That's an H. sapiens skull, not neanderthal.

it's not the Chinese, it's wretched creatures like this with no mask!

Lotsa vineyards in the area, somebody should be qualified. why are there no locals taking that job?

this is how it works:

Won't the old beak Keratin still grow and deform the new plastic beak, or even push it loose eventually? Anchors will probably hold for awhile but Keratin is like fingernails and it'll keep growing underneath. Depending on the pressure it exerts, it may become impacted like wisdom teeth.

I must be trying to conceal the fact that I'm bored. It really doesn't work, so I'm telling everyone.

how did Hubble get a mountain in the same picture? :)

are Pandarins Buddhists?

There's a game on the BBC website that plunks you somewhere on streetview and you're supposed to guess where. http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20131206-how-well-do-you-know-the-world-play-geoguessr-to-find-out sometimes really hard when there's no landmarks for 50 miles and license plates are blurred

STORAGE = thing keeping room, context is backwards duh

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perfectly dead center.

I'm familiar with this. Corny or cornball was my childhood nickname. not my fault though, I inherited Cornelius for a last name. by the way, the original Cornelius was a roman general who offered to adopt any legionnaires that finished their stint in the Roman army so they would be official Roman citizens. That was a big deal then sort of like becoming a 1%er. My regards to all you other Cornballs: Nos sunt verisimile non distant cognati. :)