In Greece, among English speaking people, the words sheeps and ships are often interchanged. A ship becomes a “sheep” and a sheep becomes a “ship.” Lambs become “lamps.” I have often giggled and laughed and made up sayings about the ships going down to the sea to board the sheeps, bringing along the lamps with […]
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Here in Greece, out in the country side rural areas, donkeys are not uncommon. In Northern Ireland when I was a child, there were quite common as well. I’m not sure if the donkey above was an ass (male donkey) or the female “jennie,” but nevertheless, asses were pretty common. As I wrote about my
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Via Rants For The Invisible People, I came across this silly face recognition thingie, where you upload a pic of yourself, and it provides you with famous people you look like. I’m posting the picture of myself that I uploaded. You can judge for yourself how accurate this face recognition thing is. I might try
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