ekuhn
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Took a few dates there back in the day. They'd order the salad and the look at me in shock when it showed up to the table.
The Kalmyk's Tinfoil Hat Happy Hour (aka Most Useless Thread on MTBNJ)
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The weird way language affects our sense of time and space
The languages we speak can have a surprising impact on the way we think about the world and even how we move through it.
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Yes, I do enjoy the mental gymnastics of forming a future/past statement in German.The weird way language affects our sense of time and space
The languages we speak can have a surprising impact on the way we think about the world and even how we move through it.
The Kalmyk
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The weird way language affects our sense of time and space
The languages we speak can have a surprising impact on the way we think about the world and even how we move through it.
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Im bi-lingual. Must look deeper into this. I hate you Pat.. jk... kinda... nah jk for real🙂
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Movie??
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For those cowboys out there, Here is a practice in neuroplasticity...
Degreaser should not be used to clean your chain
Have a good day🙂
Degreaser should not be used to clean your chain
Have a good day🙂
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A photo my Aige took of Geshe Wengyal in Washington NJ. The extremely loved Kalmyk monk. He was the spiritual guide for a group of people who spent 15 years being moved around Europe in box cars before finding America.
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Ponder...
When a river dumps into the ocean, it loses its name
When a river dumps into the ocean, it loses its name
rick81721
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When ocean water moves up a river during high tide...
Fun fact - a water molecule will stay in a river for weeks or months. A water molecule in the ocean will stay for thousands of years.
The Kalmyk
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Appropriate thread...
Had a back and forth with a more experienced statesman on sleeping and aging. I mean, waking up at 4-430am and ready to go was never my thing until about three years ago. I always liked the fact that i was a heavy sleeper. Anywho, most of this is derived in the brain, im always thinking of next next next, get it done, check the box, etc etc. Biking slows that down!
The older statesman mentioned some strategies around satisfying those needs in a more inclusive way where my boy can be involved!! So, im making a trip to the attic to find Axis and Allies for some late night brain exercise. Imma light his ass up!!! Never let your kids win btw😉😂
Had a back and forth with a more experienced statesman on sleeping and aging. I mean, waking up at 4-430am and ready to go was never my thing until about three years ago. I always liked the fact that i was a heavy sleeper. Anywho, most of this is derived in the brain, im always thinking of next next next, get it done, check the box, etc etc. Biking slows that down!
The older statesman mentioned some strategies around satisfying those needs in a more inclusive way where my boy can be involved!! So, im making a trip to the attic to find Axis and Allies for some late night brain exercise. Imma light his ass up!!! Never let your kids win btw😉😂
rick81721
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Great game - haven't played it in over 20 years tho
PS I have never been a morning person. If I get up before 8am - that's early!
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Yeah- cool thing about playing with my son, is i can set up situations where he really has to think. None of this two step thinking being enhanced by swiping through our SM feeds
. That dust collecting dining room table is finally getting some use.
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None of us have seen the sun in real time. Enjoy your Thursday🤘🏻🤘🏻