, never to return to the world we know, though maybe that will really not exist by then

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Aaron Daniel Linsen @Dannylinsen (9) • Australia 10 Dec 15

So in multiple documentaries experts are certain that by between 2020 and 2030 mars will be inhabitable. With reasons to believe that over the years to come that when temperature rises, water from underneath the north and south...

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Catherine @Auntylou , it is a strange thought to think of having to travel through space for somewhere to start over, I rather hope earth will somehow survive all we are putting it through.

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Aaron Daniel Linsen @Dannylinsen (9) • Australia 10 Dec 15

So in multiple documentaries experts are certain that by between 2020 and 2030 mars will be inhabitable. With reasons to believe that over the years to come that when temperature rises, water from underneath the north and south...

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Janet Anderson @bluesa Me too, and at least we know some of the things we are doing wrong and have good minds working on the problems

11 Dec 15

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Ranjith Narayan @Surinamstar27 (315) • Mumbai, India 11 Dec 15

From India, a young Swami Vivekananda reached Chicago in 1897(nearly) and one American lady became his disciple and became Sister Nivedita. A rare occasion of meeting of an Eastern and a Western mind. Swami's memories are still...

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Marlina @marlina (153769) • Canada 10 Dec 15

Chocolate Slices Anyone? I just heard on the radio this morning about the Japanese coming up with chocolate slices. Yes, you read right! Something similar to Kraft cheese slices but made out of chocolate. Imagine all the...

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AbbyGreenhill @MALUSE I used to like milk chocolate, but with age came wisdom and the love of dark chocolate.

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Marlina @marlina (153769) • Canada 10 Dec 15

Chocolate Slices Anyone? I just heard on the radio this morning about the Japanese coming up with chocolate slices. Yes, you read right! Something similar to Kraft cheese slices but made out of chocolate. Imagine all the...

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AbbyGreenhill Chocolate in any form is fine by me as long as it is dark chocolate.

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Marlina @marlina (153769) • Canada 10 Dec 15

Chocolate Slices Anyone? I just heard on the radio this morning about the Japanese coming up with chocolate slices. Yes, you read right! Something similar to Kraft cheese slices but made out of chocolate. Imagine all the...

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fishtiger58 @BelleStarr I don't care for Nutella either

11 Dec 15

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Marlina @marlina (153769) • Canada 10 Dec 15

Chocolate Slices Anyone? I just heard on the radio this morning about the Japanese coming up with chocolate slices. Yes, you read right! Something similar to Kraft cheese slices but made out of chocolate. Imagine all the...

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Marlina I guess it is a very different taste.

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Marlina @marlina (153769) • Canada 10 Dec 15

Chocolate Slices Anyone? I just heard on the radio this morning about the Japanese coming up with chocolate slices. Yes, you read right! Something similar to Kraft cheese slices but made out of chocolate. Imagine all the...

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Aaron Daniel Linsen @Dannylinsen (9) • Australia 10 Dec 15

So in multiple documentaries experts are certain that by between 2020 and 2030 mars will be inhabitable. With reasons to believe that over the years to come that when temperature rises, water from underneath the north and south...

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inertia4 Who knows about that. I know they are preparing for the Mars Project coming around 2025. I think that's when the first ship is supposed to make it's journey there with regular people. And it is a one way trip.

11 Dec 15

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Anna @LadyDuck (505371) • Italy 9 Dec 15

The Christmas tree tradition started in Germany possibly in the 15th century. As many ancient populations, the Germans believed that evergreen trees had magic powers. They decorated the entrance doors and the windows with pine...

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Namelesss @LadyDuck Wow, I haven't seen real candles on a real tree since I was a little thing and then only a few times. But we made lots of popcorn and cranberry decorations.

10 Dec 15

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Anna @LadyDuck (505371) • Italy 9 Dec 15

The Christmas tree tradition started in Germany possibly in the 15th century. As many ancient populations, the Germans believed that evergreen trees had magic powers. They decorated the entrance doors and the windows with pine...

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Anna Tree sprites are of Celtic mythology, very interesting. Here they still put real candles on the branches, that is pretty dangerous and create accidents every year.

10 Dec 15

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Anna @LadyDuck (505371) • Italy 9 Dec 15

The Christmas tree tradition started in Germany possibly in the 15th century. As many ancient populations, the Germans believed that evergreen trees had magic powers. They decorated the entrance doors and the windows with pine...

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Namelesss I am aware of this. I remember as a kid coloring books showed Christmas trees with candles on the branches. We don't see them depicted that way often any more. I've also read about tree sprites, interesting stuff.

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Anna @LadyDuck (505371) • Italy 9 Dec 15

The Christmas tree tradition started in Germany possibly in the 15th century. As many ancient populations, the Germans believed that evergreen trees had magic powers. They decorated the entrance doors and the windows with pine...

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Anna @LadyDuck (505371) • Italy 9 Dec 15

The Christmas tree tradition started in Germany possibly in the 15th century. As many ancient populations, the Germans believed that evergreen trees had magic powers. They decorated the entrance doors and the windows with pine...

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julito Thanks for the info about the origin of our artificial Christmas tree @LadyDuck!

10 Dec 15

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Anna @LadyDuck (505371) • Italy 9 Dec 15

The Christmas tree tradition started in Germany possibly in the 15th century. As many ancient populations, the Germans believed that evergreen trees had magic powers. They decorated the entrance doors and the windows with pine...

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Anna Well, at least we do not kill too many pines and spruces.

10 Dec 15

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