Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

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May 5

• National Astronaut Day
• National Cartoonists Day
• Cinco de Mayo
• National Hoagie Day
• National Totally Chipotle Day
• National Space Day – First Friday in May
• School Lunch Hero Day

 

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[JenniferS]

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It's like I'm psychic! (Not really, I don't believe in that.) I bought two "hoagies" for Ski this afternoon.

What is that last picture though? Looks like stewed prunes or dates or some such thing. Or meat. Could be meat.

 

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It's like I'm psychic! (Not really, I don't believe in that.) I bought two "hoagies" for Ski this afternoon.

What is that last picture though? Looks like stewed prunes or dates or some such thing. Or meat. Could be meat.

chipotles in adobo

 

[JenniferS]

chipotles in adobo

Dumb Canadian. I had to Google "chipotle".
Apparently it's a pepper; so neither meat, nor fruit.

 

[Andrew C]

 

[JenniferS]

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Are you calling one of us something?

 

[Andrew C]

Are you calling one of us something?

That's where I had to take all my pictures from. I was last in line.

It's not easy taking pictures from a horse using an iPhone.

 

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Dumb Canadian. I had to Google "chipotle".
Apparently it's a pepper; so neither meat, nor fruit.

I tried to find a poutine hoagie but couldn't

 

[Tick Tock]

I zoomed in as best as I could to show Mom's amazing talons.

Yet more amazing nature shots, @Nemo14 . I love these! Those talons look lethal.

 

[JenniferS]

Yet more amazing nature shots, @Nemo14 . I love these! Those talons look lethal.

Who needs talons?

 

[JenniferS]

BTW, Holly seems completely fine today ... her usual combination of puppy boisterousness and old timer snoozing.

She's not really eating her kibble, but mainly because I think she's waiting for her evening serving of canned.

 

[Tick Tock]

Who needs talons?
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Interesting fact: The bald eagle has talons with crushing pressure up to 1,000 lbs per inch! By comparison, the talons of a hawk = almost 200 lbs. The falcon's talons have a crushing pressure of over 200 lbs for 3 quarters of the game, but then they let it slip away by the 4th qtr.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

BTW, Holly seems completely fine today ... her usual combination of puppy boisterousness and old timer snoozing.

She's not really eating her kibble, but mainly because I think she's waiting for her evening serving of canned.

I'm glad to hear your pup is normal today!

 

[JenniferS]

Interesting fact: The bald eagle has talons with crushing pressure up to 1,000 lbs per inch! By comparison, the talons of a hawk = almost 200 lbs. The falcon's talons have a crushing pressure of over 200 lbs for 3 quarters of the game, but then they let it slip away by the 4th qtr.

Mike is an Eagles' fan. He says - ditto for them.

 

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[Lucky]

Interesting fact: The bald eagle has talons with crushing pressure up to 1,000 lbs per inch! By comparison, the talons of a hawk = almost 200 lbs. The falcon's talons have a crushing pressure of over 200 lbs for 3 quarters of the game, but then they let it slip away by the 4th qtr.

So how does that compare to a raven?

 

[Tick Tock]

So how does that compare to a raven?

They're one of the few birds with rings around their talons.

 

[Mike S]

So how does that compare to a raven?

Ravens are more like writing desks.

 

[JenniferS]

Ravens are more like writing desks.

You know darn well I had to Google that.
Did I read no children's books?