BIOfury

Well neither one of my dogs have ever destroyed any of my various computer parts, but they are rather destructive when it comes to dog toys. Don't think you really care about this but i'll share it anyway. They really like those fluffy-animal-dust-rag looking things and are known to shred and de-stuff then in a single afternoon. My mom got really tired of them doing that, obviously, so she bought one of those "indestructable" dog chew toys, but it still didn't really last that long. The only thing i lose occationally to my dogs is my socks sometimes. I also get animal hair on them all the time so i can relate to you there. Yay for having pets

nullstring

nah, I am pretty could at destroying my stuff all by myself.

;-)

BlueImpulse

LOL Sounds like fun to dodge 80% of the stuff shot.

Most times I'm usually sitting on one spot with a sniper, I usually get 4 - 7 kills before I killed by another sniper.

Osaka

Well, the fact is that the world is not perfect; nor it is exciting and (in general) fun or fair. We read books, watch movies and anime and listen to music because these forms of media make us imagine what we cannot do. For example, lets just say that you love reading about snowboarding. Now your argument says that that person should experience snowboarding for himself or herself. But lets just say that she or he lives in Florida and doesn't have enough money or time to go snowboarding because of his or her job. Now, since it's quicker and more cost effective to read a book on snowboarding rather than taking a week's off to go to a resort... s/he will rather read the book.

Hakuma

the chicken came. evolution can prove that.
definition of evolution is :"the process in which inherited traits become more or less prevalent in a population over successive generations. Over time, this process can lead to speciation, the development of new species from existing ones. All extant organisms are related by common descent, having evolved over billions of years of cumulative genetic changes from a single ancestor."
"Evolution consists of two basic types of processes: those that introduce new variation into a population, and those that affect the frequencies of existing genes. Paleontologist Stephen J. Gould once phrased this succinctly as "variation proposes and selection disposes."[9] In natural populations, there is a certain amount of phenotypic variation (e.g., what makes you appear different from your neighbor). This phenotypic variation is the result of variants in gene sequences among the individuals of a population and the interaction of a genotype with the environment-phenotypic plasticity There may be one or more functional variants of a gene or locus, and these variants are called alleles. Most sites in the genome (i.e., complete DNA sequence) of a species are identical in all individuals in the population; sites with more than one allele are called polymorphic or segregating sites."

ExileZX

JimaZero

ExileZX

JimaZero

I think it was the egg that came first. All genetic mutations occur in the embryonic stage, or the period of the egg. These mutations are what we would call evolution. With each generation, the chicken changes slightly and gets slightly closer to the modern day chicken.

If that so, can you imagine if there only one egg without the other organism, and hatch itself. Looks like it is imposible, if the eggs get a little more cold than the incubating temperature, it won't hatch forever(you won't see your refridgerator full with the chicks when the electricity is down, right?^^).

During the time period when the chicken evolved, the Earth was still warm enough to hatch eggs. Otherwise, there never would have been any dinosaurs, since dinos don't sit on eggs. Also, I didn't say that the egg evolved by itself. A pre-evolved chicken would still be necessary to nurse the chick.

Isn't the dinosaur's eggs don't need to be warmed is because the shell of the eggs is far thicker than the chicken eggs. From where do you know when the period of the chicken evolved, the earth is still warm enough? I think the earth is the same, moreover, the earth looks like cooler than now because the meteor impact. ^^

whisprn2dawind

if there was another choice, like wind, i'll take it. using the power of wind to fly would be awesome. wind can blow away fire... but, i guess, wind is no match for ice...

ZERO-LIMITS

Ice you have a little more freedom with it than fire
Fire has to breath and Ice can melt and become water and take any shape

But then again, ice is well....ice! It's cold, like a cold fish!! It can protect but till when?? It breaks down after sometime. Fire cannot break down, it is sure to destroy the one who brings harm(As i mentioned above).
And it is true, ice is a form of a very important element of life; water. But fire is what brings the water in the first place. No fire, then no water and if no water, then no ice. It's as simple as that.

We can have Water with out fire but more of it would be ICE and as for light... Light Bulbs ^_^

Nanuk

You can kill a man with fire, but you can kill a world with ice.
Remember that.

gosada

i've got an other riddle ;)
(you probably know this one:P)
you're standing near a bus-stop, you're in your
2-seat car. at the bus stop there is your best friend,
an old lady that has to go to the hospital immediately
and the girl of your dreams ;)..
which one would you pick ;) :)

aaronvps

*rubs his chin in thought*

He jumped out of the first floor window?

Regards, Aaron

Akyuu

Organise a counterattack and scout out any remaining humans left in the world, make use of the guns and ammo that I doubt zombies would be able to use, and craft that I doubt zombies can pilot. Set up a homebase. And I dunno, get high on adrenalin, pray like heck that at the end there would still be hope to repopulate the planet oh and can't forget anti-depressants in periods of suicidal tendencies. I've never watched Dawn of the dead, but I've always thought zombies move slowly. Hm maybe if one of the humans is a scentist, pressure him to invent the rehuman-anti-zombie drug eh?

beamknight87

Ironlynx

beamknight87

Battletoads for NES... enough said, I guess anyone who played it will remember the nightmarish serpent climb level x_X

No, wait. Batteltoads Double Dragon. They mixed both games and I've never made it past the third level. (And I beat all the batteltoads games)

Damn right, how could I forget that game? It was even harder, much more harder... I remember I could only get after beating some guy with a machine gun and then you had to go into space with a tiny ship... only to get pwned by the meteors x_X

Also Ninja Gaiden for the Xbox... Murai pwns me in the first level in "Ninja Master". Maybe even Viewtiful Joe in V-Rated but I'm not sure, I got past the Magnificent 5 stage, but Blue is invencible there... oh well, at least he is THE final boss.

TwilitLord42

Probably Ninja Gaiden for me. I did have a hard time with DMC3 on DMD but it got easier once I learned a few tricks, but DMD on DMC is a whole 'nother story. >_>

demon-monkey

The egg dinosours laid eggs long before the first chicken had ever seen the daylight.

DianaNguyen

any bio student should be able to answer this. It is the egg. What we call the chicken today, isnt necessarily the chicken that had the egg. The egg could've had two different types of parents, therefore causing mutation in the dna. get it?