…no-see-ums ** -- chumley 06/21/2021 7:17PM We used to call them "flying teeth".. You can't see them but they -> -- HOKIERIT 06/21/2021 7:54PM Loosely translated from ancient peoples: "I cannot see them, -- Coach McGuirk 06/21/2021 7:20PMI believe Fred Flintstone also had a wristwatch with a sun dial. As well
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Heard a fascinating term today describing day length before electricity -- PhotoHokieNC 06/21/2021 6:09PM …no-see-ums ** -- chumley 06/21/2021 7:17PM We used to call them "flying teeth".. You can't see them but they -> -- HOKIERIT 06/21/2021 7:54PM Loosely translated from ancient peoples: "I cannot see them, -- Coach McGuirk 06/21/2021 7:20PM Aztec vampires said “sun up” to “sun down” ** -- VT BronzeBacker 06/21/2021 7:12PM If they were vampires, wouldn't they say "sun down" to "sun up"? ;^) ** -- Freddyburg Hokie 06/21/2021 9:33PM Haven't heard that before. Sounds like New England slang ** -- EDGEMAN 06/21/2021 7:11PM The reference I heard was contextually plantation south. ** -- PhotoHokieNC 06/21/2021 8:06PM Romans had sun dials, always knew what time it was during the day. ** -- 7Hokie1 06/21/2021 6:51PM Very few traces of Romans were left in the agrarian south. ** -- PhotoHokieNC 06/21/2021 7:59PM What about Olive gardens? ** -- No Clue 06/22/2021 08:32AM I believe Fred Flintstone also had a wristwatch with a sun dial. As well -- Coach McGuirk 06/21/2021 7:18PM Sounds like a lyric to a song ** -- HokieDan95 06/21/2021 6:21PM Kinda already is... -- MP4VT2004 06/21/2021 6:46PM I was thinking of one that started with O say can you see ** -- HokieDan95 06/21/2021 6:50PM Be careful who you sing that around. You might be labeled a hate-mongerer. ** -- MP4VT2004 06/21/2021 7:03PMTech Sideline is Presented By:
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