The 2,000,000th post game

Originally posted by rudester
This strange lady once came up to me and accused me of being the devil. I replied, thank-you! 😆

That's silly, everyone knows that the devil is Ironmouse.

Orthodox Christmas Day is observed by many Eastern Orthodox Christians to celebrate the birth of Jesus, who they believe to be the son of God. In many ways the day is observed similarly to how Western Churches observe Christmas Day, but there are some differences.

Orthodox Christmas Day takes place when it does because many Eastern Orthodox Churches follow the Julian calendar instead of the more adhered to Gregorian calendar. They still celebrate Christmas on December 25, but until 2100, December 25 on the Julian calendar is the same as January 7 on the Gregorian calendar. After 2100, Orthodox Christmas Day will take place on January 8 of the Gregorian calendar. This will be so because leap days are dropped in certain centennial years on the Gregorian calendar. Many Orthodox Christians in East and Central Europe follow the Julian calendar, as do various Orthodox Churches in the United States, such as the Russian, Ukrainian, and Serbian. Orthodox Christmas Day is a public holiday in some countries, but not in the United States.

Are you orthodox?

Iornmouse is a anime cartoon character

Carrier pigeon drug smuggling birds. Nice. What will they think of next.

NASA satellite to fall from the sky and green shooting star heading to earth. What is this strange rock?

If there's one thing I've learned it's that it would probably take a lot to kill me.

Originally posted by rudester
What is this strange rock?

Could have traces of uranium or terbium.

Originally posted by rudester
Iornmouse is a anime cartoon character

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Originally posted by Gobblygook
If there's one thing I've learned it's that it would probably take a lot to kill me.

Depends how would you like to go out?

Originally posted by Nuke Nixon
Could have traces of uranium or terbium.

I am sure they thought of that. Recently a man from Australia found a meteorite that consisted of a few unknown elements not listed in the periodic table. It sold for millions in a Chinese auction.

Which begs the question, just how many more elements are there in the universe and is our periodic table just the tip of the iceberg.

One of my favorite sweet treats.

Pap.

Pep.

Pip.

Pop.

Pup.

Cool…

…all those made sense.