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59987

Women in fiction who regularly go barefoot

  1. Rapunzel, “Tangled”
  2. Wilma Flintstone
  3. Sheena, Queen of the Jungle
  4. Lady Pole, “Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell”
  5. Arya Stark, A Song of Ice and Fire
  6. Maria Vargas, the Barefoot Contessa
  7. Luna Lovegood, “Harry Potter”
  8. Jane (as in “Me Tarzan, you Jane”)
59988

Women in fiction who regularly go barefoot

  1. Rapunzel, “Tangled”
  2. Wilma Flintstone
  3. Sheena, Queen of the Jungle
  4. Lady Pole, “Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell”
  5. Arya Stark, A Song of Ice and Fire
  6. Maria Vargas, the Barefoot Contessa
  7. Luna Lovegood, “Harry Potter”
  8. Jane (as in “Me Tarzan, you Jane”)
  9. Rima (Green Mansions, by William Henry Hudson)
59989

Women in fiction who regularly go barefoot

  1. Rapunzel, “Tangled”
  2. Wilma Flintstone
  3. Sheena, Queen of the Jungle
  4. Lady Pole, “Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell”
  5. Arya Stark, A Song of Ice and Fire
  6. Maria Vargas, the Barefoot Contessa
  7. Luna Lovegood, “Harry Potter”
  8. Jane (as in “Me Tarzan, you Jane”)
  9. Rima (Green Mansions, by William Henry Hudson)
  10. Nim, “Nim’s Island”
59990

Women in fiction who regularly go barefoot

  1. Rapunzel, “Tangled”
  2. Wilma Flintstone
  3. Sheena, Queen of the Jungle
  4. Lady Pole, “Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell”
  5. Arya Stark, A Song of Ice and Fire
  6. Maria Vargas, the Barefoot Contessa
  7. Luna Lovegood, “Harry Potter”
  8. Jane (as in “Me Tarzan, you Jane”)
  9. Rima (Green Mansions, by William Henry Hudson)
  10. Nim, “Nim’s Island”
  11. Phyllis, in the original Pierre Boulle novel “Planet of the Apes”
59991

Women in fiction who regularly go barefoot

  1. Rapunzel, “Tangled”
  2. Wilma Flintstone
  3. Sheena, Queen of the Jungle
  4. Lady Pole, “Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell”
  5. Arya Stark, A Song of Ice and Fire
  6. Maria Vargas, the Barefoot Contessa
  7. Luna Lovegood, “Harry Potter”
  8. Jane (as in “Me Tarzan, you Jane”)
  9. Rima (Green Mansions, by William Henry Hudson)
  10. Nim, “Nim’s Island”
  11. Phyllis, in the original Pierre Boulle novel “Planet of the Apes”
  12. Sierra Snow, It’s Walky! and Dumbing of Age
59992

Women in fiction who regularly go barefoot

  1. Rapunzel, “Tangled”
  2. Wilma Flintstone
  3. Sheena, Queen of the Jungle
  4. Lady Pole, “Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell”
  5. Arya Stark, A Song of Ice and Fire
  6. Maria Vargas, the Barefoot Contessa
  7. Luna Lovegood, “Harry Potter”
  8. Jane (as in “Me Tarzan, you Jane”)
  9. Rima (Green Mansions, by William Henry Hudson)
  10. Nim, “Nim’s Island”
  11. Phyllis, in the original Pierre Boulle novel “Planet of the Apes”
  12. Sierra Snow, It’s Walky! and Dumbing of Age
  13. Joy, “Inside Out”

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Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
59993

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
59994

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
  3. Drinking and driving
59995

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
  3. Drinking and driving
  4. Oil and water
59996

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese

  2. Beer and ice cream

  3. Drinking and driving

  4. Oil and water

  5. Asteroids and dinosaurs

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59997

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
  3. Drinking and driving
  4. Oil and water
  5. Asteroids and dinosaurs
  6. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton
59998

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
  3. Drinking and driving
  4. Oil and water
  5. Asteroids and dinosaurs
  6. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton
  7. Twenty-seven kilograms of Uranium-235 and twenty-seven more kilograms of Uranium-235
59999

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
  3. Drinking and driving
  4. Oil and water
  5. Asteroids and dinosaurs
  6. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton
  7. Twenty-seven kilograms of Uranium-235 and twenty-seven more kilograms of Uranium-235
  8. Toothpaste and orange juice
60000

Technology that played a significant role in your life and is now off the market (see post 59967 above)

  1. Nota Bene wordprocessor: Once the “scholarly” no-mouse speedster
  2. IBM Selectric Typewriter. A typewriter were the carriage doesn’t move? And with correcting tape? What a concept!
  3. Apple Mac XL - seemed amazing at the time; badly obsolete now
  4. the slide rule. We spent months and months in high school learning to use it.

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
  3. Drinking and driving
  4. Oil and water
  5. Asteroids and dinosaurs
  6. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton
  7. Twenty-seven kilograms of Uranium-235 and twenty-seven more kilograms of Uranium-235
  8. Toothpaste and orange juice
60001

Technology that played a significant role in your life and is now off the market (see post 59967 above)

  1. Nota Bene wordprocessor: Once the “scholarly” no-mouse speedster
  2. IBM Selectric Typewriter. A typewriter were the carriage doesn’t move? And with correcting tape? What a concept!
  3. Apple Mac XL - seemed amazing at the time; badly obsolete now
  4. the slide rule. We spent months and months in high school learning to use it.
  5. FM converter for vehicles that have AM only radios

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
  3. Drinking and driving
  4. Oil and water
  5. Asteroids and dinosaurs
  6. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton
  7. Twenty-seven kilograms of Uranium-235 and twenty-seven more kilograms of Uranium-235
  8. Toothpaste and orange juice
  9. Me and humidity
60002

Technology that played a significant role in your life and is now off the market (see post 59967 above)

  1. Nota Bene wordprocessor: Once the “scholarly” no-mouse speedster
  2. IBM Selectric Typewriter. A typewriter were the carriage doesn’t move? And with correcting tape? What a concept!
  3. Apple Mac XL - seemed amazing at the time; badly obsolete now
  4. the slide rule. We spent months and months in high school learning to use it.
  5. FM converter for vehicles that have AM only radios
  6. Beepers.

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
  3. Drinking and driving
  4. Oil and water
  5. Asteroids and dinosaurs
  6. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton
  7. Twenty-seven kilograms of Uranium-235 and twenty-seven more kilograms of Uranium-235
  8. Toothpaste and orange juice
  9. Me and humidity
  10. Homosexuals and the Fred Phelps clan
60003

Technology that played a significant role in your life and is now off the market

  1. Nota Bene wordprocessor: Once the “scholarly” no-mouse speedster
  2. IBM Selectric Typewriter. A typewriter were the carriage doesn’t move? And with correcting tape? What a concept!
  3. Apple Mac XL - seemed amazing at the time; badly obsolete now
  4. the slide rule. We spent months and months in high school learning to use it.
  5. FM converter for vehicles that have AM only radios
  6. Beepers
  7. Eight-track tapes

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
  3. Drinking and driving
  4. Oil and water
  5. Asteroids and dinosaurs
  6. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton
  7. Twenty-seven kilograms of Uranium-235 and twenty-seven more kilograms of Uranium-235
  8. Toothpaste and orange juice
  9. Me and humidity
  10. Homosexuals and the Fred Phelps clan
  11. Adolf Hitler and David Ben-Gurion
60004

Technology that played a significant role in your life and is now off the market

  1. Nota Bene wordprocessor: Once the “scholarly” no-mouse speedster
  2. IBM Selectric Typewriter. A typewriter were the carriage doesn’t move? And with correcting tape? What a concept!
  3. Apple Mac XL - seemed amazing at the time; badly obsolete now
  4. the slide rule. We spent months and months in high school learning to use it.
  5. FM converter for vehicles that have AM only radios
  6. Beepers
  7. Eight-track tapes
  8. Analog televisions

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
  3. Drinking and driving
  4. Oil and water
  5. Asteroids and dinosaurs
  6. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton
  7. Twenty-seven kilograms of Uranium-235 and twenty-seven more kilograms of Uranium-235
  8. Toothpaste and orange juice
  9. Me and humidity
  10. Homosexuals and the Fred Phelps clan
  11. Adolf Hitler and David Ben-Gurion
  12. bicycles and fish
60005

Technology that played a significant role in your life and is now off the market

  1. Nota Bene wordprocessor: Once the “scholarly” no-mouse speedster
  2. IBM Selectric Typewriter. A typewriter were the carriage doesn’t move? And with correcting tape? What a concept!
  3. Apple Mac XL - seemed amazing at the time; badly obsolete now
  4. the slide rule. We spent months and months in high school learning to use it.
  5. FM converter for vehicles that have AM only radios
  6. Beepers
  7. Eight-track tapes
  8. Analog televisions
  9. Printing presses

Things that don’t go together

  1. Chalk and cheese
  2. Beer and ice cream
  3. Drinking and driving
  4. Oil and water
  5. Asteroids and dinosaurs
  6. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton
  7. Twenty-seven kilograms of Uranium-235 and twenty-seven more kilograms of Uranium-235
  8. Toothpaste and orange juice
  9. Me and humidity
  10. Homosexuals and the Fred Phelps clan
  11. Adolf Hitler and David Ben-Gurion
  12. bicycles and fish
  13. Scott Pruitt and the EPA
60006

Technology that played a significant role in your life and is now off the market

  1. Nota Bene wordprocessor: Once the “scholarly” no-mouse speedster
  2. IBM Selectric Typewriter. A typewriter were the carriage doesn’t move? And with correcting tape? What a concept!
  3. Apple Mac XL - seemed amazing at the time; badly obsolete now
  4. the slide rule. We spent months and months in high school learning to use it.
  5. FM converter for vehicles that have AM only radios
  6. Beepers
  7. Eight-track tapes
  8. Analog televisions
  9. Printing presses
  10. Commodore 64 computer
    I started with a Vic 20 and did got a used Commodore 128 but Commodores were on their last legs by then. Great games, decent word processing, and was key in my initial interest in technology.