Tags for this video have been changed from '5 Things I Dont Understand About Women, smegma, peyronie disease, blister beetle' to 'money, break up, little dick, sex talk, questions, answers, lies, abuse, truth' - edited by xxovercastxx

The History Channel is to history what baconnaise is to condiments.

I was trying (but have failed) to find a War Nerd column (highly recommended reading) on the subject of american military revisionism in WW2. The Sherman "makeover" as actually being a really nice tank and yadayadayada was part of a larger jingoistic effort during the start of the current desert wars. Remember those days of red, white and blue fever? Wonder if the History channel will make a doc on that...

As for the Sherman, you just need to look at it. I would call it a VW Beetle with a turret mounted on top, but that would be insulting a fine car.

The truth of course is that the real WW2 was fought on the eastern front and the might of the Wehrmacht was only halted by rivers of Russian blood.

@bleedmegood, if you're getting blisters after physical intimacy, it's probably not Blister Beetles. You should probably get yourself checked out.

Also, if the women you're sleeping with have Peyronie's disease, they probably aren't women.
>> ^MarineGunrock:

Uh, what's with those tags?

Yes! I had a Smash-Up Derby set back in the day, but mine was made a few years later. It had a red pick-up and a blue Beetle.

I would guess their shells make them too heavy for sustained flight, especially in the vertical direction. It works out well to help with the process of natural selection. The badassest beetle with the best tossin' genes makes it to the top and procreates

>> ^castles:

I wonder why they just don't fly up to the top of the tree.

Going thru all those obstacles of throwing off all those male beetles then raping the female beetle to throw her off the branch. That's just not very cool. If the beetle were able to fly he'd bypass those other beetle bastards and take the female beetle for a view of the world. >> ^castles:

I wonder why they just don't fly up to the top of the tree.

The best nature clip I've seen in a while. It played out like a good short film. Great find!

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Thankya sir!

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*quality

Thankya sir!

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Awesome! thanks for the verification and promote!

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Works great, not blocked any more- great ending. *promote

Nope, not blocked any more. You're right- great ending!

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yo mang, can you tell me if this is still region blocked? I changed the embed code. Also, for some reason discovery cut the ending off the initial embed, which I hadn't noticed

http://videosift.com/video/Darwin-beetle-wrestles-his-way-up-to-the-ladies-and-then

Thanks

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yo mang, can you tell me if this is still region blocked? I changed the embed code. Also, for some reason discovery cut the ending off the initial embed, which I hadn't noticed

http://videosift.com/video/Darwin-beetle-wrestles-his-way-up-to-the-ladies-and-then

Thanks

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WTF kind of scry-assed beetle is that?!?

Rays, sharks, electric eel, echidna...

>> ^HenningKO:

>> ^marinara:
i don't think electolocation is unique, but i'm too lazy to google it.

Sawfish


Also, the bombardier beetle doesn't spray acid, just boiling hot quinones.

The Hooded Pitohui acquires its poison from part of its diet, the Choresine beetles of the Melyridae family. -Wiki
>> ^mxxcon:

so how do they become poisonous? same like frogs, from eating insects?

Peewee's Nightmare Before Beetle Corpse Alice Scissorhands and the Giant Sweeney Wonka Wood