Re: Quote of the week!
Posted: Wed May 12, 2021 12:28 pm
Indeed - a very good read. Thanks! To my shame, as a young man I enjoyed eating pulpo. But I learnt, and have not eaten any since!
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Indeed - a very good read. Thanks! To my shame, as a young man I enjoyed eating pulpo. But I learnt, and have not eaten any since!
For normally solitary critters, that's remarkable!In this third episode, he visits an extraordinary site off the coast of Australia, Octopolis, where the animals have developed a kind of city under the sea. He dives down to Octopolis and observes a site where generations of octopuses have learned to live close together, beginning to evolve new ways of communicating with each other.
https://www.themarysue.com/ransomware-g ... stic-bags/US Consumer Product Safety Commission wrote:Do not fill plastic bags with gasoline.
Are we the most intelligent species on the planet? Sometimes I wonder!Do not fill plastic bags with gasoline.
Attendances were so small, rather than announcing the team changes to the crowd, we'd announce the crowd changes to the team.
This would be an interesting way to discover that the US National Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management have, all this time, been Level II Civilizations (at a minimum) on the Kardashev scale.US Congressman Louie Gohmer (R, TX) wrote:I understand from what’s been testified to, the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management, you want very much to work on the issue of climate change. I was informed by the past director of NASA that they’ve found the moon’s orbit is changing slightly and so is the Earth’s orbit around the sun. We know there’s been significant solar flare activity, and so … is there anything that the National Forest Service or the BLM can do to change the course of the moon’s orbit, or the Earth’s orbit around the sun? Obviously that would have profound effects on our climate.