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Topic: vacation
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Tue 06/02/09 12:22 AM

:heart: I'm trying to decide somewhere to visit this summer any ideas anyone ?:heart:
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MirrorMirror's photo
Tue 06/02/09 10:59 PM
:banana: whoot whoot:banana:

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Tue 06/02/09 11:02 PM


go to florida
What's so great about Florida?


well robin and i will be there for one bigsmile

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Tue 06/02/09 11:05 PM


:heart: I'm trying to decide somewhere to visit this summer any ideas anyone ?:heart:
love Herebigsmile
I think I will

MirrorMirror's photo
Wed 06/03/09 01:32 AM



go to florida
What's so great about Florida?


well robin and i will be there for one bigsmile
:banana: :banana: :banana: :banana:

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Wed 06/10/09 04:47 PM



:heart: I'm trying to decide somewhere to visit this summer any ideas anyone ?:heart:
love Herebigsmile
I think I will
:banana: :banana: :banana: :banana: :banana:

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Thu 06/11/09 06:30 PM
A theoretical reptilian humanoid has also been the focus of a widely discussed thought experiment in speculative evolution. In particular, in 1982 paleontologist Dale Russell, curator of vertebrate fossils at the National Museum of Canada in Ottawa, conjectured a possible evolutionary path that might have been taken by bipedal predator dinosaurs had they not all perished in the K/T extinction event 65 million years ago.[4] The essence of this thought experiment was that bipedal predators (theropods) which existed at that time, such as Troodon, could have evolved into intelligent beings similar in body plan to humans. Over geologic time, Russell noted that there had been a steady increase in the encephalization quotient or EQ (the relative brain weight when compared to other species with the same body weight) among the dinosaurs.[4] Russell had discovered the first Troodontid skull, and noted that, while its EQ was low compared to humans, it was six times higher than that of other dinosaurs. If the trend in Troodon evolution had continued to the present, its brain case could by now measure 1,100 cm3; comparable to that of a human.[4] Troodontids had semi-manipulative fingers, able to grasp and hold objects to a certain degree, and binocular vision.[4]


Description

Russel proposed that this "Dinosauroid", like most dinosaurs of the troodontid family, would have had large eyes and three fingers on each hand, one of which would have been partially opposed. As with most modern reptiles (and birds), he conceived of its genitalia as internal. Russell speculated that it would have required a navel, as a placenta aids the development of a large brain case. However, it would not have possessed mammary glands, and would have fed its young, as birds do, on regurgitated food. He speculated that its language would have sounded somewhat like bird song.[5]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reptilian_aliens

MirrorMirror's photo
Fri 06/12/09 08:06 AM

A theoretical reptilian humanoid has also been the focus of a widely discussed thought experiment in speculative evolution. In particular, in 1982 paleontologist Dale Russell, curator of vertebrate fossils at the National Museum of Canada in Ottawa, conjectured a possible evolutionary path that might have been taken by bipedal predator dinosaurs had they not all perished in the K/T extinction event 65 million years ago.[4] The essence of this thought experiment was that bipedal predators (theropods) which existed at that time, such as Troodon, could have evolved into intelligent beings similar in body plan to humans. Over geologic time, Russell noted that there had been a steady increase in the encephalization quotient or EQ (the relative brain weight when compared to other species with the same body weight) among the dinosaurs.[4] Russell had discovered the first Troodontid skull, and noted that, while its EQ was low compared to humans, it was six times higher than that of other dinosaurs. If the trend in Troodon evolution had continued to the present, its brain case could by now measure 1,100 cm3; comparable to that of a human.[4] Troodontids had semi-manipulative fingers, able to grasp and hold objects to a certain degree, and binocular vision.[4]


Description

Russel proposed that this "Dinosauroid", like most dinosaurs of the troodontid family, would have had large eyes and three fingers on each hand, one of which would have been partially opposed. As with most modern reptiles (and birds), he conceived of its genitalia as internal. Russell speculated that it would have required a navel, as a placenta aids the development of a large brain case. However, it would not have possessed mammary glands, and would have fed its young, as birds do, on regurgitated food. He speculated that its language would have sounded somewhat like bird song.[5]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reptilian_aliens
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Fri 06/12/09 08:17 AM
to save some money, get a big bag of Psilocybian and just sit in a lawn chair for a few days.......it could be a great trip....

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Sat 06/27/09 06:47 PM

:heart: I'm trying to decide somewhere to visit this summer any ideas anyone ?:heart:


Depends on what you like to do dear? If you like to gamble - Las Vegas. If you like the beaches, St Augustine Florida or the key west areas. If you like hiking and the mountains, Colorado springs and maybe South Dakota. If you like to see the celebrities - Hollywood. If you like lakes Minnesota. Or if you like hot summer fun hawaii or Mexico or Carribean. Cruise is fun too...

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