The useless bits of info to see if we can make a million posts thread

[cAstAgeAr]

So will probably piss down

[cAstAgeAr]

May even take the kids and the dog down the beach and have a BBQ if it sunny

[cAstAgeAr]

And a or 2

[cAstAgeAr]

Cant have a BBQ without a :

[cAstAgeAr]

post #7385

[cAstAgeAr]

Just one more and that will do

[cAstAgeAr]

Thats it for now . . . outta here

[Mutha]

i blacked out and smashed my head on the bumber of the car first then the draw bar of the trailer.....

That sounds nasty, you could of split your head open.

[Mutha]

Melbourne 31 max, late expected

[Mutha]

Need a

[Mutha]

Nescafe Gold

[Mutha]

Thats it for now . . . outta here

Good effort Casserole :aussie

[Mutha]

The lucky number 13

But 13 is not unlucky for all. The Mayas worshipped the 13 gods of the upper world. The Aztecs climbed 13 steps to their sacred places. Buddhists paid homage to 13 Buddhas. In Jewish faith, God revealed Himself by 13 attributes of bountiful mercy (Exodus 34: 6-7). The orthodox Jewish prayer book hold the Thirteen Principles of Faith. Jewish boys celebrate their Bar Mitzvah at age 13.

The number 13 in Greek is triskaideka and the fear of the number 13 is called triskaidekaphobia.

[Mutha]

The baker's dozen

The "unlucky 13" is the reason why the thirteen loaves that bakers once supplied were never called by the number, but described as "a baker's dozen." The thirteenth loaf was regarded as a special bribe for the devil not to spoil the sale or the bread.

[Mutha]

The number 13

It is believed that the fear for the number 13 stems from primitive man being unable to count past 12. Numbers beyond 12 do now have an individual and independent name but are a combination of the first 12 numbers. With 12 being the end of the line, 13 was moving into unknown territory.

In Norse mythology the 13th number led to the death of Baldur, the beloved of the gods. When the 12 gods gathered for a banquet in Valhalla, Loki gatecrashed the party, increasing the number to 13, which led to the death of Baldur. It also happens that in Tarot cards, 13 is called "Death."