so whats going on with the world??

well iv been reading the threads and none of these are actually ones that involve more then hahas. I know iv made some too whateverr

Lets talk about the world as in what makes the sky blue? how deep is space? How many trees do we have to kill until people realize its our oxygen? What kind of sea animals have we not discovered? most questions i asked are un answerable i know, but hey lets have fun and come up with some crazy ideas :thumbsup:

it is now 3 am.. im tired.. :stoned::stoned:

Ditto toeverythingtoyou said.

Ditto to everything to you said.:jointsmile:

I love philosophy.

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Originally Posted by crunkjuice

haha i win

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What about the prehistoric shark they found in Japan. So no you're wrong on the sea creatures. There is probably an underwater dragon that's half gorilla in the deepest part of the ocean.

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Originally Posted by BlAzInIt4:20

well iv been reading the threads and none of these are actually ones that involve more then hahas. I know iv made some too whateverr

Lets talk about the world as in what makes the sky blue? how deep is space? How many trees do we have to kill until people realize its our oxygen? What kind of sea animals have we not discovered? most questions i asked are un answerable i know, but hey lets have fun and come up with some crazy ideas :thumbsup:

it is now 3 am.. im tired.. :stoned::stoned:

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We can kill as many tree's as we like, you'll be surprised to know they contribute hardly anything to our oxygen. The algae that covers the sea is thought to give us up to 90% of our oxygen.

Although, trees are nice too look at so it's best not to get rid of em just yet.

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Originally Posted by crunkjuice

it wasnt prehistoric it just normally lives in deep water. thats why it was a shock to find it in the shallows.

and it looked like a fish haha.

though a gorrila dragon in the sea would be kinda cool

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I've encountered these Gorilla dragons while visiting the cost of Florida. You give them hot pockets and in return you're not their bait. I'd suggest bringing the ham and cheese ones if you ever visit.

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Originally Posted by Juggnoxalo

I've encountered these Gorilla dragons while visiting the cost of Florida. You give them hot pockets and in return you're not their bait. I'd suggest bringing the ham and cheese ones if you ever visit.

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are there any kinds not to bring, things not to do to anger them? does the gorilla side of them like bananas?

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are there any kinds not to bring, things not to do to anger them? does the gorilla side of them like bananas?

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The gorilla side loves bananas but I suggest not bringing them. I once brought a bundle and once it finished all of them it thought my one eyed friend down south was a banana. Had to beat that bitch with a golf club and spray it down with a super soaker full of jellyfish semen. I'd stick with the hot pockets.

The sky is blue form water reflection in the atmosphere. Not much to talk about there. Space is a lot deeper than we can currently travel. Totally agree with you on the tree thing. May only be 5-10% of our oxygen, but they hold our soil in place, provide habitats for millions of animals, food for us, and lots of other cool things. Clearcutting needs to stop. My sister's a marine biologist. She could tell you more about sea life than I can. I'm all about talking about some serious stuff. That stuff just seems to already have other forums. I might actually go check some of them threads out today.