I don't know what deaters are either...blood-shard wrote:not deaters but feathers xD minor spelling mistake xDRenegade_Turner wrote:I don't know what featers are. Regardless, they both weigh the same.
Riddles!
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Hurm. First thing that came up in a Google image search.
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Answer my riddle darn it lol.
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Hah, that's easy. A sea star =P
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Richie Rabbit
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Thank you .. i was starting to feel a bit ignored.Re: Riddles!
ok.
When john wanted to build the ark, he put animals in it to save them from the flood.
How many of each animal did John put in his ark?
When john wanted to build the ark, he put animals in it to save them from the flood.
How many of each animal did John put in his ark?
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...what. You can't accurately solve that =/ There's not enough information.
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lol. 2. that's not about solving anything, that's the story of noah's ark with the name "noah" changed to "john".
You would need, at the very least, several thousand individuals of each species. Probably more, depending on the genetic diversity within the group.
Any less would result in drastic inbreeding. Over time, this would render them increasingly vulnerable to various threats, notably infectious disease. Given long enough it would result in an infertile, and therefore non-viable, population.
So yeah... "John" would need a rather big boat.
However, I'm guessing that isn't the answer he's after.
Any less would result in drastic inbreeding. Over time, this would render them increasingly vulnerable to various threats, notably infectious disease. Given long enough it would result in an infertile, and therefore non-viable, population.
So yeah... "John" would need a rather big boat.
However, I'm guessing that isn't the answer he's after.
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You're reading far much into an untrue legend.
Not in the funny way, either.
Not in the funny way, either.
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You're being far too offensive to some people's beliefs and trolling.
Not in the funny way, either.
Not in the funny way, either.
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People's beliefs? The story of Noah's Ark is a legend. No one actually believes it. Grow up.
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Agreed.Renegade_Turner wrote:People's beliefs? The story of Noah's Ark is a legend. No one actually believes it. Grow up.
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About 20% of the world's population is nobody? And I never said I believed in it. You were a little quick there to reassure yourself. Maybe you're the one who needs to grow up.Renegade_Turner wrote:People's beliefs? The story of Noah's Ark is a legend. No one actually believes it. Grow up.
@Richie: Whoa. That looks like an awesome religion.