leakey

My eyes are awl leakey now…I had to do that for my poor PootyTat 3 years ago and it is still hard…I do miss him so and his sister, Misty too!

NOM - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2009

You'll also see how Denis Hayes, Kevin Phillips, Richard leakey, Paul Hawken, Edward O. Wilson, Amory Lovins, William Calvin, Riki Ott, Mike Tidwell andothers suggest we address environmental policy (and its absence) and the parallel roles of energy policy (and its absence).

Paula Gordon: Less-Dependence Day, July 4, 2008 2008

Remember, In Cheney's warped mind "The natural state of man is War" and all his decisions are based on that falserealityfor he is spiritually oblivious to the fact that the natural state of man, as proven by Richard leakey and others, including myself, is love, altruism, social cooperation and the innate urge to unite ~ which is, in essence, the driving force of evolution.

DEFINING CHENEY'S WORLD 2007

Canoes to day one proved a little leakey the other a verry good one

The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806 Meriwether Lewis 1791

mary leakey - director od olduvia gorge & mum of richard.

in praise of bluestockings past and present... Bluestocking 2009

A fine morning Sent Six men out to hunt Deer, and Collect rozin to pitch the Canoes which has become verry leakey, by frequently hauling them over rocks &c as well Striking rocks frequently in passing down. all our articles we have exposed to the Sun to Dry; and the Canoes drawn out and turned up - maney of our Stores entirely Spoiled by being repeetedly wet; A number of Indians came to the Oposit Side of the river in the fore part of the day and Shew that they were anxious to

The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806 Meriwether Lewis 1791

Besides, as the Ship is leakey, we are not yet sure wether or no we shall not be obliged to heave her down at Batavia; in this case it becomes the more necessary that we should make the best of our way to that place, especially as no new discovery can be Expected to be made in these Seas, which the Dutch have, I believe, long ago narrowly examin'd, as appears from 3 Maps bound up with the French

Captain Cook's Journal During the First Voyage Round the World James Cook 1753