Jump to content

Anaesthetic

Members
  • Posts

    1007
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Feedback

    0%

Everything posted by Anaesthetic

  1. Smooth
  2. The irony. P.S. I do make myself giggle. This is great. I do agree though, Superman is an ass
  3. I was just banned, this is coming in really helpful for when I start botting again
  4. Looks awesome. I was just banned for 2 days and I will be using this so that my IP won't be flagged
  5. This looks very cool! Thanks for this
  6. Master Chief ftw! Also Jason
  7. thanks, this is very awesome/helpful
  8. I AM I AM I AM
  9. You're an ass Sike.. I have no idea who you are
  10. Thanks for this, I'm going to be doing this soon
  11. I'm digging it. I finally have lived
  12. support
  13. support
  14. inb4inb4peoplepostinginb4 spam :P
  15. Is it true though?
  16. gratz
  17. Sister. Would you rather marry your grandfather or grandmother o.O
  18. No advertising is dead right now. Client is detectable, staff sucks, and forums base is ridden with scammers. OSBOT ftw. And I don't even know who Led Zeppelin, but whoever he is, its probbly good he's gone
  19. Do I have to be crucified I was Jesus? If I didn't have to be killed I would choose Jesus Would you rather bang a young sylvester stallone, or Betty White on her death bed?
  20. “Coevolution What evolutionary characteristics are typical of coevolving species? Sometimes the life histories of two or more species are so closely connected that they evolve together. Many flowering plants, for example, can reproduce only if their flowers attract a specific pollinator species. Pollinators, in turn, may depend on the flowers of certain plants for food in the form of pollen or nectar. The process by which two species evolve in response to changes in each other over time is called coevolution. The relationship between two coevolving organisms often becomes so specific that neither organism can survive without the other. Thus, an evolutionary change in one organism is usually followed by a change in the other organism. Flowers and Pollinators Coevolution of flowers and pollinators is common and can lead to unusual results. For example, Darwin discovered an orchid whose flowers had a long structure called a spur. Way down at the bottom of that 40-centimeter-long spur is a supply of nectar, which could serve as food for any insect able to reach it. But what insect could reach it? Darwin predicted that some pollinating insect must have some kind of feeding structure that would allow it to[…]
  21. 402!
×
×
  • Create New...