23 is a prime number.

I collect stories. I like to write my own but gathering old and new stories is a passion of mine.

Mine once spotted a catfish online, they tried to butter mine up about how their culture favors southpaws.

Total BS! No living culture or society favors left-handed people. The few who ever did were wiped out by right-handed "missionaries", and their greedy conquering nations.

The reason some animals' eyes "glow in the dark" is because of a structure called the tapteum lucidum. This structure reflects light back through the eyes, allowing the animals who have it to see better in the dark. Humans don't have this, so if you ever think you see a person at night and their eyes glow... good luck.

Mine am changing mine car's oil early, the dipstick reads one notch above minimum. The best option without spending much is to use the new material now, an buy the small remainder in a few days.

This may also allow mine to see if a timing problem could be caused by something as simple as low engine oil, as mine Pontiac G6 has VVT. Mine willing to try out all possibilities before thinking that the problem could be a major issue like a timing chain.

ATM mine iz waiting for the engine to cool, no need to get a burn from hot metal, or oil.

I've been playing Pokemon since the first gen. Still enjoying it. :)

Today mine finished the electrical schematic assignment, after two+ hours of tedious coloring. This came after three weeks of wrapping mine head around the written portion.

A southpaw'd mind grasps pictures and color better than words and logic, zo mine not surprised by this outcome. Bob Dylan took months to add lyrics to the melody of Blowin' in the Wind, yet the melody he made in a few minutes.

I can't stand the story The Little Mermaid. Not even Disney's original can make me like that story. I have never found a version I enjoy.

Mine learned to twirl a pen/pencil with mine southpaw, after watching the action in a James Bond movie. Mine can only do this port, an only counter-clockwise.

I'm a fan of the Tales of series. In fact I prefer them to Final Fantasy.

Mine unable to comprehend this human invention "dating". Males making fools of themselves, and only to be rejected. Must be the way a dog chases cars, what would one do with it if caught?

At least humans have that annoying thing called a choice, males can reject females, something no other animal does.

Update 10/10 An it seems the solution for mine car's engine troubles may be to simply change it out. Tho a rebuilt engine could cost more than a rebuild kit, it is less time consuming. Fortunately one of mine brothers pledged to help with research and costs, under the agreement that mine put in as much as possible.

To celebrate my new job my parents got me a gift. Two 10 week old guinea pigs. It's been a while since I raised piggies this young but they are so cute. :)

i am tiered and hot but i still worked in my flower garden.

I'd love to do a professional level cosplay but I can't think of a good outfit.

Mine dislike movies that tack on a zombie theme and go from there. The only exception is an Aussie indie production, Wrymwood: Road of the Dead. It's basically Mad Max, with zombies; tho mine was hooked by the spin of the zombie element. What made the zombies appear also had an effect on vehicles, and that some people can be immune.

There is also an awesome twist regarding the immunity, watch it.

The older guinea pigs in the group have begun to accept the two little ones we adopted. With the weather getting colder I'm glad they have older herd members to help them stay safe and warm.

Mine see how some qualities are rare among women, tho mine can defeat all of those by asking "And how many of them are southpaw'd?"

Not even one.

A single attribute can eliminate the entire species, which does not surprise mine.

My grandmother was left handed and at least one of my aunts is too.

The Great White Shark has the strongest bite force of any animal.

peachfaced lovebirds tuck nesting material into thei hind feathers to take n carry back to their nest