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christian bad driver: my guardian angel watches over me, I don't need to look before I merge
atheist bad driver: I will rely on my own skill to see myself safely home after a mere 8 drinks
agnostic bad driver: no one knows where all these dents and scratches came from
Gnostic bad driver: The Demiurge has created an illusion called speed limits, but I am enlightened!
Really awesome idea about transport
What if instead of cars, we bred hogs to have a big ol cavity in them you could crawl inside, and you get in there and you curl up and shout directions at it to take you places while crying
Exciting new ethical dilemma
Introducing: The Lobster Lice problem There is a blender of unlimited capacity, and there is a lobster being held over a boiling pot. The blender is filled with lice. Between the lobster and all the lice, only one can be saved. How many lice must be in the blender for it to be the more ethical decision to kill the lobster than the lice?
Hi Tumblr I Sorry my chud son walked in and I had to make sure I had my facebook marketplace listing up for him I'm selling him for 5 pound 15

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Whoever discovered Blue cheese must have had one of the best days imagine your old and in the disgusting times and you gotta eat old horrible cheese covered in mould and then its actually fire
Scalidophora my beloved! These three phyla of freaks have been around each since the cambrian, they all survive in low oxygen environments and live under the ocean in the mud. Their names are Loricifera, Kinorhyncha, and Priapulida
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This cheese mite statue is so wonderful I have to share it with everyone its wonderful I like it so much :3
I know they’re not bugs, but could you possibly do velvet worm facts?
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Did you know that Eoperipatus totoro is the only known species of velvet worm in Vietnam? It was named after the titular character of the film My Neighbour Totoro. Like other velvet worms, they have moist, permeable skin that needs to stay hydrated so they stay in damp soil or in rotting wood.
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Never forget the QUEEN. Lives in mud Crawls around and stuff Can autogamise You look at her and what do you see? You C. Elegans.
Hey you know what's pretty awesome
The two common science words for worm are "vermes" and "lumbricus", vermes is associated with rot and decay, while lumbricus comes from "loins" and is associated with fertility, this is because worms are the beginning and the end and they come together and we eat what they sow and are sown by them to be one day eaten. I think that's really cool!