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You said it dawg

Alan Hale Jr. was in BATTLE HYMN with James Hong, who was in R.I.P.D. with Kevin Bacon.

What does a nosey pepper do?

It gets jalapeño business.

TODAY IS

Hell of a party, eh? Did you get any sleep last night?

Oh that’s good. Me?

I passrd Out on the toilet while taking a huge dump.

Not sure if that counts, though.

And

A normal juggling pattern is called a “cascade”.

Juggling has been around for at least 4,000 years. The first recorded evidence of juggling has been seen in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics in the Beni Hassan tomb. Evidence of juggling has also been seen in other cultures throughout the world, including the Ancient Chinese, Ancient Greeks, Aztec Indians and Native American Indians.

The most recognizable form of juggling is toss juggling, in which objects are thrown into the air, caught and thrown again. Jugglers often refer to the objects they juggle as props. The most common props are balls or beanbags, clubs, and rings. Today, Some performers use more dramatic objects such as torches, knives, and even chainsaws.

Juggling can have many benefits. It develops concentration, hand-eye coordination and patience. When heavier balls are used, juggling can help to improve upper body strength and agility.

When beginning to learn to juggle many people start with scarves, then move to bean bags and finally graduate to balls. Rings are the easiest to use when juggling a large number of items. In 2002, Albert Lucas set a world record by juggling 13 rings.