26 comments posted on, Jul 15th

An anonymous visitor says:
n/a

Brian & Becca Bear says:
We believe that sex is a very important part of life. We all so believe these kids should start having sex as early as possible. So that by the time there is a chance to sleep with someone that has ...

An anonymous visitor says:
yes i thought it was very iteresting to it was an amazing site for sore eyes haha... so whats going on everyone please keep adding on to the reply just so u can type random things

An anonymous visitor says:
wow i never thought about that

An anonymous visitor says:
this counsers me and scares me.

robby says:
I once visited "Glass Mountain" in northern California. It is a huge mountain of black obsidian glass and volcanic pumice rock.

Wolf Lover says:
Hey people! I love wolves and am Native American so I respect them greatly. They are my favorite animals and I used to partially live with a pack of captive wolves. They were my "other fmaily" and ...

LINDSEY says:
IT IS A BROOCH,IT IS a thing that u where to ceromonies and fancy things like that.

kd says:
I disagree a tornado would be better becuase it might not hit you. But a tsunami flood miles of a city. And it might kill millions.

nae says:
not nessarily thimgs of nature are dangerous yes it isa fact u cannot control the outcome but it doesn't make anything more safe than the other so no i do not agree for u are risking the lives of ...

An anonymous visitor says:
no tunsnumi kill more people than tornados

An anonymous visitor says:
I think it would be best to be stuck in a tsunami than a tornado.

An anonymous visitor says:
i totaly agree with u that should be the way it goes! with the message that says i from germany i too stand behind this messge and i stand behind you and everyone eles that agrees with this ...

An anonymous visitor says:
this is not a good topic to be talking about where everyone can see little kids coould see this and freak out

An anonymous visitor says:
they should talk about gay people

An anonymous visitor says:
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An anonymous visitor says:
we will have to learn it an y way so lets hurry up all ready im not gettan any younger so common

An anonymous visitor says:
umm ya uhh i dont get why this sex poll is here on a floor where people learn about the history of minnesota it doesnt make sense!!!!!

Deborah Samac says:
Feverfew is a plant in the sunflower family. It looks a lot like a daisy with a yellow center and white petals. It is native to Europe and can be found in many herb gardens in the North America. ...

Deborah Samac says:
Boxelder bugs are common insects in Minnesota. They may become more noticeable in the fall when they look for safe places to spend the winter. Sometimes they are attracted to houses for a wintering ...

An anonymous visitor says:
This brooch is a very rare piece of art that should be appreciated even though it's tiny. It is a beautiful piece and should be noticed for that!

Deborah Samac says:
There are several ways to answer your question. There are some plants that grow as a colony of identical individuals known as clones. The colony can live for many, many years although an individual ...

seriena and taja says:
all girls schools and all boys school

Deborah Samac says:
Many plants produce compounds that can be toxic to people and animals. To me the interesting question is why do plants use energy to make these toxins? Some of the toxic compounds are made during ...

An anonymous visitor says:
Having boys & girls learning about sex together at such a young age is distracting. They won't pay attention to the important points that they should for emarrassment. When separated by gender, ...

jenz says:
a very nice article.