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dennisn said:hmm, that makes me think of http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/administ.htm;
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dennisn said:hmm, that makes me think of http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/administ.htm;
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Borek said:Not to be mistaken with Bufo bufo, Bubo bubo or Natrix natrix.
In Polish shower is "natrysk" (or "prysznic") and the similarity between natrix and natrysk was a source of constant jokes between me and a friend of mine back in late seventies. Imagine a snake called shower shower.
lisab said:I wonder if Bufo bufo, Bubo bubo, or Natrix natrix live on Pago Pago, Bora Bora, or in Walla Walla.
I believe the Bombini were one of the original Five Families. Their Godfather, Don "Bombus" Bombini, however, perished in the St. Vitus Day massacre. He was succeeded by his son, Pauli "Bomboid" Bombini, a hot headed lad with no mind for business. He ran things into the ground and the rest of the family was picked off piecemeal by the competition. I don't know if this is true, but I feel fairly confident.AnTiFreeze3 said:Some crazy kid I'm with right now somehow knows Latin, and would like to point out that Bombini means "bee". I don't know if this is true, but he seems fairly confident.
lisab said:Bumble bees are in the genus Bombus, which are in the tribe Bombini.
Bombini bombus. Seriously.
And so necessary, if we are to have fruits and vegetables. "Buzz-pollinators" are critical for some crops like cucumbers, squash, etc that have relatively large blossoms. Pick up a bumblebee and look closely, and you will see that their hairs are covered with pollen, which is pretty important to the plants, since small bees, flies, etc, don't transport pollen as efficiently. I love bumblebees. Honeybees are nice, but they don't work when we have cold wet weather (common here).HeLiXe said:This is so cute and they are so scary.
Feynman was an antophile.dkotschessaa said:My wife and I went to the pond to feed the turtles, but there were no turtles. But we became fascinated with the ants, and how they carried stuff, so we ended up feeding them - larger and large pieces to test their carrying skills. Quite amazing. (Took about 7 of the to carry a quarter of a taco shell.) Not their natural diet, I'm sure.
THen we came home and watched an awesome documentary about ants.
Astronuc said:Dribbling Man
"In exactly one year, the 2014 World Cup kicks off in Brazil. Richard Swanson died last month while trying to walk from Seattle to São Paulo in time for the first match."
http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id...il-2014-world-cup-how-far-did-want-break-away
zoobyshoe said:Feynman was an antophile.
dkotschessaa said:Downloaded a DOS emulator so I could play the 1980s version of simcity while I recover from surgery. It is the perfect time waster.
Borek said:
dkotschessaa said:Interesting follow up. The next day we went for a walk somewhere else and I stepped on an anthill, resulting in ants crawling up my leg and lots of bites. (I was wearing sandals). I tried to reason with them, telling them that I found their species fascinating and even provided food to their brethren, but they would not listen to reason
Still itching.
Bacle2 said:I've always been curious--but too lazy to do the actual research --to understand some issues of dog behavior.
Why does a dog seem so happy to see you after you have left home, you've pat him/her goodbye, and then returned home, after a few minutes,because you forgot something? I mean, you've been gone for 2 minutes, yet the dog jumps on you like he had not seen you in years. And you can iterate this a few times, leaving and coming back after 2 minutes , and each time the dog will react in exactly the same way.
I asked this at another one of the big ASPCA events, where they try to push a dog on you. I got away from it by pointing-out to them they did not have my favorite dog. No one knew the answer.
AnTiFreeze3 said:One of my co-workers described me last night as a mixture between Bill Nye the Science Guy and Mr. Rodgers.
No one has ever complimented me in such a way before![]()
By that logic I should be entitled to some of Terrence McKenna's mushrooms. I don't want them, though.dkotschessaa said:I keep getting told I look like Mark Zuckerberg.
I think that should entitle me to some of his money.
zoobyshoe said:By that logic I should be entitled to some of Terrence McKenna's mushrooms. I don't want them, though.
Gad said:Thunder thunder thunder... Where's the rain?
Evo said:Giada De Laurentis, could she find a more tasteless dress? This is what she wore to the Emmy Awards. Looks like her dress fell down a few inches.
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She has a huge head.ImATrackMan said:Jeez, her head looks photoshopped on.
Evo said:She has a huge head.
Gad said:I just realized that I don't really like to write a diary.
edward said:Funny how they put, preparing for death, just before firearms instruction.![]()
AnTiFreeze3 said:Thursday. This cute boy looked at me while I was out getting coffee today. I still got it
Friday. I wasn't feeling too well so I stayed home for most of the day and watched TV.
Saturday. Why do I use this thing?
Gad said:You call this a dairy?.. And I thought I have a gold fish memory.![]()
lisab said:This is a diary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q34z5dCmC4M
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Borek said:No, it is an existentialist rant.
lisab said:This is a diary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q34z5dCmC4M
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Bandersnatch said:It's difficult not to real all posts in this thread in existentialist cat's voice.
The forum members have put this disturbing voice in my head. Their mad Random Thoughts diary has no end. My ennui is complete.lisab said:oh great now that voice is in my head...