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[JustMe]

 

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[Sister-n-Christ]

Amazing !
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Talent. Pure talent.

 

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Yeah,but in German Tiger language Stubentiger translates to, snack.

 

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I would so love this.

 

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That's what you call farsighted shoe fashion. lol

 

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[Debp]

I would so love this.

I used to be subscribed to that guy's channel. His wildlife park is in Ukraine. He spends time right with the lions, leopards and their babies. I think he also has a couple other types of animals too.

Note...I was just searching to see if his park is still open since it's in Ukraine. I'm not sure. I think he also had some health issues.
Interesting brief videos.

He is with a tigress and her cubs here.

 

[Sister-n-Christ]

I used to be subscribed to that guy's channel. His wildlife park is in Ukraine. He spends time right with the lions, leopards and their babies. I think he also has a couple other types of animals too.

Note...I was just searching to see if his park is still open since it's in Ukraine. I'm not sure. I think he also had some health issues.
Interesting brief videos.

He is with a tigress and her cubs here.

I felt so bad for that poor Lion in the first video. I'm glad he's OK.

 

[Debp]

 

[Debp]

 

[Debp]

 

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[talons]

"Ahh , the mouse was unplugged ! "

 

[talons]

 

[talons]

 

[talons]

They have an APB out now ....

 

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Because sonny, October is technically the 8th month as you strainingly thought, and they the Roman Latin folks got it all wrong. The Latin Roman folks made a mess of it again, and mingled their words in with the Greek as we well know ....in the Bible...

The -ber is Latin most probably from -bris, an adjectival suffix

He's some more tribble..to strain your brain even more...

If the word contains an element related to mensis, we must assume a *decemo-membris (from *-mensris). October must then be by analogy from a false division Sep-tem-ber &c. Perhaps, however, from *de-cem(o)-mr-is, i.e. "forming the tenth part or division," from *mer- ..., while October = *octuo-mr-is. [T.G. Tucker, "Etymological Dictionary of Latin"]

Octo-ber comes from the Greek oktṓ, meaning “eight.”