What Are You Doing Right Now? (194 Viewers)

Nzoric

Nzoric

Grazie Mirko
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Jan 16, 2011
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swag said:
It's kind of a nightmare for him now. Like mad cow disease in the UK, this is going to follow him for years now.
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I said it before and I'll say it again: I hope he loses everything. Not because he infected people with cornhole swaggatitis, but because he's charging 260 bucks per meal and parading around like it's worth it.

*adds Noma to the list of places to perform massive weekly arrests once the revolution kicks in*

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Enron said:
I grew up in the South, so the joke was understood.

Anywho, extinction doesn't always mean that an animal doesn't exist.
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Poor you (based on my stereotypes of the American south) :p

Care to clarify the latter, I don't quite get it.
 
Enron

Enron

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Oct 11, 2005
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Nzoric said:
Poor you (based on my stereotypes of the American south) :p

Care to clarify the latter, I don't quite get it.
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Extinction happens when a species loses the required population numbers to reproduce. A recent example is the Eastern Mountain Lion which was declared extinct last year because there are no monitored mating pairs left in the wild. Another case is the California Condor which should be let go. Also the Ivory Billed Woodpecker in Gulf Coast areas was thought to be extinct due to logging until scientists spotted them quite recently.

So people bringing the animals back could refer to a number of things, like eliminating habitat reduction, hunting, etc like the case of the American Bison and Grey Wolves in Yellowstone. It also could refer to captive breeding programs like the Condor, which isn't going to work.
 
Quetzalcoatl

Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
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Aug 22, 2007
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Nzoric said:
You just have a pigmentation disorder in common with the late MJ, is that it? :p
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I'm a gumba.
Enron said:
Extinction happens when a species loses the required population numbers to reproduce. A recent example is the Eastern Mountain Lion which was declared extinct last year because there are no monitored mating pairs left in the wild. Another case is the California Condor which should be let go. Also the Ivory Billed Woodpecker in Gulf Coast areas was thought to be extinct due to logging until scientists spotted them quite recently.

So people bringing the animals back could refer to a number of things, like eliminating habitat reduction, hunting, etc like the case of the American Bison and Grey Wolves in Yellowstone. It also could refer to captive breeding programs like the Condor, which isn't going to work.
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Like extinct extinct... wooly mammoths.
 
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