Word association

debt

limit

speed

ticket

parking

Validate

dignify

authorise

permit

bylaw

byway

Highway

exit

entrance

input

jack

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drink

rehydrate

cotton mouth

novacaine

anesthetic

numb

Tingly

champagne

bubbles

tiny

miniscule

quantum

mechanics

Popular

poplar

populate

Overcrowded

dense

forest

pine

Yearn

Crave

desire

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want

lust

Love

Dove

hawk

blade

shoulder

strap

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guitar

Player

record

criminal

Smooth

Silk

cut

bait

lure

fishing

Phishing

scam

con

Jailbird

Sing

Song

Sung

Blue

Balls

spheres

fields

streams

rivulets

springs


The Fountain of Youth

Don Juan Ponce de Leon completed Spain’s claim on America in 1509, and soon after was made governor of Puerto Rico. Six years later, following Indian rumors, he traveled north to the island of Bimini in search of the Fountain of Youth. Bimini turned out to be the peninsula of Florida, and the fountain remained hidden until July 2006, when famed magician David Copperfield claimed the waters on his $50 million Exumas Island had healing properties.


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The Fountain of Youth is a legendary spring that is believed to restore the youth of anyone who drinks from its waters. Stories of the fountain have been around for thousands of years and is mentioned by Herodotus in writings like The Alexander Romance. Legends of the fountain are also found among the natives of the Caribbean during the Age of Exploration, who spoke of restorative waters that could be found in the mythical land of Bimini.

Bimini is said to have been a land of wealth prosperity where the Fountain was said to be located on an island called Boinca. Supposedly, the Spanish heard of Bimini from the Arawaks in Cuba. Sequene, and Arawak chief from Cuba apparently heard about the restorative powers of The Fountain and had been unable to resist, so he gathered some adventurers and sailed north….and never returned. Word spread throughout the Sequene, and the more optimistic of the bunch believed that he and his men had found The Fountain of Youth and were living it up in Bimini.

The legend became very prominent in the 16th century when it became attached to the conquistador Juan Ponce de Leon. According to the story, Juan had heard about the land of Bimini from the people of Puerto Rico when he conquered the island. So naturally he launched an expedition to locate it and ended up discovering Florida in 1513. Since then it has been frequently associated with Florida.

Now, I did not know this but in the city of St. Augustine, Florida there is The Fountain of Youth National Archaeological Park, a tribute to the spot where Juan Ponce de Leon is said to have landed. Of course there is no evidence that the fountain is located in the park, but that does not stop people from drinking the water.

But then of course the fountain is not in Florida….it is on David Copperfield’s private island!! That is right, according to David, “I discovered something amazing, which has caused a lot of controversy – the fountain of youth. I have to keep it a secret!” He then says that he has “been able to take dry leaves and watch them come alive again, small animals, too”.

I’m not saying he is lying (cough) I am just saying that the man has made is fortune tricking people.

Wells

Fargo

fandango

tango

Argentina

Constantinople

Istanbul

Cities

conurbation

agglomeration

Suburbia

Megapolis

Noida

Sprawl

slouch

Lazy

hazy

days

confused

Befuddled

Foggy

bottom

bottom

Up

away

Anchors

News

scuttlebutt

shuttlecraft

orbit

William

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beer

alcohol

still

life

belt

pelt

skin

bear

arms

legs

table

top

Beyblades

spin

twirl

baton

Rouge

Red

Baron

pantomime

silent

movie

critic

opinion

force

rising

damp

musty

odour

fragrance

scent

trail

fail

succeed

prosper

thrive


"The code" may be our most powerful key to thriving.

It is a pattern in nature that exists everywhere from atoms to galaxies. It's called a "torus." You can see it in a seed, a fruit, a hurricane, even the electromagnetic field around a person or the earth. It's how life sustains and evolves itself, and it serves as a universal template for sustainability in all our systems.

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torus -blackhole

multiply

breed

reproduce

replicate

Duplicator

Decimator

dessicator

shy

reclusive

hermit

Crab

cocktail

martini

Vermouth

Weymouth

Tina

hairdresser

Flo

& Eddy

current

Wattage

juice

orange

rind

bacon

lettuce

Cabbage

Beets

sugar

Sweet

calories

carbs

Holleys

Hollies

Ghoulies

ghosties

images

impressions

footprints

snow

angels

angles

degrees

university

life

Prison

Wall

Brick

mortar

pestle

grind

slave

Spartacus

Chain

mail

box

bag

lunch

time

travel

Line

out

penalty

box

cardboard

sign

road

worn

decadence

lifestyle

choices

decisions

questions

Authority

Police

Fuzz

box

shipping

steel
4tnbcuzQB30

Mill

Wind

up

mountain

top

Gear

box

pugilism

Jab

cross

Kriss

backwards

reverse

Firebird

Mullet

hair

Plugs

ear

plugs

ear

(we could go on like this for a while you know :mrgreen:)

corn

kernel

colonel

major

Payne

Thomas

doubting

doubtful

uncertain

economy

cutback

Layoff

stop

Whoa!