I love that accent!

These are always good, regardless of what game he's playing!

They just put out a new album, too: Oddfellows.

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...except it's a cow. wtf.

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In an attempt to prank the visitors to an art museum, they became art themselves. How fitting.

I don't know, that sounds like a pretty interesting conversation to me. What is the interesting thing about men's fashion that has developed over the last twenty years? Now I'll never know!

There are similar spiders, in the genus Cyclosa, that use debris to create a line in their web so that when the spider sits atop the line it is almost impossible to detect, as it looks just like a piece of debris. This protects the spider from two of its main predators: birds and parasitic wasps.

This could be a similar situation, but slightly modified (i.e. evolved), so that the web debris is not just a line, but lines radiating out from a central point. Now, those predators that would've preyed upon or parasitized a small spider (such as the one living in this web), are not drawn to the web of such a large-looking spider.

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The end makes that video.

It's not ideal, but keep in mind that many zoos these days take part in essential breeding programs that help maintain healthy wild populations. Cheetahs are one of the best examples where zoological breeding programs are beneficial because cheetahs are very inbred in the wild and the health of many wild populations suffer greatly because of it.

There's an excellent Washington Post article that examines Japan's gun control laws and why they have such a low rate of gun violence (http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews/wp/2012/12/14/the-japan-lesson-can-americans-learn-from-the-country-that-has-almost-zero-gun-deaths/).

Definitely worth a read.

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Ugh I really can't stand douchebags that don't understand that the far left lane is for passing.