afraidtoshooteddie
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edge_of_the_wire said:
Is it Urcock?
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Is it Urcock?
edge_of_the_wire
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Wrong answer, afraidtoshooteddie.
The correct answer is the bee hummingbird (Mellisuga helenae) of Cuba which measures 5 cm (2 in) in length and weighs less than 1 g.
The correct answer is the bee hummingbird (Mellisuga helenae) of Cuba which measures 5 cm (2 in) in length and weighs less than 1 g.
edge_of_the_wire
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Name the world's largest reptile.
rockin_plumber
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Saltwater Crocodile
Scientific: Crocodylus porosus
Origin: Australia
The Saltwater Crocodile can grow to lengths of 7 metres.
edge_of_the_wire
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Yes, rockin_plumber. The saltwater crocodile is the world's largest reptile.
rockin_plumber
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edge_of_the_wire said:
OMG :shock: :shock: :shock:
Woot am I gonna do :cry: :cry: :cry:
Now dont take this personally.........
But do you ever laugh :?
I bet a night down the pub with you would be fun :err:
edge_of_the_wire
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It's simple, rockin_plumber. Next time edit your post. Replace the disappeared file with an existing one.
Alright, here's my question -
How many brown bear subspecies that live today?
Alright, here's my question -
How many brown bear subspecies that live today?
afraidtoshooteddie
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wicky said:
D'oh LOL
rockin_plumber
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wicky said:
I am so stooooopid sometimes
edge_of_the_wire
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Who knows how many brown bear subspecies that live today? Any volunteers?
rockin_plumber
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edge_of_the_wire said:
Is that today as in this very day the 18th July :?
rockin_plumber
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rockin_plumber said:
What if one died today :?
edge_of_the_wire
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Nonsense.
And by the way, my question is quite hard and there are about 13 living brown bear subspecies and they are:
Amur brown bear Ursus arctos lasiotus
Carpathian brown bear U. a. formicarius
Eurasian brown bear U. a. arctos
Gobi bear U. a. gobiensis
Grizzly bear U. a. horribilis
Himalayan brown bear U. a. isabellinus
Hokkaido brown bear U. a. yesoensis
Kamchatka brown bear U. a. beringianus
Kodiak bear U. a. middendorffi
Marsican brown bear U. a. marsicanus
Siberian brown bear U. a. collaris
Syrian brown bear U. a. syriacus
Tibetan blue bear U. a. pruinosus
And by the way, my question is quite hard and there are about 13 living brown bear subspecies and they are:
Amur brown bear Ursus arctos lasiotus
Carpathian brown bear U. a. formicarius
Eurasian brown bear U. a. arctos
Gobi bear U. a. gobiensis
Grizzly bear U. a. horribilis
Himalayan brown bear U. a. isabellinus
Hokkaido brown bear U. a. yesoensis
Kamchatka brown bear U. a. beringianus
Kodiak bear U. a. middendorffi
Marsican brown bear U. a. marsicanus
Siberian brown bear U. a. collaris
Syrian brown bear U. a. syriacus
Tibetan blue bear U. a. pruinosus
rockin_plumber
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:| NONSENSE
So that picture above is what they all look like :?
How can they tell the difference :|
So that picture above is what they all look like :?
How can they tell the difference :|
afraidtoshooteddie
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:roll:
You Forgot.....
Fozzy
Ewoks
And....
Bungle.
Fucktard :|
You Forgot.....
Fozzy
Ewoks
And....
Bungle.
Fucktard :|
rockin_plumber
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wicky said:
:| I never noticed that........
But then again........
With Fozzie, Ewok & Bungle it could be about 15 :banana: :banana: :banana:
edge_of_the_wire
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Fozzie, Ewok & Bungle are excluded from the brown bear subspecies.
Here's my question:
English football club Liverpool won a record of 7 League Cups. Who did it beat to win its 7th title and in what year?
Here's my question:
English football club Liverpool won a record of 7 League Cups. Who did it beat to win its 7th title and in what year?