I'm sure they thought it was funny when they made the pact. Best one could hope for those left alive is to look back on it and laugh one day as you toast to their memory.
That's a good point, I guess some evolution becomes stunted due to humans saying "Hey, isn't that neat", killing it, and then putting it in a jar, which is not a very efficient trait of survival.
Well, since most of you are going with the "it split open the side of him and is hanging out" idea, I'm forced to stand firm as the minority, and be the first to welcome our one-legged snake overlords.
The thing is, most people don't choose the way they raise their kid, they just do. My biological dad died when I was 2, leaving my mom to raise both me and my sister on her own. Seeing her depressed so much made an impact on me, always trying to be quiet, accepting only what was given to me, and keeping to myself. Were those traits learned, or biological, I have no idea, but people's actions don't always come out with their original intentions. People can think one thing, but the result of that action can lead to an unexpected, and much of the time unknown consequence. I know you think that the world is all black and white, but there's is 98% different shades of gray that goes on in the details that many people don't see.
Is that your technique on finding new friends at the health spa? Also, if that's all that matters, I'm glad to still have my foreskin.
Hey, inspiration has to come from somewhere, right?
My guess it was cir***cision. It's very finicky.
That's a good point, I guess some evolution becomes stunted due to humans saying "Hey, isn't that neat", killing it, and then putting it in a jar, which is not a very efficient trait of survival.
That would really suck if the jumper slipped, fell, and promptly suffocated from a peanut allergy.
@Morgan
They would use salted. It keeps away the evil spirits of jumpers.