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Zawash*related=http://videosift.com/video/Heron-Uses-A-Bait-To-Catch-Fish
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brycewi19And he gets both the bird and the fish back! Genius!
lucky760Holy shit! Those suckers are stinking genius!
*quality killer
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bobknight33The Last Supper.
newtboyWhen you order the chicken, but get served the fish.....
articianI'm so glad we've put them all in cages so we can keep an eye on them!
Holy shit! Those suckers are stinking genius!
*quality killer
lucky760I wholly disagree with that sentiment. They would be better off free in the ocean. We don't need to keep an eye on them. They aren't like great white sharks randomly swimming along the shore taking bites out of people. No. They're too smart for something so lowest-common-denominator as that. Yes, they're called "killer" whales for a reason, but you have nothing to fear from releasing them from captivity and enjoying all that the deep blue sea has to offer those beautiful creatures. Speaking of beautiful, I wonder if they share any relationship with panda bears, genetically speaking. They're very different except for the whole black and white thing. And what gives with that whole look anyway? Yes, it's badass and cute, but how does that fit into the whole natural selection deal? How does being black and white make you fitter? Hmm.
Did you ever see Free Willy? You couldn't have. Anyone who's seen that would never endorse keeping these beautiful, intelligent creatures in a cage, much less doing it just to "keep an eye on them." FOR shame!
I'm so glad we've put them all in cages so we can keep an eye on them!
Payback*passes hand over head*
WOOOSH!!
I wholly disagree with that sentiment. They would be better off free in the ocean. We don't need to keep an eye on them. They aren't like great white sharks randomly swimming along the shore taking bites out of people. No. They're too smart for something so lowest-common-denominator as that. Yes, they're called "killer" whales for a reason, but you have nothing to fear from releasing them from captivity and enjoying all that the deep blue sea has to offer those beautiful creatures. Speaking of beautiful, I wonder if they share any relationship with panda bears, genetically speaking. They're very different except for the whole black and white thing. And what gives with that whole look anyway? Yes, it's badass and cute, but how does that fit into the whole natural selection deal? How does being black and white make you fitter? Hmm.
Did you ever see Free Willy? You couldn't have. Anyone who's seen that would never endorse keeping these beautiful, intelligent creatures in a cage, much less doing it just to "keep an eye on them." FOR shame!
lucky760Sometimes people are immune to sarcasm unless the sarcasm box is checked.
Case in point.
*passes hand over head*
WOOOSH!!
ChaosEnginemeta!
Sometimes people are immune to sarcasm unless the sarcasm box is checked.
Case in point.
PlayhousePalsThey don't call 'em 'KILLER' for nuthin'
PaybackAhhh... but was I referring to you? or to my initial take?
Sometimes people are immune to sarcasm unless the sarcasm box is checked.
Case in point.
lucky760Correct, but was I replying to your first comment or your second?
Ahhh... but was I referring to you? or to my initial take?
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