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He's back... Lt. Aldo Raine! The gentile leader of 'the Bastards', a southerner from the mountains of Tennessee. He is known to Germans as Aldo the Apache, due to his scalping methods used by the Native American Apache tribe. Check out this loaded of great quotes from Aldo Raine. Adult Language.
Coyote Calls
A list of Thomas's very well known words of wisdom.
Melodies and themes continue to be re-used in newer generations of video games. Check this out!
If you are hooked on the music from video games here's a collection to the true gamer's life!
More than other lemurs, mongoose lemurs might be active at different times of the day depending on the time of year. Mongoose lemurs appear to be cathemeral active at varying times, both day and night throughout wet and the dry season. However, during the warm, wet months there is considerably more diurnal and/or crepuscular activity.
Brutal no Quake!
Music is to be enjoyed
For the KBOB morning show podcast. Bethke Elementary, Timnath, Colorado.
Video game theme songs that creates a glorious aural paradise for the gamer in all of us. Listen here.
Theme songs os these wildly successful video games. You're gonna loved it for someone who's played these game many times.
Bob Uecker is the play-by-play man Harry Doyle, now relegated to the minors as announcer for the Buzz. Uecker reprises the role he created in Major League and Major League II. He has won numerous awards as a play-by-play announcer for the Milwaukee Brewers. His ability to laugh at himself have made him a favorite sportcaster. Adult language!
The crane family includes as members the crowned cranes, the whooping crane and the common crane which has recently become re-established in Britain. There are 15 species of cranes worldwide, and some of them are among the most endangered birds. Check out these clips from some of them.
The wildebeest, also known as the gnu is a large ungulate antelope. Gnu is likely an imitation of the wildebeest?s characteristic grunting in the Khoikhoi language. Wildebeest occupy the plains and acacia savannas of eastern Africa.
Jackal is drabber in color, has a white tip on the tail and indistinct stripes along the sides of the body. Jackals live singly or in pairs, but are sometimes found in loose packs of related individuals. They are among the few mammalian species in which the male and female mate for life.