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2kittehs says 20 October 2014 at 10:21 pm Don’t tell the MRAs about the parasitic barnacle and the male sheep crab, they’ll be screaming their heads off about MISANDRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
JohnnieCanuck says 20 October 2014 at 10:27 pm Dark was the god that created such suffering. Why? Surely not to let it be a lesson unto us that we should fear it.
andrew says 20 October 2014 at 10:52 pm “all of them of real, live, genuine zombified organisms” “real, live, genuine zombified” “live … zombified” Nope.
Nick Gotts says 21 October 2014 at 4:26 am A complete answer to: “Why shouldn’t God use evolution to create the beauty and diversity of the natural world we see around us?” *simper, simper*
Charles Thornton says 21 October 2014 at 4:47 am How long before we find out the parasitic organism responsible for #GamerGate??? My guess is a computer virus but I could go with a physical one (Eric Frank Russell’s “3 to Conquer”).
blf says 21 October 2014 at 8:55 am Which one is the thugs (sometimes called the “republicians”, “gop”, or other, less insulting, terms)?
Trebuchet says 21 October 2014 at 11:21 am The parasites living in my house control when I get up, when I take a nap, when I go to bed, when I open a cat food can….
blf says 21 October 2014 at 11:36 am …when I open a cat food can What eats canned cat? Peas, for example, prefer them fresh. Mice aren’t really fond of them at all. And kraken just eat the entire house.
weatherwax says 21 October 2014 at 2:09 pm #6 Athywren: “Ok. So. I’m going back to bed. See you tomorrow.” Just watch out for the parasitic Ruffled Bed Mongoose.
spacejunkie says 21 October 2014 at 2:59 pm “All things foul and ugly All creatures short and squat. Putrid, foul and gangrenous The Lord god made the lot!” Monty Python
Athywren says 21 October 2014 at 4:48 pm @weatherwax, 13 Just watch out for the parasitic Ruffled Bed Mongoose. Pff, don’t be silly, there’s no such thing! Oh, hang on, what’s that under my bed? Brb, gonna check it out…….
WhiteHatLurker says 21 October 2014 at 11:01 pm Plant galls don’t really belong – plants don’t have brains to succumb to the wiles of the parasite. The idea of the ladybug survivors is creeping me out. I wonder if they want to protect their “guest.”
Praise then darkness and creation unfinished.
Wow. Wasps are assholes.
Don’t tell the MRAs about the parasitic barnacle and the male sheep crab, they’ll be screaming their heads off about MISANDRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Dark was the god that created such suffering. Why? Surely not to let it be a lesson unto us that we should fear it.
“all of them of real, live, genuine zombified organisms”
“real, live, genuine zombified”
“live … zombified”
Nope.
…
Ok. So. I’m going back to bed.
See you tomorrow.
A complete answer to: “Why shouldn’t God use evolution to create the beauty and diversity of the natural world we see around us?” *simper, simper*
How long before we find out the parasitic organism responsible for #GamerGate???
My guess is a computer virus but I could go with a physical one (Eric Frank Russell’s “3 to Conquer”).
The ladybug one is the creepiest for me. *shudders*
Which one is the thugs (sometimes called the “republicians”, “gop”, or other, less insulting, terms)?
The parasites living in my house control when I get up, when I take a nap, when I go to bed, when I open a cat food can….
What eats canned cat? Peas, for example, prefer them fresh. Mice aren’t really fond of them at all. And kraken just eat the entire house.
#6 Athywren: “Ok. So. I’m going back to bed. See you tomorrow.”
Just watch out for the parasitic Ruffled Bed Mongoose.
“All things foul and ugly
All creatures short and squat.
Putrid, foul and gangrenous
The Lord god made the lot!”
Monty Python
@weatherwax, 13
Pff, don’t be silly, there’s no such thing!
Oh, hang on, what’s that under my bed? Brb, gonna check it out…….
Plant galls don’t really belong – plants don’t have brains to succumb to the wiles of the parasite.
The idea of the ladybug survivors is creeping me out. I wonder if they want to protect their “guest.”