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Re: Stupid **** that pops into my head
Maybe that's why the HellMutt doesn't listen, I don't speak Spanish to her.
Yakster
Re: Ignorance is bliss?
There is no news anymore, we have a state run network pumping Fear, Outrage and Xenophobia 24/7 and all the others are Trump tv basically, reporting everything he does with a tiny violin playing in the background. .It’s hard to find anything that is actual news.
It will continue like this until people realize the illusion of choice in the coin flip vote is just that, an illusion. Every day people will always have way more in common than they have in difference but the puppet masters on either side of the coin know what to say come voting time to get the flocks in line and both end up like crabs in a pot. Stockholm syndrome nation I tell ya. Same coin flip and nothing ever changes as we keep choosing the same two masters and expecting different results. Insanity.
Re: What are you reading?
See, this is the sort of thing I’m talking about. The bees are dying off because they are commercialized.
This right here sums it up….
Bullshít…they wouldn’t naturally be feeding from daikon radishes. Daikon are native to Eastern Asia not North America.
Rdp77
Re: What are you reading?
The Western honeybee, Apis mellifera, is a species of crucial economic, agricultural, and environmental importance. Due to the activities of beekeepers it is now spread across the entire world, but its native range is large and diverse, spanning Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Including A. mellifera, 10 species of honeybee belonging to the genus Apis are generally recognized (Engel 1999; Arias and Sheppard 2005). Phylogenetic analyses based on nuclear DNA and mitochondrial (mtDNA) markers strongly support clustering these into three distinct groups: cavity-nesting bees (A. mellifera, A. cerana, A. koschevnikovi, A. nulensis), giant bees (A. dorsata, A. laboriosa, A. binghami, A. nigrocincta), and dwarf bees (A. florea, A. andreniformis) (Arias and Sheppard 2005; Raffiudin and Crozier 2007) (Fig. 1A). Apart from A. mellifera all of these species are currently confined to Asia and the lineage that gave rise to extant A. mellifera represents an early split from other cavity-nesting bees, so it is most likely that A. mellifera can ultimately trace its origin to Asia.
Re: Post Every Boring Aspect Of Your Mundane Life Thread
Went to work (not a single customer all day. Sent my helper home at 11:00), smoked 1 cigar and three bowls while there, home now and debating another bowl or another 14 hour nap. I hate rainy days.
ShawnOL
Re: What are you reading?
https://www.greenmatters.com/news/why-are-honey-bees-dying
Commercial beekeepers report a 62% loss in the honey bee population.
Re: What are you reading?
The alligators in Massachusetts are among the most vicious in the world.
Re: Post Every Boring Aspect Of Your Mundane Life Thread
Went and watched this cinematic masterpiece last night with the family. 5/10 if you are bored it'll pass the time.
Re: The useless information thread
@Usaf06
Where else would a man from Florida buy his sister a wedding anniversary gift then a mens bathroom?
Vision