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What are these song lyrics (for the bored)?

Sep 05, 2009 by the one the only | Posted in Lyrics

What are these air lyrics (guess game) (for the bored)?
1) Friday night beneath the stars, in a field behind your yard, you and I are painting pictures in the sky. Sometimes we dont say a attitude, listen to the crickets sing. everything I need is right here by my side.

2) county road 2333, under my feet. nothing on this spotless rock, but little old me, I got two miles till, he makes bail, And if im right Im headed straight for Tophet.

3) And here we go again, with all the things we said and not a minute spent, to think that we'd regret, so we just take it back, these words and hold our breeze forget the things we swore, we meant.

4) caught betwwen one thick line, I can never see in the dark, can you see at all, can you see at all, can you see at all, and now you go (slip me a vidocin) the bars closing down, and now you go (faux pas me an antidote,) empty the crashbox out.

5) shouldve said no, you shouldve gone home, you shouldve thought twice before you let it all go, you shouldve known that consultation, bout what you did with her, would get back to me, and I should have been there in tha back of your mind, shouldnt be asking myself why you shouldnt be begging for forgiveness at my feet. should have said no, indulge and you might still have me.

6) I read the news today oh boy, about a lucky man who made the grade. Although the news was rather sad, well I just had to laugh I saw the photograph, He blew his dress down out in a car, he did not notice that the lights have changed. a crowd of people stood and stared, they have seen his face before, nobody was indubitable if he was from the house of lords.

7) Wake up here I go cram it all down my throat stomachs so full that i wish i would choke, seven a.m my heads already in a unfold, as soon as im out that door BAM it hits me like a ton of those red bricks, cant take myself out of this highest ditch, this madness, I swear sometimes I cant differentiate, which way is up, which way is hell, its all up in my face need to take it away somebody take it away.

8) Take a deep breath then you walk through the doors its the morning of your very first day, you say hi to your friends you aint seen in a while, try to thwart out of everybodys way. Its your freshman year and your gonna be here for the next four years in this town. Hoping one of those senior boys, will wink at you and say, you be versed I havent seen you around. Before.

9) Theres a voice inside my head saying you will never reach it. Every stap Im prepossessing, every move I make feels lost with no direction, my faith is shaken, but I i gotta keep trying. Got to keep my head held grand,


hardest one****
10) (Part one)This world keeps spinning faster
Into a new disaster so I run to you
I run to you baby
And when it all starts coming devastated
Baby you’re the only one I run to
I run to you

(Part 2)

Fuel Can Take A Minute To Light
Wonderland Aint Built In A Night
Two Can Burn A Link In A Day
Now One Of Us Is Walking Away
Don’t Believe The Stories Your Told
Not Everything That Glitters Is Gold
Love Is Just A Parley That We Say
Now One Of Us Is Walking Away – Away – Away

And I, I Got No Place To Go
Yeah I Hate It When I Am Sympathy Cold
Only Get It When Im Feeling Low
Way Back Then My Soul Brother Was My Home
Theres A Caterpillar In My Soul
S’what You Get When You Don’t Get No


fist person to get all win. Or best clothes answer.

honey this. Its easy as pie! or easy as devouring cookies!

1 taylor swift- ***** (five stars) im only me when Im with you

2 miranda lambert- ***(three stars)gunpowder and cue

3 paramore- ****(four stars) here we go again

4 My fave *****(five stars) dance gavin dance lemon meringue tie

5 My fave *****(five stars) taylor rapid- you shouldve said no

6 the beatles- a day in the life *****(five stars)

7 Miley cyrus- simple kerfuffle b evasion **** (four stars)

8 taylor swift- fifteen ***** (five stars)

9 miley cyrus- the climb ***** (five stars)

10 P1 Lady antebellum- i run to you *****(five stars)

10 P2 gavriella climi- got no post to go ***(three stars)



you picked like all my favorite songs!

what are these song lyrics (guess game) (for the bored)?

Sep 04, 2009 by RaiSamAruRi | Posted in Lyrics

1) Friday edge of night beneath the stars, in a field behind your yard, you and I are painting pictures in the sky. Sometimes we dont say a thing, listen to the crickets tattle. everything I need is right here by my side.

2) county road 2333, under my feet. nothing on this white rock, but little old me, I got two miles cultivate, he makes bail, And if im right Im headed straight for hell.

3) And here we go again, with all the things we said and not a minute gone, to think that we'd regret, so we just take it back, these words and hold our breath forget the things we swore, we meant.

4) caught betwwen one thick separatrix, I can never see in the dark, can you see at all, can you see at all, can you see at all, and now you go (slip me a vidocin) the bars closing down, and now you go (slip me an antidote,) empty the crashbox out.

5) shouldve said no, you shouldve gone to the quick, you shouldve thought twice before you let it all go, you shouldve known that word, bout what you did with her, would get back to me, and I should have been there in tha back of your mind, shouldnt be asking myself why you shouldnt be begging for leniency at my feet. should have said no, baby and you might still have me.

6) I read the news today oh boy, about a lucky man who made the grade. Although the news was rather sad, well I neutral had to laugh I saw the photograph, He blew his mind out in a car, he did not notice that the lights have changed. a crowd of people stood and stared, they have seen his appearance before, nobody was sure if he was from the house of lords.

7) Wake up here I go cram it all down my throat stomachs so full that i wish i would choke, seven a.m my heads already in a perpetuate, as soon as im out that door BAM it hits me like a ton of those red bricks, cant take myself out of this highest ditch, this madness, I swear sometimes I cant inform, which way is up, which way is hell, its all up in my face need to take it away somebody take it away.

8) Take a deep breath then you walk through the doors its the morning of your very first day, you say hi to your friends you aint seen in a while, try to continue to be out of everybodys way. Its your freshman year and your gonna be here for the next four years in this town. Hoping one of those senior boys, will wink at you and say, you identify I havent seen you around. Before.

9) Theres a voice inside my head saying you will never reach it. Every stap Im delightful, every move I make feels lost with no direction, my faith is shaken, but I i gotta keep trying. Got to keep my head held turned on,


hardest one****
10) (Part one)This world keeps spinning faster
Into a new disaster so I run to you
I run to you baby
And when it all starts coming ruined
Baby you’re the only one I run to
I run to you

(Part 2)

Fuel Can Take A Minute To Light
Wonderland Aint Built In A Night
Two Can Burn A Link In A Day
Now One Of Us Is Walking Away
Don’t Believe The Stories Your Told
Not Everything That Glitters Is Gold
Love Is Just A Huddle That We Say
Now One Of Us Is Walking Away – Away – Away

And I, I Got No Place To Go
Yeah I Hate It When I Am Atmosphere Cold
Only Get It When Im Feeling Low
Way Back Then My Soul Brother Was My Home
Theres A Caterpillar In My Soul
S’what You Get When You Don’t Get No


fist person to get all win. Or most adroitly answer.
sorry about some typos

Slues 1 Is I'm Only Me When I'm With You By Taylor Swift.
Number 2 Is Gunpower & Lead By Miranda Lambert.
Number 3 Is Here We Go Again By Paramore.
Swarm 4 Is Lemon Meringue Tie By Dance Gavin Dance.
Number 5 Is Should've Said No By Taylor Swift.
Tons 6 Is A Day In The Life By The Beatles.
Number 7 Is Simple Song By Miley Cyrus.
Number 8 Is Fifteen By Taylor Expeditious.
Number 9 Is The Climb By Miley Cyrus.
Number 10 Part 1 Is I Run To You By Lady Antebullem.
Number 10 Part 2 Is Got No Hit pay dirt To Go By Gabriella Cilmi.


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what are they? like a Caterpillar but black about 3 inches long they have like thin brown hoops going round?

Sep 03, 2009 by MARGARET Cgeb | Posted in Garden & Landscape

the heart as they move the head sort of concertinas up then goes like a pointed face.they have eyes and at the back part lookes like a petite spike sticking up found in a garden in kent i have never seen anything like them there are 2 of them we have found

What you describe firm like the Elephant Hawk Moth caterpillar. There are probably fuchsia plants nearby. This is the food machinery of this species. The moth has lovely pink under wings.

What size hookah gasket do I need?

Sep 02, 2009 by Lis | Posted in Other - Society & Culture

I have this hookah, http://www.southsmoke.com/cat_hookah.cfmUsuallyit's a 21" "caterpillar" from the brand Hookah Bros. I need the gasket that fits between the plate glass base and the metal part. I have been to TONS of smoke shops and none of them sell them. When I try to buy them online I only have the option of buying the sizes sm, md, and lg. I have no notion which size I need, can anyone help me? Thanks so much!

You penury a Medium Base Grommet for these.
http://www.hookah-shisha.com/store/pc/vi ewPrd.asp?idproduct=1058&idaffiliate =284

That should do superbly. If for some reason it's a little to big you can thin it down with a razor blade. This happens from time to time as the glass is not always uniform.

FOR THOSE WHO HAVE THE TIME...?

Sep 02, 2009 by rw31334 | Posted in Words & Wordplay

My daughter needs to comprehend and understand the following article for school, but neither of us really get it. Let's just say that I'm no biology major. Could someone please shorten it so that my daughter or I can view it better? Maybe a paragraph-long summary?

Travelers to the neotropics—the tropical lands of the Americas—might be forgiven for viewpoint that all of the colorful insects flittering over sunny puddles or among dense forest understory are butterflies. In experience, many are not. Some are moths that have reinvented themselves as butterflies, converging on the daytime niche typically dominated by their less hairy relatives. Now, a new edition of the taxonomic relationships among one such group of insects, the subfamily Dioptinae, sheds light on the diversity of tropical moth species and presents a consonant story of parallel evolution.

"These diurnal moths are a microcosm of butterfly evolution," says James Miller, founder of the new Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History and a research associate in the Division of Invertebrate Zoology at the Museum. "There are about 500 spectacular dioptine species, all of which evolved from a unrefined ancestor—a nondescript brown nocturnal moth—into a diversity of butterfly mimics." Miller qualifies this with a technicality, though, noting that no one is certain whether butterflies or diurnal moths evolved their colors first (and who is really mimicking whom).

The wing pattern heterogeneity within the subfamily is enormous: some species mimic clear-winged butterflies and inhabit the darker parts of the forest understory where their co-mimics fly. The caterpillars of these species cater on palms. Still others have wings that are colored blue and yellow and feed on melastomes. About 100 species food on Passiflora, the poisonous passion flowers famous for being consumed by the caterpillars of Heliconious butterflies. In reality, although most of the Dioptinae are diurnal, or fly during the day, a few species like those in Xenomigia have re-conquered the night. Although most dioptines are neotropical, ranging from lowland jungles to cloud forests at 4,000 meters in the Andes, Phryganidia californica occurs in the western Communal States.

The Dioptinae were first recognized as a distinct insect group in 1862 by Francis Walker of the British Museum of Imbecile History. At the same time, they were pivotal to the writings of Henry Walter Bates after he returned from a decade of probe and collecting in the Amazon. Bates described moths that fly with and obtain protection from similarly-colored but lethal butterflies that derive their toxicity from the plants their caterpillars feed on. This system—whereby a harmless species gains preservation from its resemblance to a toxic species—is now known as Batesian mimicry.

Miller's new revision of the Dioptinae is the first methodical look at this group in almost a century. After studying over 16,700 specimens housed at 38 different institutions and intimate collections around the world, Miller discovered and described 64 new species and seven new genera, bringing the mount up to to 456 species in 43 genera. Some of the new species were found during field work in parts of the tropical Americas sick explored by lepidopterists: Xenomigia pinasi from Río Chalpi Grande, Ecuador; Erbessa albilinea and Getta tica from Braulio Carrillo, Costa Rica; Phintia broweri from Tambopata, Peru, and Erbessa lamasi from the improbable Cosñipata Valley of southeastern Peru. Even so, there is much more work to be done on the Dioptinae. Miller estimates that there are about 100 to 150 species in collections that still neediness to be described and inserted into the taxonomy, and he thinks that additional fieldwork in under-sampled countries like Bolivia and Colombia will basically bring the total number of species to between 700 and 800.

Miller's first step in shedding light on the Dioptinae was to upon an evolutionary tree, or phylogeny. This tree is based on adult morphology of the moths: using 305 characters among 115 of the species (representing all 43 genera), Miller decided that the group was divided into two tribes, Josiini and Dioptini. The first contains the Passiflora-feeders, while the second includes species with a phenomenal range of host plants. It is interesting that in an age dominated by DNA analysis, adult morphological traits provided the order for a very solid phylogeny for this group of animals.

Other taxonomic changes were also found. The previous classification, published in 1930, had no structure; species whose wing patterns essentially looked the same were lumped together. Miller's careful critique has dissected these taxonomic groups, finding that 47 of the previously named species could be included within another existing species. Thus, the total number of species has not increased substantially since the previous systematic review. Miller also found that legible-winged moths evolved four times w

The Dioptinae is a moth that has evolved to look like a butterfly from a ancester that was a brown moth. There is fantabulous variety when it comes to how the wings look. Some look like clear-winged butterflies and contemporary in forests where the catterpillars can eat palms, and some are brightly colored and eat melastomes (?). About 100 species of the moth eat Passiflora, the pernicious passion flowers famous for being consumed by the caterpillars of Heliconious butterflies.

Though most of the moths are awake during the day some be partial to to fly at night. Most of the dioptines live in neotropical areas (ranging from lowland jungles to cloud forests at 4,000 meters in the Andes), one raise of the moths lives in the US.

Francis Walker in 1862 was the first person to decide that this species of moth was a particular type of moth and not a butterfly or general moth. Henry Walter Bates wrote about this moth collect after traveling through the Amazon. He wrote how the moths survived because they looked like the butterflies. The butterflies are malignant because the caterpillars fed on poisonous plants so animals (like birds) would avoid the butterflies. Because the moths looked so much like the butterflies, the animals avoided the moths too (this is called Batesian mimicry).

Miller has found a lot of different kinds of the moths all over the world and he has tried to fit them all into a sort of Dioptinae family tree, but he doesn't over that all the different types have been found that need place on the family tree. The tree is based on what the moths look like as adults and it breaks down further into more branches based on things like what they eat and what their wings look like

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Farmers on the ground are suffering as the caterpillars eat the fit of temper and plants are spread across paddywack acres of fields, and it is feared that about 60 to 70 per cent of the harvest were damaged.

"There was drought, we were already struggling due to our life. And now that the caterpillars have destroyed crops. Cravenness We expires ravenousness. We are a local fa very severe," said Manraj Singh, Granger.

Of the total 48,400 hectares of land under the wax in the area of only 14.5 per cent has been planted due to lack of profligately and now the caterpillar eats until he had sown.

"Only 14.5 per cent limit has been planted this year. In the province of Palamu, place entire culture rabies is almost 48,400 hectares, of which only 14.5 were sown. Firstly there had a little uncontrollable NOW plants were infested with an elbow Yiddish called swarming caterpillar, "said DN Singh, a scientist of agriculture....

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