>:(

nuh-uh! see they’re in line to be extincted

Someones gunna break it too.

Don’t forget pollen and seeds.

A gem from the original thread:

…praise the Omnissiah?

*tentatively reaches for heretic burning flamer

Queue extinction of snails

tell me you’re a scalie without telling me you’re a scalie

i’m more of a snail myself. i do have some ambient music, but it’s mood is more like sitting in a cold, damp cave (comfortably).

All wasps are an important part of the decomposition cycle. Some also tend to decompose your happiness.

be not afraid

/watch?v=EoQbjNlJ_0w

Story tiem:

I was eating sushi outside on my lunch break, and ofc a local wasp was buzzing around so I moved a chunk of tuna a bit away from me so it would feel safe to land. It landed, cut out an almost perfect square of tuna, hugged it with it’s legs and flew off. It was a bit like watching a cargo helicopter lifting up a container.

and it makes a lot of sense when one thinks of clear cutting in terms of puritanism.

Thanks very much for your input!

From your perspective, what does open source software lack for music production? Are there certain proprietary sounds and such, or is open source production software lacking in features?

No no, we must experiment longer, harder, faster…

Oh boy, it’s time for some unethical genetic experiments!

The only way they could be discriminatory with this campaign is if they disagreed with the owners bumper stickers. So I think it’s safe to say that there was no discrimination.

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Same. At first glance I felt a bit of trepidation, especially with the current state of American politics, but this is a good move.

Scolopendra subspinipes

…the species is known by many common names, including jungle centipede, orange-legged centipede, Hawaiian centipede, and Vietnamese centipede.

…it is also found on virtually all land areas around and within the Indian Ocean, all of tropical and subtropical Asia from Russia to the islands of Malaysia and Indonesia, Australia, South and Central America, the Caribbean islands, and possibly parts of the southern United States…

I think it’s actually Scolopendra alternans because the one pictured has only 4 segments on it’s antennae, but subspinipes has many.

Scolopendra alternans is a species group found in the whole Caribbean island and northern South America, with the Florida population reevaluated as a distinct species Scolopendra longipes.[1] They have also been reported as far north as Georgia.