obviously a hyrax

and riding a tortoise is probably the least impressive thing that they can do

those doods are like little moutain goats

i would hope even a shark could understand not to eat a person who just saved yer aaaaaa butt

yeah this doesn't seem neat or convenient or safe.

what about cordless phone chargers?

i mean heck, we live in the year 20 10

@misscellina

yeah i remember that, and when i read this post title i got pissed cause i remember that it's called a "zonkey"

zedonk? that's just dumb

oh god more lofty theories without evidence or useful applications

there are lots of good things worth doing on our planet that don't get grant money because they don't sound like comic book plot lines

screw science

i used to love science

science is the new politics

unfriending dead people is strangely disrespectful.

you die and your page still exists but you have no friends?

sounds lame to me

i guess more than anything it's convenient if somebody else knows your password so they can at least change something in your page, that way you're not "driving to a party" until the end of time.

came in to ask about the moon walk comment...

seems like it's been covered

do people think the space station is on the moon?

my favorite is the glass chewer

DID YOU SEE THOSE GIRLS???????????????

"most Facebookers don’t really think about"

what??

i have two dead friends who's old pages still haunt me

i feel like most facebookers are already aware of this issue

worst explanation of a staggeringly divergent scientific theory ever

string theory really is pretty weak these days

at first it was at least beautiful and interesting

but with it's ever increasing accolades who now seem to find their baseless equations a reasonable grounds on which to try and degrade the most respected and established scientific theories in history

i might suggest that people move on to a more fruitful field of scientific inquiry

oh god i broke in so fast

everybody knows what is implied by the laymens term centrifugal. it should just be accepted as a combination of the centripital and inertial force.

wouldn't the sudden halting of the earths rotation also fling us into space? (assuming we aren't liquified)

i don't know the numbers here in terms of the speed of the earths rotation and the speed needed to break the gravitational pull.

checked: nope, wouldn't fly into space

i'm not huge on andy warhol but his custom asymmetrical painted sports car is one of the most beautiful things ever

http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-abc/BMW-M1-Andy-Warhol-Art-Car-sa-lr.jpg

i would give anything for that car

what the heck?

they have Pain Is Good there?

Pain Is Good is a local hot sauce from KC, it's the bottles with the screaming faces on them, it's really good hot sauce but i didn't know it was sold outside of the KC area even...

#1 has some situational exceptions