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YOUR ANUS! tis indeed really big! I'm just a sick college boy that finds amusment in this type of thing.
FAK ARSE!
Uhm, where did that come from?It's funny how people try to justify their wasteful (environmental) lives by denying the fact that they have influence on the Earth's climate and that it's all good, so they don't have to change anything.
JasonRox said:It's funny how people try to justify their wasteful (environmental) lives by denying the fact that they have influence on the Earth's climate and that it's all good, so they don't have to change anything.
Naiveness and ignorance will kill us all.
franznietzsche said:Slashdot turned a comment thread on the discovery of a new planet into an Anti-Bush thread in just 50 comments. Its amazing.
The concept behind "Proportions - How Small We Are | Comagz" is to visually demonstrate the vastness of the universe and our place within it. It aims to show how small and insignificant we are in comparison to the immense size of the universe.
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Understanding proportions is important in science because it allows us to make comparisons and draw conclusions about the natural world. It also helps us to visualize and comprehend complex concepts and phenomena.
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