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We’ve Expanded!
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Tag Archives: chocolate
The Wrapper
Humans aren’t the only species with a taste for junk food. If you’ve ever owned a pet, you know they’ll happily snap up whatever unhealthy snacks you happen to drop on the floor. Squirrels apparently love scarfing down people food … Continue reading
T’was The Season
Ready for the biggest surprise of your life? OK, that may be hyperbole… but you never know what you’re going to get with The Nest’s weekly Random Image Inspiration feature! After last week’s result was so generic that I just … Continue reading
Come Together
Everything that has ever been invented has a story of how it was discovered behind it, and quite often these stories are more fascinating than the items themselves. Like how Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin by carelessly allowing some of his … Continue reading
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