Woodcraft Note: Synthetic automobile tires have turned out to be remarkably attractive to porcupines, who eat them right down to the rim.
By Stanley Edgar Hyman and E. B. White The New Yorker, January 6 , 1945P. 15 Woodcraft Note: Synthetic automobile tires have turned out to be remarkably attractive to porcupines, who eat them right down to the rim.
The New Yorker, January 6 , 1945P. 15 Woodcraft Note: Synthetic automobile tires have turned out to be remarkably attractive to porcupines, who eat them right down to the rim.
Lithium disc batteries, commonly used in key fobs, digital thermometers, remote controls, watches, cameras, holiday ornaments, and hand-held electronic toys, are remarkably attractive to infants, toddlers, and young children, who tend to find ways to hide these glistening beauties in their ear canals, stick them up their noses, or worse, swallow them.
Paul Rudd went off on his own, but when the overweight actor and his daughter met up with several of her friends—all of whom were remarkably attractive, even by LA standards Paul Rudd came back to the table and joined them.
Shifts from full-time to part-time work will be remarkably more attractive for employers and employees than they used to be, and taxpayers will be picking up the tab.
Everyone knew (and still knows) that Facebook is a remarkably attractive company, but valuation was the key component missing from the Silicon valley analysis relative to Wall Street.
The trainer, as it happens, is a remarkably attractive woman, and like the horse, she is naked.
My friends were all remarkably attractive, intelligent, and witty, and white people often asked them why they were single.
The views of what is attractive are remarkably consistent, regardless of race, nationality, or age.
I think it's a good thing and Larry's good for the sport.' Considering the distasteful remarks about 'butch' players in her playing career, King is remarkably unsour about the number of attractive young women on the professional tour now.
