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Gretta 3 year s ago
#3 wtf
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Algy 3 year s ago
Gretta, That whole room will stink like burnt hair for days!
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salamoon 3 year s ago
Gretta,
i had to google it because that was exactly my reaction
“Egyptian technique....where you burn a bit of hair to make it more malleable to style, more for kinky hair,”
i had to google it because that was exactly my reaction
“Egyptian technique....where you burn a bit of hair to make it more malleable to style, more for kinky hair,”
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Susie 3 year s ago
#13 I need one! 
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Allan 3 year s ago
Etc IS #10?
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Mimi 3 year s ago
Allan,
https://www.flickr.com/photos/itchydogimages/27590772511/in/photostream/
"Prepupal Angled Sunbeam Butterfly Caterpillar (Curetis acuta, Lycaenidae)
This is the final instar caterpillar of a Sunbeam butterfly, just prior to pupation. The caterpillars are remarkable enough for the twin periscopes on their hind ends which contain tentacle organs. When threatened, the caterpillar (including at this prepupal stage) telescopes these structures outwards of their sheath in the form of a bouquet of hair-like tentacles which whirl around. This is presumably a defensive mechanism designed to alarm a potential predator, but it is hypothesised that they may also have a volatile secretion dissipation function as well.
This is an immobile, non-feeding phase of the life cycle during which the larva adhers itself to the leaf surface with a bed of silk and a barely visible single-strand silk girdle."
https://www.flickr.com/photos/itchydogimages/27590772511/in/photostream/
"Prepupal Angled Sunbeam Butterfly Caterpillar (Curetis acuta, Lycaenidae)
This is the final instar caterpillar of a Sunbeam butterfly, just prior to pupation. The caterpillars are remarkable enough for the twin periscopes on their hind ends which contain tentacle organs. When threatened, the caterpillar (including at this prepupal stage) telescopes these structures outwards of their sheath in the form of a bouquet of hair-like tentacles which whirl around. This is presumably a defensive mechanism designed to alarm a potential predator, but it is hypothesised that they may also have a volatile secretion dissipation function as well.
This is an immobile, non-feeding phase of the life cycle during which the larva adhers itself to the leaf surface with a bed of silk and a barely visible single-strand silk girdle."
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Lanson 3 year s ago
#12 Scooter boy just made my day!
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Edna 3 year s ago
#14 - no alcohol was consumed in the making of this video
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Artelepsa 3 year s ago
Edna,
Faceplant like that you could end up missing some teeth.
Faceplant like that you could end up missing some teeth.
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Wes 3 year s ago
#31 i do this with kitty litter and send it to people in a box with a bow on it
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Delphia 3 year s ago
#8 Nope. Not putting up with that.
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Pinckney 3 year s ago
#14 the girl with the smartphone is a f@#kin b*tch -- she wanted the other one to fall - I would punch her in the face after this action...
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Pinckney 3 year s ago
#34 he deserves nothing else
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Ronny 3 year s ago
#5 so we are to assume chuck norris brought down the twin towers on 9-11?
#25 and that children is how they make the letter L.
#25 and that children is how they make the letter L.
i had to google it because that was exactly my reaction
“Egyptian technique....where you burn a bit of hair to make it more malleable to style, more for kinky hair,”
https://www.flickr.com/photos/itchydogimages/27590772511/in/photostream/
"Prepupal Angled Sunbeam Butterfly Caterpillar (Curetis acuta, Lycaenidae)
This is the final instar caterpillar of a Sunbeam butterfly, just prior to pupation. The caterpillars are remarkable enough for the twin periscopes on their hind ends which contain tentacle organs. When threatened, the caterpillar (including at this prepupal stage) telescopes these structures outwards of their sheath in the form of a bouquet of hair-like tentacles which whirl around. This is presumably a defensive mechanism designed to alarm a potential predator, but it is hypothesised that they may also have a volatile secretion dissipation function as well.
This is an immobile, non-feeding phase of the life cycle during which the larva adhers itself to the leaf surface with a bed of silk and a barely visible single-strand silk girdle."
Faceplant like that you could end up missing some teeth.
#25 and that children is how they make the letter L.