The Zoo Annex: General Ignorance

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

General Ignorance

The Book of General Ignorance tells you many thing you thought you knew the answer to, but you are wrong about many of them. For example, you think the highest mountain is Everest, nope, it's a gigantic one on mars. Chameleons actually turn different colors by emotion, not background. There are an amazing total of 15 different states of matter, not three. Find out many more facts in the Book of General Ignorance. The book is by John Lloyd and John Mitchinson.

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Carolyn said...: For those of you who enjoy lively conversations and debates or if you like to think about things differently than the person sitting next to you, you will enjoy this book.

Do take this book with a "grain of salt" because the author does not believe in a six day Creation, which is sadly ignorant of the whole story.; January 21, 2009 at 1:40 PM

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Why Zoo Annex?

WeLeCoMe to the wonderful zoo annex, home to the wild and crazy Wallis Boys, who are native to North America. We also have here a Wallis Dad, a rare breed, but also native to North America. The Wallis Boys and Wallis Dad have a keeper called Carolyn, who spends a lot of time in the cage due to the heavy maintenance and feeding needs of the Wallis Boys. This add-on to the zoo was added not a long time ago, possibly two months ago. Some say this add on is not official to the zoo, and you don't need to pay admission to see these rare creatures, well this may be true, we are named the zoo annex because of the likeness to a zoo, and how these Wallis boys are as crazy as chimps, as speedy as cheetahs (At least when food is involved.) and they are as ravenous as wolves.

Jonathan Wallis

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My dad calls it the zoo annex because we live right behind the Louisville zoo and with four boys (including my Dad) in the house (not to talk about the one Latte loving mom). Its a crazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzy place. I think the zoo is going to be put out because of us. So at this point if you are thinking "can it really be that bad?" have never lived with more then two people for more then a week. And just to give some examples of how crazy it gets. Good dinner conversations deal with, how to destroy a country, the biggest practical joke you could pull, what you could do to start WW3, how to blow up the world, the rest are to crazy for the world to keep spinning if we told you them.

Josiah Wallis

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