I guess I’m a leftist if that means I don’t hate everyone else. Live YOUR life y’all.
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Then Trump gets no teleprompter. Because the prompter, as you know, they say, it’s like a, it’s a big deal, a very big deal, just like we saw in Michigan, lakes, Biden has made them dirty, covered in plastic, but I’m making plastic go away, people can’t buy milk and buildings …
This is Goodfellas in real life. Sounds aggressive but dude will do anything for her safety and happiness I’d bet.
Can confirm. Sex tape. Cherry waves. Lots of options.
🤩 A new study has found that DEFTONES are the most popular metal band to have sex to revolvermag.com/culture/new-…
Digging the new @Mudvayne
So @PearlJam took from @royalblooduk with the single Dark Matter right? I’m not the only one hearing this vibe? Love to all.
If you’re a Jim Jefferies fan you know that April 18 is already “another day” nitter.cf/weirdmoviebros/status/…
Not including Ryan Martini 🍸 from @Mudvayne is an insult
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Staff at the Aquarium and Shark Lab by Team Ecco in Hendersonville, North Carolina, initially became worried when they noticed a lump growing on the back of one of their female stingrays named Charlotte. They took her for an ultrasound, which revealed that she was actually pregnant with as many as 4 pups.
While her caretakers were certainly relieved she didn’t have a tumor, they were left a bit confused given that Charlotte hadn’t come into contact with a male ray in at least 8 years.
Kady Lyons, a research scientist at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, says what she believes happened was Charlotte's egg fused with another cell, which triggered cell division and led to the creation of an embryo without sperm. This process creates babies that are ‘similar to the mother but not exact clones,’ per National Geographic.
The rare occurrence is known as parthenogenesis. These unique situations are thought to potentially occur as a survival strategy for animals that are unable to find a mate or are facing challenging conditions. The ‘virgin births’ have been documented in some species of insects, fish, amphibians, birds, and reptiles. However, it has yet to be recorded in mammals.
What makes Charlotte’s pregnancy even more exceptional is the fact that parthenogenesis has never before been documented in her species of round stingray, according to Lyons.
Charlotte also lives with two young sharks. After noticing she was covered in bite marks, a sign of shark mating, some online theorized that the sharks potentially had something to do with the mysterious pregnancy. The possibility of a shark-ray pregnancy quickly made headlines, however, experts have since chimed in and dispelled those rumors.
Although it would be cool, Lyons said ‘shark-ray shenanigans’ are impossible.
Charlotte will likely give birth sometime this month, and staff members are hoping to install cameras to livestream her and her offspring. Updates will be posted on the center's Facebook page.
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Staff at the Aquarium and Shark Lab by Team Ecco in Hendersonville, North Carolina, initially became worried when they noticed a lump growing on the back of one of their female stingrays named Charlotte. They took her for an ultrasound, which revealed that she was actually pregnant with as many as 4 pups.
While her caretakers were certainly relieved she didn’t have a tumor, they were left a bit confused given that Charlotte hadn’t come into contact with a male ray in at least 8 years.
Kady Lyons, a research scientist at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, says what she believes happened was Charlotte's egg fused with another cell, which triggered cell division and led to the creation of an embryo without sperm. This process creates babies that are ‘similar to the mother but not exact clones,’ per National Geographic.
The rare occurrence is known as parthenogenesis. These unique situations are thought to potentially occur as a survival strategy for animals that are unable to find a mate or are facing challenging conditions. The ‘virgin births’ have been documented in some species of insects, fish, amphibians, birds, and reptiles. However, it has yet to be recorded in mammals.
What makes Charlotte’s pregnancy even more exceptional is the fact that parthenogenesis has never before been documented in her species of round stingray, according to Lyons.
Charlotte also lives with two young sharks. After noticing she was covered in bite marks, a sign of shark mating, some online theorized that the sharks potentially had something to do with the mysterious pregnancy. The possibility of a shark-ray pregnancy quickly made headlines, however, experts have since chimed in and dispelled those rumors.
Although it would be cool, Lyons said ‘shark-ray shenanigans’ are impossible.
Charlotte will likely give birth sometime this month, and staff members are hoping to install cameras to livestream her and her offspring. Updates will be posted on the center's Facebook page.
Not including Soen (featuring former Opeth drummer Martin Lopez) in this list is comically overlooked. I mean …
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At the turn of the century a lot of bands got signed with singers that sounded almost exactly like Maynard James Keenan. Few had more ideas than 'radio friendly Tool' but there's diamonds in this rough. Check out our guide to some Maynard-lite:
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At the turn of the century a lot of bands got signed with singers that sounded almost exactly like Maynard James Keenan. Few had more ideas than 'radio friendly Tool' but there's diamonds in this rough. Check out our guide to some Maynard-lite:
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Can’t always blame young men who are instructed to be cold blooded killers when they … ya know … kill. Not to mention the pressure from superior officers. Listen to them. Hug them. Don’t blame them. We could never understand.
Do I wanna see this? Nope. But if that’s what the dude wants to do and other people are willing to pay to see it then it’s none of my concern.
That feeling as a parent when your former foreign exchange student is visiting with their family and you keep it a secret from your child who truly bonded with her and then the look of happy tears as she realizes what’s happening and the running embrace. I’ll never forget it.
It has to be the lowest intelligence of our kind that can be listening to this shit after all these years and think “This is the only guy telling the truth and he is fighting for me.” So … so god damn tiring.
