Al wrote:That's a co-incidence. Rog is 111 and his brain don't work either
hey! I resemble that remark!
Al wrote:That's a co-incidence. Rog is 111 and his brain don't work either
wookie wrote:I'm ill, so my brain isnt at 100% today
wookie wrote:no interglatic flu
Bishop wrote:wookie wrote:no interglatic flu
ah, thats bad is that. fatal in some cases.
Son of Nod wrote:Anyone heard of Luigi Galvani? This chap used electric charges to get frogs legs twitching....who'd have thought?
wookie wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_8322000/8322629.stm
now this could fight a t.rex
Son of Nod wrote:Finally, only a head on a stick remained. The male turkey was still keen. In fact, it preferred a head on a stick to a headless body.
bigdaddy wrote:Son of Nod wrote:Finally, only a head on a stick remained. The male turkey was still keen. In fact, it preferred a head on a stick to a headless body.
Lady Gaga, explained. Thanks!
Son of Nod wrote:Often wondered, if you put a wasp and a bee in a jar, would they pick a fight and if so, who would win?
I do think the wasp would win, cos they are pure evil....bees are happy!
Sherrers wrote:Son of Nod wrote:Often wondered, if you put a wasp and a bee in a jar, would they pick a fight and if so, who would win?
I do think the wasp would win, cos they are pure evil....bees are happy!
I can tell you that first hand we used to have the 'Roman Arena' at school every lunch in the summers. Many an insect fought bravely TO THE DEATH for amusement but mainly huge amounts of change.
Bee would knack the wasp but die after.
now 2 wasps is a contest.
wookie wrote:A hornet would knack a wasp in seconds
Sherrers wrote:wookie wrote:A hornet would knack a wasp in seconds
A cyborg hornet with a titanium skeleton or something that actually exists in nature?
I know you and your mythical beast contests.
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