A little late for that, don't you think?You have the app for Maineiacs Ms.Mod?
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A little late for that, don't you think?You have the app for Maineiacs Ms.Mod?
A little late for that, don't you think?
This little fella made me smile, so I thought I'd share ♥
I've been to Iceland, they don't look like they've been in-breeding for hundreds of years!Apparently it's enough of a problem that there's now "an app for that".
"Three engineers made an app for the ‘Íslendingabók‘ database. People can now easily, and on the go, look up how they are related to other Icelanders. And a precious feature, using the bump technology, allows people that meet to just bump their phones together, to instantly see if they are too related to take things any further. The engineers’ slogan for this feature was: “Bump the app before you bump in bed”.
Well you have to remember that the Irish women and the viking men weren't related or anything like that, plus, inbreeding has actually been going on for thousands of years, royal families used to do it because they did not trust outsiders. Obviously the vikings had sons and their sons had sons and then they married each others families and yadda yadda yadda, you have Iceland.I've been to Iceland, they don't look like they've been in-breeding for hundreds of years!
Well, I did an app that supposedly did the same with the families of the UK, I already new my families history and that app was not even remotely correct.Apparently it's enough of a problem that there's now "an app for that".
"Three engineers made an app for the ‘Íslendingabók‘ database. People can now easily, and on the go, look up how they are related to other Icelanders. And a precious feature, using the bump technology, allows people that meet to just bump their phones together, to instantly see if they are too related to take things any further. The engineers’ slogan for this feature was: “Bump the app before you bump in bed”.
How has Maineiacs not become a thing?A little late for that, don't you think?
It is with the Maine Air National Guard who call themselves "Maineiacs" but the rest of us call ourselves Mainers.How has Maineiacs not become a thing?
How about Mainites?It is with the Maine Air National Guard who call themselves "Maineiacs" but the rest of us call ourselves Mainers.
Never heard that one before.How about Mainites?
Well, if the great State of Maine decides to use it, that's okay, so long as they pay me for it!Never heard that one before.
If there ever becomes a political issue, how about the term Mainstayers?
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You never know, maybe Maine will decide to secede from the union? And those who want to stay call themselves Mainstayers.
We seceded from Massachusetts back in 1820 but doubt that we would ever secede from the US. It's sometimes said as a joke that we're almost Canadian as it is.Well, if Maine ever decides to secede from the union, there could be Mainstayers?
Here is a fact for you: if the state of Wyoming was to secede from the union, they would be bankrupt in less than a day. But if Texas was to secede, they would be in the top five greatest economies in the world, Texas actually gives more money than it gets, I wonder why the independence movement isn't more popular, where as in Wyoming, they get more than they put into the Federal government, so that is why they would be bankrupt.We seceded from Massachusetts back in 1820 but doubt that we would ever secede from the US. It's sometimes said as a joke that we're almost Canadian as it is.
Mwa Ha Ha (You're not actually anywhere near this ride are you?)
This is from Wikipedia:
"On the evening of June 14, 1986, the fourth car of the yellow train derailed before encountering the third and final loop. The train failed to clear the loop and slid backwards fishtailing wildly and crashing into a concrete pillar. Damage from the derailment caused the lap bars to disengage at some point during the ride, throwing its four passengers at least 25 feet (7.6 m) to the floor below. Three passengers died in the incident, while a fourth was critically injured. About 19 others were treated for less severe injuries at the nearby Misericordia Community Hospital. An investigation determined that bolts on the left wheel assembly worked loose causing the accident, and that design flaws by Schwarzkopf along with a lack of maintenance by the mall were likely to blame"