Ahoda @ 27/4/2018 14:05

Primate @ 27/4/2018 14:20 vladykins @ 27/4/2018 13:14 Primate @ 27/4/2018 14:13 Yeah what Vlady said. Just tell him you appreciate being considered, but you already took a job elsewhere. You won't burn any bridges that way. For a second, I thought you were referring to the "Are Gulls Jerks?" article. Gulls are annoying bastards. So is DADD

Good point

You're never gonna believe this: I'm reading this thread and at the exact same time there are birds. Outside. Right now. A mere 50 feet away from me.

Incredible.

Christian @ 26/4/2018 17:45

vladykins @ 26/4/2018 16:50 I can also tell you all about the social habits of cedar waxwings if you want. please do!

Cedar waxwings get together in very sociable flocks that actually use berry passing between each other as a bonding "ritual". Often a mated pair in the flock will pull off a berry and pass it back and forth between each other before the female finally eats it. But the whole flock sometimes gets involved: the flock will sit in a line (sometimes on a branch) and will pass a berry down the line until one of them finally eats it.

I put this here hoping more people will see it than in the WWE thread. :P It happened yesterday during a live event on the WWE Network from Saudi Arabia. Greatest entrance ever. lol They replayed it three or four times and the commentators kept laughing about it. I heard even Vince McMahon was crying in production.

Titus Worldwide buried by Saudi Royal family

vladykins @ 26/4/2018 11:47

Spin @ 25/4/2018 20:30 vladykins @ 25/4/2018 7:57 That's because 3 of those are mammals, who are biologically disposed to care for their young, while the 4th is essentially a miniature dinosaur, and reptiles could care less about their young, due to the whole "need to find food and avoid getting eaten" aspect of being a cold-blooded reptile. LOL- except that's not entirely true. I assume you have never spent time watching birds? Otherwise you would find that many take pretty good care of their kids, even after they have been forced out of the nest to learn to fly. For example, I can show you videos of the crows who come by our house who have a multi-generational group taking care of each other after first flight. Same with many other birds, who you will find the parents feeding their children for some time after first flight. If you are going to ruin a joke, you should at least be correct. :P Here's a pict of me "watering" one of the crow babies- you can recognize it is a baby from the red "cheeks". Papa Crow had just fed the baby a minute ago. Here's Papa feeding one of the babies: Here's Papa teaching the baby crows that we are safe and going to feed them all the time:

This is my favorite post in the history of this forum. Vlady's collection of crow photos. The most interesting man in the world.

In before "Actually, those aren't crows, they're..."

vladykins @ 28/4/2018 5:39

Christian @ 26/4/2018 17:45 vladykins @ 26/4/2018 16:50 I can also tell you all about the social habits of cedar waxwings if you want. please do! Cedar waxwings get together in very sociable flocks that actually use berry passing between each other as a bonding "ritual". Often a mated pair in the flock will pull off a berry and pass it back and forth between each other before the female finally eats it. But the whole flock sometimes gets involved: the flock will sit in a line (sometimes on a branch) and will pass a berry down the line until one of them finally eats it.

Canadian geese are pretty neat to watch. They maintain multi-generayional family units, bond deeply, and have a really complex social order. They can sure duck up a golf course, though.

I'm leaving duck in there and pretending it was a pun.

La Croix has really grown on me
The Passionfruit is pretty dec

Igor that's the best flavor. The kiwi watermelon is really good, too. And the pamplemousse (grapefruit).

Primate @ 28/4/2018 18:49

vladykins @ 28/4/2018 5:39 Christian @ 26/4/2018 17:45 vladykins @ 26/4/2018 16:50 I can also tell you all about the social habits of cedar waxwings if you want. please do! Cedar waxwings get together in very sociable flocks that actually use berry passing between each other as a bonding "ritual". Often a mated pair in the flock will pull off a berry and pass it back and forth between each other before the female finally eats it. But the whole flock sometimes gets involved: the flock will sit in a line (sometimes on a branch) and will pass a berry down the line until one of them finally eats it. Canadian geese are pretty neat to watch. They maintain multi-generayional family units, bond deeply, and have a really complex social order. They can sure duck up a golf course, though.

Best thing to keep geese off the golf course is swans. Swans are mean ass motherfuckers and they hate geese. Along with humans, sometimes.

For when the cross-fit gym membership becomes too expensive...

https://deadspin.com/florida-man-arrested-for-practicing-karate-by-kicking-s-1825698550

vladykins @ 30/4/2018 7:19

Primate @ 28/4/2018 18:49 vladykins @ 28/4/2018 5:39 Christian @ 26/4/2018 17:45 vladykins @ 26/4/2018 16:50 I can also tell you all about the social habits of cedar waxwings if you want. please do! Cedar waxwings get together in very sociable flocks that actually use berry passing between each other as a bonding "ritual". Often a mated pair in the flock will pull off a berry and pass it back and forth between each other before the female finally eats it. But the whole flock sometimes gets involved: the flock will sit in a line (sometimes on a branch) and will pass a berry down the line until one of them finally eats it. Canadian geese are pretty neat to watch. They maintain multi-generayional family units, bond deeply, and have a really complex social order. They can sure duck up a golf course, though. Best thing to keep geese off the golf course is swans. Swans are mean ass motherfuckers and they hate geese. Along with humans, sometimes.

Some courses use border collies to keep them off the fairways and greens.

Spin @ 1/5/2018 19:42

For when the cross-fit gym membership becomes too expensive... https://deadspin.com/florida-man-arrested-for-practicing-karate-by-kicking-s-1825698550

Florida man strikes yet again