To be honest, I haven't actually watched the video. But my comment was made in a sarcastic but non-antagonistic spirit. I just think the idea of it being on here is hilarious, but I have no problem with it, if that's what you were wondering.

And thanks! I had no idea about any of that, haha. I don't sift much, really, just because most of the videos I come across are either already here or probably not interesting to others.



In reply to this comment by Boise_Lib:
Did you mean this as sarcasm, or that you liked the video?
Either way it's your right, I'm just trying to get to know the people here.

Impressive record, BTW.
Two number one vids--eight top 15's and a 39.7 votes per vid.

Bravo!

In reply to this comment by Gallowflak:
Thank you so much.

Did you mean this as sarcasm, or that you liked the video?
Either way it's your right, I'm just trying to get to know the people here.

Impressive record, BTW.
Two number one vids--eight top 15's and a 39.7 votes per vid.

Bravo!

In reply to this comment by Gallowflak:
Thank you so much.

Now I know why they call it a Slow Loris.

>> ^Porksandwich:

I want one.

*hands Porksandwich a teeny umbrella*

Your video, Slow Loris with a Cocktail Umbrella, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

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"There is a difference between organisms that are "venomous" and those that are "poisonous", two commonly confused terms applied to plant and animal life. Venomous refers to animals that inject venom into their prey when hunting or as a self-defense mechanism. Poisonous, on the other hand, describes plants or animals that are harmful when consumed or touched. One species of bird, the hooded pitohui, although not venomous, is poisonous, secreting a neurotoxin onto its skin and feathers. The slow loris, a primate, blurs the boundary between poisonous and venomous; it has poison-secreting patches on the inside of its elbows which it is believed to smear on its young to prevent them from being eaten. However, it will also lick these patches, giving it a venomous bite." - Shiro Emiya

>> ^nomino:
what kind of car does Sonya drive? I know my cars, but can't identify this interior. Anyone?

something from the last century. that car is running Netscape Navigator 4

>> ^cybrbeast:
>> ^ponceleon:
Am I nuts or does that thing have opposable thumbs?

"They have well developed opposable thumbs"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow_loris
It's also venomous!
Other animals with opposable thumbs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thumb#Other_animals_with_opposable_thumbs
As said, you might still be nuts though.



AAAAHHH THEY ARE EVOLVING!!! WE ARE DOOOOOMED!

>> ^ponceleon:
Am I nuts or does that thing have opposable thumbs?

"They have well developed opposable thumbs"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow_loris
It's also venomous!

Other animals with opposable thumbs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thumb#Other_animals_with_opposable_thumbs

As said, you might still be nuts though.

What a meek and affable soul...

I love 'meta slow loris' at the end. Hahaha!

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Tags for this video have been changed from 'slow loris, Sonya, worms, grubs' to 'slow loris, Sonya, worms, grubs, finger licking good' - edited by ponceleon

>> ^aceofkidneys:
I WANT ONE!


Get a girl-friend, and she can rub your belly for you while you hold up your arms like a monkey.

ITS FUN.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Slow-Loris-loves-a-nice-tummy-rub-soooo-cute