“An agricultural engineer used this bear's night raids as a test to determine which type of honey was the best. In multiple, double-blind trials, "Big boy" always preferred the rare, expensive anzer honey; followed closely by chestnut, flower, and pine-wood honey.”
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Corny 3 year s ago
#15 - those are cuttlefish. not octopi.
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Stronger 3 year s ago
Syphorous, your presumption of speaking for everyone on the planet is appalling. Don't assume your love of ignorance is shared by others. Better you remain in darkness than embrace the candle of knowledge.
Corny - thank you for the correction, and your willingness to share information.
Corny - thank you for the correction, and your willingness to share information.
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Patrick 3 year s ago
Stronger,
And who do you presume to be speaking for, you self-righteous little twit?
And who do you presume to be speaking for, you self-righteous little twit?
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Anderson 3 year s ago
@ #34
200 kilometers away, considering the curvature of the earth, yet you can see the entire mountain?
200 kilometers away, considering the curvature of the earth, yet you can see the entire mountain?
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Lazar 3 year s ago
Anderson,200 kilometers away AND the highest mountains on the planet
AND the earth is not flat....
AND the earth is not flat....
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Eph 3 year s ago
Anderson,
Objects in a distance of 200km are visible if they are higher than 3100km. The Himalayas are a few meters bigger than that, I think. Big enough to see an "entire mountain". But that's science, you wouldn't understand.
Objects in a distance of 200km are visible if they are higher than 3100km. The Himalayas are a few meters bigger than that, I think. Big enough to see an "entire mountain". But that's science, you wouldn't understand.
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Jap 3 year s ago
Eph,
You could answer his question politely, without assuming he is anti-science or stupid, douche bag.
You could answer his question politely, without assuming he is anti-science or stupid, douche bag.
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Other 3 year s ago
Jap,
Himalayas higher than 3100 km? Really? Satellites usually orbit around earth at about 100 to 400 km... 3100 km! Hehehe
Himalayas higher than 3100 km? Really? Satellites usually orbit around earth at about 100 to 400 km... 3100 km! Hehehe
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Hy 3 year s ago
Other,
I hope he meant 3100m, and wasn't thinking when typed.
I hope he meant 3100m, and wasn't thinking when typed.
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Fanny 3 year s ago
#2 lake baldeneysee is a dependency of the department of redundancy department in Germany.
It is a nice place btw. With very strange winds if you are into sailing.
It is a nice place btw. With very strange winds if you are into sailing.
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Hester 3 year s ago
Great photographs - amazing subjects! 
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Golden 3 year s ago
#34 Well bye bye to all that. Didn't even take a year to undo the environmental gains of the lockdowns. Keep consuming!
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Sebastian 3 year s ago
Golden,
Gains?
Billions of people were not allowed to work for a living. Children academically, socially and physically digressed. Governments around the world snatched freedom and liberty from their citizens and have no intentions on giving it back.
Everyone wants a cleaner planet but it can't happen over night and certainly not at such a brutal cost. You don't burn down the village to save it.
Gains?
Billions of people were not allowed to work for a living. Children academically, socially and physically digressed. Governments around the world snatched freedom and liberty from their citizens and have no intentions on giving it back.
Everyone wants a cleaner planet but it can't happen over night and certainly not at such a brutal cost. You don't burn down the village to save it.
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Pinckney 3 year s ago
#13 #6 same dude? or a new tik tok challenge?
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Elze 3 year s ago
#37 false...13 was the most
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Roxanna 3 year s ago
#26 Yr Wyddfa plîs.
Corny - thank you for the correction, and your willingness to share information.
And who do you presume to be speaking for, you self-righteous little twit?
200 kilometers away, considering the curvature of the earth, yet you can see the entire mountain?
AND the earth is not flat....
AND its NOT the entire mountain visible....
Objects in a distance of 200km are visible if they are higher than 3100km. The Himalayas are a few meters bigger than that, I think. Big enough to see an "entire mountain". But that's science, you wouldn't understand.
You could answer his question politely, without assuming he is anti-science or stupid, douche bag.
Himalayas higher than 3100 km? Really? Satellites usually orbit around earth at about 100 to 400 km... 3100 km! Hehehe
I hope he meant 3100m, and wasn't thinking when typed.
It is a nice place btw. With very strange winds if you are into sailing.
Gains?
Billions of people were not allowed to work for a living. Children academically, socially and physically digressed. Governments around the world snatched freedom and liberty from their citizens and have no intentions on giving it back.
Everyone wants a cleaner planet but it can't happen over night and certainly not at such a brutal cost. You don't burn down the village to save it.