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Posted 23 September 2012 - 05:28 PM
I know gifs aren't exactly welcomed, but...
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Posted 23 September 2012 - 10:25 PM
No Touchy.
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Posted 25 September 2012 - 03:17 AM
Just like the previous photo, I took this one myself.
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Posted 26 September 2012 - 11:31 AM
Tiny pterosaur!
Nemicolopterus:
Epoch: Cretaceous
Size: Wingspan of 25cm
Nemicolopterus was a pterosaur, to put it simply. It did however have something that made it different from a lot of the pterosaurs that we now have as a stereotype; that is it’s size. At only 25cm wing tip to wing tip nemicolopterus is the smallest known genus of pterosaur ever found. It’s size puts it in the range of modern pigeons and sparrows. It’s size as well as small curved claws on it’s hands suggest that it lived predominantly in the tops of trees. Here it was easily protected by the density of tree branches and such. It was also able to find it’s prey here which were small insects. It is likely that it spent it’s time moving from tree to tree until it had had it’s fill. From an evolutionary standpoint nemicolopterus also has a high significance. Because it is believed that from this small pterosaur, larger pterosaurs such as quetzalcoatlus evolved. This makes nemicolopterus an evolutionary stepping stone. However it’s significance is not limited to what it would evolve into; it’s important to remember that this was truly a magnificent animal and would have been amazing to see in the wild.
Nemicolopterus:
Epoch: Cretaceous
Size: Wingspan of 25cm
Nemicolopterus was a pterosaur, to put it simply. It did however have something that made it different from a lot of the pterosaurs that we now have as a stereotype; that is it’s size. At only 25cm wing tip to wing tip nemicolopterus is the smallest known genus of pterosaur ever found. It’s size puts it in the range of modern pigeons and sparrows. It’s size as well as small curved claws on it’s hands suggest that it lived predominantly in the tops of trees. Here it was easily protected by the density of tree branches and such. It was also able to find it’s prey here which were small insects. It is likely that it spent it’s time moving from tree to tree until it had had it’s fill. From an evolutionary standpoint nemicolopterus also has a high significance. Because it is believed that from this small pterosaur, larger pterosaurs such as quetzalcoatlus evolved. This makes nemicolopterus an evolutionary stepping stone. However it’s significance is not limited to what it would evolve into; it’s important to remember that this was truly a magnificent animal and would have been amazing to see in the wild.
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Posted 26 September 2012 - 02:39 PM
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but are they worth preserving?
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Posted 26 September 2012 - 09:31 PM
Apologies again for those who don't like football, as there are a few in this one. I love 'em though! I suppose I should apologise to Liverpool fans too...
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Posted 26 September 2012 - 09:34 PM
And some non-football related pictures...
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Posted 27 September 2012 - 01:42 PM
While this is funny, I'm always inclined to side with the girls on this one since no one wants the particles of bacteria coming up. I always, always put the lid down. My best firend is married to a respiratory therapist, you do not want to know how many particles come up just when you flush....you just don't.
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Posted 27 September 2012 - 03:29 PM
In response to all your football stuff 
Also, I think you mean the lid, not the seat. The seat would do sweet bugger all to stop said particles.
It's kind of a moot point though, the respiratory therapist's info is misleading. Get a friend who does microbiology and you'll realise just how much bacteria and stuff is FRIGGIN' EVERYWHERE! You'll soon realise how little difference those "particles" make.
I generally put the seat down, but that's me being polite. Rationally I usually reach the point of "leave it how you use it", seems fairest.
Also, I think you mean the lid, not the seat. The seat would do sweet bugger all to stop said particles.
It's kind of a moot point though, the respiratory therapist's info is misleading. Get a friend who does microbiology and you'll realise just how much bacteria and stuff is FRIGGIN' EVERYWHERE! You'll soon realise how little difference those "particles" make.
I generally put the seat down, but that's me being polite. Rationally I usually reach the point of "leave it how you use it", seems fairest.
This post has been edited by Lucifer's Heaven: 27 September 2012 - 03:31 PM
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Posted 27 September 2012 - 03:55 PM
It's not misleading at all. Just because bacteria is everywhere doesn't mean that they don't shoot poo particles up from the toilet too.
Put it this way, would you rather put your toothbrush on the back of the toilet tank when not using it, right by an open toilet that is flushed repeatedly....or on the other side of the bathroom next to the sink or in a medicine cabinet and the toilet seat down when flushed?
Quality, not quantity.
Put it this way, would you rather put your toothbrush on the back of the toilet tank when not using it, right by an open toilet that is flushed repeatedly....or on the other side of the bathroom next to the sink or in a medicine cabinet and the toilet seat down when flushed?
Quality, not quantity.
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Posted 28 September 2012 - 02:29 AM
You do mean the toilet lid, right?
And I think you underestimate what I mean by "FRIGGIN' EVERYWHERE". It's not just that there is bacteria everywhere, it's that you'd probably be really concerned by just what bacteria there is floating everywhere.
While they are hardly the most scientific show, the Mythbusters episode about this does a fairly good job of illustrating it. They set up a bunch of toothbrushes around a bathroom. After a few months of using the bathroom they test all the toothbrushes. As expected, the ones near the toilet have fecal coliform bacteria on them. Then they test the ones on the other side of the room over near the sink, which also test positive for fecal coliforms. As do the ones a few rooms away in the kitchen.
If it's only "what" bacteria that you care about (like you said, quality over quantity) it probably makes little to no difference. Not least because some will likely escape when you go to the toilet, before you even flush. If it were amount, then yeah more gets out.
But meh, we have immune systems, we will be exposed to stuff. Trying to cut out all cases of incidental exposure to stuff we should be able to handle doesn't help, and potentially harms.
Hmmm...
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Have a semi related picture, WITH LOTS OF WORDS!
And a couple of others with less words
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Trampoline tent!
And I think you underestimate what I mean by "FRIGGIN' EVERYWHERE". It's not just that there is bacteria everywhere, it's that you'd probably be really concerned by just what bacteria there is floating everywhere.
While they are hardly the most scientific show, the Mythbusters episode about this does a fairly good job of illustrating it. They set up a bunch of toothbrushes around a bathroom. After a few months of using the bathroom they test all the toothbrushes. As expected, the ones near the toilet have fecal coliform bacteria on them. Then they test the ones on the other side of the room over near the sink, which also test positive for fecal coliforms. As do the ones a few rooms away in the kitchen.
If it's only "what" bacteria that you care about (like you said, quality over quantity) it probably makes little to no difference. Not least because some will likely escape when you go to the toilet, before you even flush. If it were amount, then yeah more gets out.
But meh, we have immune systems, we will be exposed to stuff. Trying to cut out all cases of incidental exposure to stuff we should be able to handle doesn't help, and potentially harms.
Hmmm...
Too many words for this thread.
Have a semi related picture, WITH LOTS OF WORDS!
And a couple of others with less words
I really hope this actually is a tattoo, it's awesome.
Trampoline tent!
"So how'd you save the world?"
"Averted the rapture by drowning the baby Jesus in his own tears"
"Averted the rapture by drowning the baby Jesus in his own tears"
