Superthread XXXVII

[dogslife]

Such morose conversation for a Superthread, let's keep it light hearted kids

 

[Cliffhanger]

Shut up you.

 

[Bazal]

Thats what Superthread is mang...sometimes srsly, sometimes not

 

[Big Pete]

And sometimes it becomes like an episode of Captain Planet.

Let our powers combine!

EARTH!

 

[Cliffhanger]

I have posted this before but it's still awesome, so I will go right ahead and post it again.

[YOUTUBE]TwJaELXadKo[/YOUTUBE]

 

[dogslife]

Shut up you.

Yeah talk dirty to me!

That'll lighten the mood for everybody

 

[Bazal]

That Don Cheadle clip is still amongst the best things ever

 

[Cliffhanger]

It really is, but the Rugrats funny or die clip is so disappointing.

 

[Hallatia]

where are the giraffe facts?
something about ossicones

 

[Cliffhanger]

A giraffe cannot lick its own elbow.

 

[Hallatia]

that is not a fact as giraffes don't have elbows

 

[Bazal]

Actually, the merkin probably can. Prehensile tongue and thousand foot neck etc

 

[Cliffhanger]

You can't lick something that doesn't exist.

 

[dogslife]

In Atlanta, it's illegal to tie a giraffe to a telephone pole or a street lamp

 

[Hallatia]

he still doesn't have elbows!

And I still can't believe people hunt them. What for? And I can't imagine they would be any bit difficult to hunt, so why are they more expensive to hunt? Might have something to do with legalities, but they are not endangered, unlike other animals :crazy:

 

[Hallatia]

In Atlanta, it's illegal to tie a giraffe to a telephone pole or a street lamp

this probably is a fact as there are some real nonsense laws in the U.S

 

[Monk]

Giraffe's are pretty cool dudes, they don't afraid of anything.

 

[Cliffhanger]

Giraffes eat around 35kg of food a day.

 

[Bazal]

You can't lick something that doesn't exist.

And yet it does. Technically, the "elbow" on a giraffe is the forelimb joint. We simply call that joint an elbow on ourselves, it doesn't mean it doesn't exist on four legged animals. "Elbow" is just a name *just sciencing*

 

[Hallatia]

And yet it does. Technically, the "elbow" on a giraffe is the forelimb joint. We simply call that joint an elbow on ourselves, it doesn't mean it doesn't exist on four legged animals. "Elbow" is just a name *just sciencing*

I think if you replace sciencing with douching, you'd be more apt.

Now for a rhino horn fact, as you know rhinos love sticking their heads in mud, but, did you know that Rhinos use their horns to test the muddy ground to check how firm it is, so they don't get stuck and die