B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for August 17, 2021

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    David OBrien  about 3 years ago

    And it’s turtles all the way down.

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    Doug K  about 3 years ago

    Dookey Bird: "… and I get off for a “minute” and there goes my ride."

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    hariseldon59  about 3 years ago

    Looks like the kingdom of Id.

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    Skeptical Meg  about 3 years ago

    As I was wandering down the beach at Bethany, I believe it was, I came across a woman making a wonderful sand sculpture. It was huge, kids on the beach were “helping” and the basic structure was a dragon with a town on its back. She explained that they had built a town but did not realise it was on a dragon, not land. She would build something different each year while on vacation from Dow, up in Delaware, and she built it below the high tide mark. Part of the fun for the kids was to try to save the doomed sculpture as the water rose.

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    Sir Ruddy Blighter, Jr.  about 3 years ago

    The Shell Owners Association dues are going to be MURDER

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    bigger Nate  about 3 years ago

    The Lilliputians have arrived

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    littlejohn Premium Member about 3 years ago

    Could be housing for critters that would take care of any turtle parasites. Thus paying for their lodging.

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    dflak  about 3 years ago

    And for a large enough campaign contribution I can rezone that single family dwelling area into a toxic waste dump for you.

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    vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 3 years ago

    Wow, swallows apparently couldn’t find Capistrano for a while.

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    sandpiper  about 3 years ago

    Urban mixed use: a term developers use to congest open ground. The theme is that people would prefer to live, work, shop, and be entertained within very short area.

    Some suggest that labor intensive businesses are not suitable to heavily occupied areas, except for the ‘clean’ type, such as offices and some retail and food venues. They also show that the average salary for most will not support the higher prices for new housing and parking, and that ‘green spaces’ will be severely limited or omitted. Meanwhile the top tier will choose to live in less cluttered, more relaxed surroundings and continue to commute to work.

    Add to that the current trend to basic penitentury style architecture that is being promoted as the ’next new thing. The future will be interesting.

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    wes tnt  about 3 years ago

    coming to a small town near you. goodbye, rural and suburban life. when the govt offers those incentives, its hard for town govts to resist……..

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    tygrkhat40  about 3 years ago

    Ants got condos!

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    ChessPirate  about 3 years ago

    Well, there goes the neighborhood… very slowly…

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    stamps  about 3 years ago

    Good thing it wasn’t a highway construction zone.

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    raybarb44  about 3 years ago

    And what, pray tell, resides there?…..

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    COL Crash  about 3 years ago

    Well that explains why there are some Cultures who believe the World is built on the back of some giant Turtle.

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    pcmcdonald  about 3 years ago

    The Outer Limits, Sand Kings.

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    zeexenon  about 3 years ago

    That there is a mighty fine oversized voice bubble you have. Hot air will do that.

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    WCraft Premium Member about 3 years ago

    All that while you were taking a nap? I waited months for contractors! Please post contact info!

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