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Taranaki Snapper wrote:

Trump's hair piece has teeth???

Turbogoat wrote:

Taranaki Snapper wrote:

Trump's hair piece has teeth???

Needs something to hold on to...

kiap wrote:

She’s going to have a wet box

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/f ... -francisco

Lacrobat wrote:Venus unveiled. Ishtar Terra is the northernmost 'continent' of Venus, similar in size to Australia. In the centre is the Maxwell Montes mountain chainl; its peak (Skadi Mons) is the highest point on the planet's surface at roughly 11 kilometres (36,000 ft) high, over 2km taller than Mt Everest. Note the snow on the summit:



(yes, it snows on Venus, a mineral condensate of lead sulfide and bismuth sulfide precipitated from the atmosphere at altitudes above 2600 metres).

Is this an artists impression?

Santa - Making America Great Again:

kiap wrote:

No, that would be speedraptor. Velociraptor needs a direction as well. /geek mode off

Or ?


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Looks like Vic licence plates as well

kiap wrote:

I hope the teacher had the students' clearly-stated, parent-signed permission slips standing by, especially seeing as it's gone viral.

^ Them beady eyes. And those beaks can do some damage to scalps. Or even eyes.

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See these things?



Plover birds
These birds lay their eggs on the ground. They have their nest on the ground, camouflaged with the grass, they have cute baby chicks, and are harmless right? They're just birds, right?



WRONG
These spur-winged plovers have venomous yellow spikes on their wings.* They swoop down at high speeds and will try to stab you with them. It's scary as fark. If you see some on the grass, stay away from them, trying to see the cute baby birds isn't worth a flying death spike to the neck.

* The venomous bit is bullshit but those spurs are sharp, farken.

kiap wrote:

kiap wrote:

Trash mobs before the boss fight.

kiap wrote:^ Them beady eyes. And those beaks can do some damage to scalps. Or even eyes.

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See these things?



Plover birds
These birds lay their eggs on the ground. They have their nest on the ground, camouflaged with the grass, they have cute baby chicks, and are harmless right? They're just birds, right?



WRONG
These spur-winged plovers have venomous yellow spikes on their wings.* They swoop down at high speeds and will try to stab you with them. It's scary as fark. If you see some on the grass, stay away from them, trying to see the cute baby birds isn't worth a flying death spike to the neck.

* The venomous bit is bullshit but those spurs are sharp, farken.

They need them, because they are the globus of the bird world, constantly screeching 'LOOK AT ME, LOOK AT ME!'. Makes you want to kick their kiddliwinks right in their fluffy little faces.

One of the very few birds native to NZ that have self introduced since Europeans arrived.

kiap wrote:^ Them beady eyes. And those beaks can do some damage to scalps. Or even eyes.

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See these things?



Plover birds
These birds lay their eggs on the ground. They have their nest on the ground, camouflaged with the grass, they have cute baby chicks, and are harmless right? They're just birds, right?



WRONG
These spur-winged plovers have venomous yellow spikes on their wings.* They swoop down at high speeds and will try to stab you with them. It's scary as fark. If you see some on the grass, stay away from them, trying to see the cute baby birds isn't worth a flying death spike to the neck.

* The venomous bit is bullshit but those spurs are sharp, farken.

They nest around the drift wood on one of the local beaches here. Recent arrival (less than a century ago) now found through-out the country.

^heheheh

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Demilich wrote:

kiap wrote:

Trash mobs before the boss fight.

Or to attack the boss and die in a futile manner in order to provoke Momoa out of his temporary coma/depression/brainwashing.

Dubh01 wrote:

kiap wrote:^ Them beady eyes. And those beaks can do some damage to scalps. Or even eyes.

Spoiler: show

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See these things?



Plover birds
These birds lay their eggs on the ground. They have their nest on the ground, camouflaged with the grass, they have cute baby chicks, and are harmless right? They're just birds, right?



WRONG
These spur-winged plovers have venomous yellow spikes on their wings.* They swoop down at high speeds and will try to stab you with them. It's scary as fark. If you see some on the grass, stay away from them, trying to see the cute baby birds isn't worth a flying death spike to the neck.

* The venomous bit is bullshit but those spurs are sharp, farken.

They nest around the drift wood on one of the local beaches here. Recent arrival (less than a century ago) now found through-out the country.

Probably these guys - spur-winged lapwing or spur-winged plover = Vanellus spinosus - you can see the spikes.



Related to the Australasian ones (masked lapwing or spur-winged lapwing = Vanellus miles) with the distinctive yellow mask and spurs. They're passive most of the time but become aggro in spring!

Taranaki Snapper wrote:

LOVE IT !!!!!

I wonder what the lineups are!?

Nieghorn wrote:I wonder what the lineups are!?

"Mr. Nobody" at lock?
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Spinalonga, the island of the outcasts