PreTeena by Allison Barrows for January 12, 2017

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    Wren Fahel  almost 8 years ago

    It’s not that hard to find rocks in New Hampshire; that’s why it’s called “The Granite State”. For instance, you learn early that you take your life in your hands when using a Slip’n’Slide.

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    euvnrutas  almost 8 years ago

    Very punny comic.

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    bmeadows  almost 8 years ago

    Same thing where I live – I think I dug up more rocks than dirt when trying to put a french drain in!

    Though in this case, if the teacher has her students doing this on the school grounds every year, there probably aren’t many rocks left to find! Poor Stick :)

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    Bogy Premium Member almost 8 years ago

    For most of my life I lived in Iowa and South Dakota, where the dirt is black, rich, with relatively few stones. Then I moved to MIssouri and tried to dig a hole in my yard. The ground is a mixture of clay with rocks thrown in.

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    Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo]  almost 8 years ago

    I don’t know how much of those rocks are left over from previous Ice Ages which were few and far between. Look at the graph that shows that hot periods lasted far longer than cold ones. We are expected to heat up substantially. And maybe sooner than previously thought.

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