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The 'hmm.. Interesting' thread
- Thread starter Renji
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I've heard if you cut up a starfish, people still won't mistake it for calamari.
BTW:
Starfish - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
hmm... interesting!
I wish they had Wikipedia when I was in high school. Encyclopedias are so big and bulky! It would have helped with all those darned reports I had to do in English classes.
I remember when my family got Encarta... a whole encyclopedia on one CD! I thought it was amazing!I wish they had Wikipedia when I was in high school. Encyclopedias are so big and bulky! It would have helped with all those darned reports I had to do in English classes.
Before that, we had the Canadian Encyclopedia (the hard copy version... before it went online, and before people started using expressions like "hard copy"). I'd always use that first, and I'd get annoyed when I had a project on a non-Canadian topic, because that meant I'd have to make a special trip to the library.
Hmm... interesting.
Reptillian
Hamburgler Extraordinaire
I wish they had Wikipedia when I was in high school. Encyclopedias are so big and bulky! It would have helped with all those darned reports I had to do in English classes.
I know! My parents had some encyclopedias from the early 1970's that I always had to use for resources back in the late 80's early 90's. We also had some old medical encyclopedias in the basement that were full of bad advice. The best part about the internet is that its up to date information. The worst part is that its sometimes unreliable and riddled with pornography...although that can be a benefit depending on who you ask.
The part I like best is that it's machine-searchable. I didn't like having to go the index, find the general topic I was looking for, and sort through 20 different references to find the specific information I was after.
Reptillian
Hamburgler Extraordinaire
.lava
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.lava
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.lava
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well, everyone would know it was an English failure and i meant to say 'that must be the man of my breams! :ignore:
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Well, he is at the seashore.
well, everyone would know it was an English failure and i meant to say 'that must be the man of my breams! :ignore:
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.lava
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Well, he is at the seashore.
What!? he is at the seawhore!? how dare you slander man of my qreams like that?!
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I'm sorry to break this to you, but your breams have turned to prostitution. Mr. Interesting is their pimp.
.lava
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:sad4: no, it is a lie! now i see ... you misinterpreted the sound you heard O_O listen, boy... i don't mean to break this to you but there is nothing wrong with seahorses
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Indeed - they're very progressive. Their males give birth.
.lava
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I'm serious!
And another fun fact that I didn't know until just now:
Hmm... interesting!
Seahorses, Seahorse Pictures, Seahorse Facts - National Geographic
And another fun fact that I didn't know until just now:
Hmm... interesting!
Another fun fact: when a human male releases baby seahorses from his brood pouch, he gets kicked out of the aquarium!
Hmm... interesting!
Hmm... interesting!
