milk

[Charles]

Has anyone ever had a yen for walrus milk, or ever tasted it? Just wondered.

[nagi...@gmail.com]

What does it taste like. I will let you try it first haha smiles.

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[Kristy Morgan]

How did you hear about this.? I have never heard or had it.

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Has anyone ever had a yen for walrus milk, or ever tasted it? Just wondered.

[Charles]

I don't know Debbie, but I was watching a youtube video on walruses, and
they mentioned the pups drinking their mother's milk and it is very rich
in fat.  The sounds made by one of the walruses on a video were
something else.  So here's a link to someone coaching a trained walrus
and telling them which sound to make.  I still haven't found a genuine
video for a wild walrus. In grade 2 Miss Boehm gave us a handout in
braille on how to butcher and cache a walrus for later eating and use. 
As if we would need to know that in Brantford, but hey that's life at
WRMS in those days.  I wonder if one of my class mates remembers that
braille thermoformed handout on how to cache a walrus.  So here's a link
to the lady trainer and those walrus sounds.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAVL61yeCYs

[nagi...@gmail.com]

Interesting I wouldn't think one would need to train an animal to make thereown sounds.

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[nagi...@gmail.com]

It sounds to much like AI to me.

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[Charles]

No, this video is legitimate, but it is true that this pesky AI is
everywhere now.  It has pretty well taken over google searching.  I
think that using Brave and DuckDuckGo would help to reduce AI
interference.  Even turning off all AI functioning in Firefox doesn't
get rid of it.

Now Debbie, I know that you will just love using Duck-Duck-Go! Quack quack!

[nagi...@gmail.com]

Well lets hope you can get a good phone so we can quack together haha.

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[Charles]

Well Debbie, Actually I did order a desk corded landline phone from
Amazon through another's account, but when I unboxed the phone it turned
out that it is based on a mess of convoluted menus and features, and
which one must follow the display to operate. So back to the drawing
board for something which should in fact be crazy simple.

[nagi...@gmail.com]

What about something like the new blind shell? I checked out the blind shell when the CNiB hub came here, and the blind shell that I saw is allot better then the one before. Devon's blind shell was a large phone, this one that I checked out seemed to be able to do much more. And it is smaller. Or get an eye phone with a blue tooth key board or the hable 1 to help you operate the phone.

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[Charles]

Oh the operation of an iPhone is not an issue Debora.  That is
incidental wit or without a keyboard, incidental with or without a
braille display, albeit I do strongly prefer that tactile--haptic
feeback.  I am speaking here of a simple, corded, landline deskphone. 
Simple no frills, like we've known for all our lives. If I want the
corded deskphone to have bluetooth or a corded headset for handsfree use
I can build that without difficulty.  A cell phone is quite another
matter, gentle Debbie, and not the issue here. Infact, I can connect a
landline phone to my cell phone via Bluetooth so as to have that
mobility and flexibility if I want. Again, I simply want a
straightforward, landline, corded (NOT CORDLESS I can't stand cordless
phones) desktop phone.  A cell phone would serve another set of purposes.

[Rod]

Imagine it would taste like bull's milk! HAHAHA

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[Charles]

Now Rod, that is a lot of bull. hahaha

[nagi...@gmail.com]

Now Rod I wouldn't cow tow to that guy Charles smiling

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[nagi...@gmail.com]

If it has allot of fat in the milk I wouldn't want to drink that stuff I am already fluffy enough

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[Charles]

No Debora you're NOT fluffy enough!

Why build a chapel when you can build a cathedral!

[nagi...@gmail.com]

Well I don't want my heart to work harder then it needs too, I seem to have a fast beat, my blood pressure is fin but if I get to fat and fluffy then my hart will have to work harder then nessisary.

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[nagi...@gmail.com]

O I sure know what you mean about cordless phones I hope you can get the kind of desk phone you want. You got to do what your comfortable with is there an independent specialist out in Ottawa? I think if I'not mistaken the CNIB is still in Ottawa? The reason as to why I thought of an eye phone is becase if you don't have some one to help you with a phone situation you could use be my eyes or seeing a I. this way you would have some of your own control over the situation

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[Charles]

Well DebDebs, then look at it this way.  People confuse population
statistics and supposed risk trends with individual/personal
predictions.  And, social media tends to make these things worse and not
better.  Also, cultural biases in North America decide people's
perceptions rather than simple good commonsense and accurate facts.  A
nice and fluffy woman's heart health is not determined by body size
alone.  Nope.  There are nice plush women who are healthy, and there are
smallish women who are not healthy.  Besides, risk is Not certainty. 
The vague possibility that something Might happen -- regardless of how
unlikely -- can become almost a certainty in the minds of people as
though it will happen.

Now there must be an easier way for me to have said this, but my writing
and speech patterns have become more cumbersome since July 2018, so I
hope you can follow this.

[nagi...@gmail.com]

Yes I agree with all that you said, only thing about being to fluffy it gets a little uncomfortably carrying all this fluf around, kind of hard on the joints get a bit winded when walking up and down stairs, but the y is helping that out some.

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[Charles]

Well gentle Debbie, guess what?  You can celebrate your lovely fluffy
fullness as a joyous blessing from God, as a deliberate and wonderful
masterpiece of creation.  As the verse says, you are fearfully and
wonderfully made. Psalm 139:14.  Now Debbie you couldn't say no to That,
could you. hahaha

And, when you get winded remember that God gives strength to the weary.
Isaiah 40:29-31.


So then, what think you about that?

Probably we should take this playful but very true banter off list.

Charles

[nagi...@gmail.com]

Your rite about that.

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