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Vernisee 2 year s ago
#2 lucky...
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Ricky 2 year s ago
Vernisee,
you're disgusting
you're disgusting
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Roxanne 2 year s ago
Awful lot of superstitious nonsense in here...
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Hopp 2 year s ago
#22 The fetus develops symmetrically during growth, essentially split down the middle. Cylcopia happens when that process is stunted. Incidentally, the deformation is named after the mythological cyclops, not the other way around.
The giant cyclops legend spawned from elephant/mammoth skulls, which have a large opening at the top that looks like an eye socket (it's actually the nasal cavity.) Similarly, dragon myths all derived from the discovery of dinosaur bones, which also explains why dragon myths exist all over the world.
The giant cyclops legend spawned from elephant/mammoth skulls, which have a large opening at the top that looks like an eye socket (it's actually the nasal cavity.) Similarly, dragon myths all derived from the discovery of dinosaur bones, which also explains why dragon myths exist all over the world.
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Dalton 2 year s ago
#28 Here's a little something for you:
There are quite some number of people who were alive in the '50s who are still alive today.
There are quite some number of people who were alive in the '50s who are still alive today.
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Zedediah 2 year s ago
#15 For navigation, a radio direction finder will point in the direction of the transmitter.
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Simeon 2 year s ago
#32 I'm sorry, but I see boobs.
you're disgusting
The giant cyclops legend spawned from elephant/mammoth skulls, which have a large opening at the top that looks like an eye socket (it's actually the nasal cavity.) Similarly, dragon myths all derived from the discovery of dinosaur bones, which also explains why dragon myths exist all over the world.
There are quite some number of people who were alive in the '50s who are still alive today.