Recent content by Uzor

I've been fighting the urge to start playing again very hard :( And yes, I do remember you :p

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I've been reading it too, it's really quite good. Damn double posting.

I've been reading it too, it's really write good.

Aw, I'm sorry to hear that. She'll be missed, I'm sure.

Fuck y'all

There's still other reasons to be wary of the nature other than global warming, though; such as not throwing batteries in the garbage (as the chemical substances in the battery will leak out in to the environment if you do), not throw electronics in the garbage, not throw broken glass with the...

Reason I brought the P-T extinction up again was for the exact reason that you had brought it up several times. And yes; the mediocrity principle annoys me too. I'm actually not a greenhouse-craze that believe the apocalypse should arrive within a decade if this warming keeps up. In my opinion...

Actually; scientists believe Venus to be more likely to house organisms than Mars. The main purpose of a magnetic field is to keep unwanted cosmic radiation (and solarflares) away from the planet. There are organisms, however, that are seemingly unaffected by these. Tardigrade is one such...

Not sure what you're responding to; I was talking about Mars and Venus having had the possibility of housing life in the form of bacteria. Both planets had liquid water at one point in time. I couldnt respond to the rest as I'm on my iPad.

Only for complex lifeforms, not in the form of bacteria.

I'll try and provide some facts for both sides of the argument. CO2 levels has been higher in fossil records, yes, but it has also been linked to a great catastrophe of that time. For example; the mass extinction of Dinosaurs where whole continents were burning. The eruption of Yellowstone...

I'm worried it'll be like Duke Nukem.

Bacon, no. I've tasted it, but don't like it. Sausage, no. Tasted it, hated it. Ham, yes. I love ham, but I gave it up a few years ago. I have no idea what General Tso's chicken is.

I'm sure it is, it's why I said I would eat it if I found it in Sweden :p I'm ashamed to say I also love shark fin soup, but I try not to eat it out of principle... Snails is one hellova dish too, too bad it's hard to find a place that sell snails anymore in Sweden.