Fuck The Idea That You Cant Engage In Sex Acts With Abstract Concepts.

Fuck the idea that you can’t engage in sex acts with abstract concepts.

On nomenclature.

According to academia, “modern” means “the 1920s”, “new” means “circa 1996”, and the “future” is what people sixty years ago thought the year 2000 would look like. What word can I use to describe stuff that’s happening now?

Salvator merianae, the black and white tegu, also called the Argentine giant tegu, is the largest species of tegu lizard and one of the largest lizards found in the Americas, measuring as much as 2 m in length. Moreover, at the time of writing, it is the only warm-blooded lizard known to science. The discovery of its enhanced capacity for heat production and conservation is an important contribution to our understanding of how endothermy may have evolved in the ancestors of mammals and birds (and dinosaurs).

This is the conclusion of a study conducted by Brazilian and Canadian biologists at São Paulo State University’s Bioscience Institute in Rio Claro, Brazil (IBRC-UNESP), with support from FAPESP, and published in Science Advances.

The study initially involved four tegus, two males and two females. They were kept in captivity, and their body temperatures and heart rates were continuously monitored for a year.

In fairness, this is a small sample size in term of individual animals

Originally posted by durdenbury

^^ is pretty much what happens.

Things Jews Like

-Food -Puns -Amulets (soooo many amulets) -Having at least 15 moganim david in the house -The color blue -Grandmothers -Self-referential acrostic poetry -Pomegranates -Terrible wine -Hugging -Making weird stuff out of fish -Pickled everything -Differing opinions -Pretending to complain while secretly bragging -Lighting different lipid-bases substances on fire -Dancing in different kinds of circles -Kofer / henna -Making fun of a town in Poland -Stories with upsetting endings -Singing about everything -Celebrating a vital moment in Jewish history by staying up all night and studying

NASA created retro travel posters for different locations in our solar system in hopes of inspiring young people to imagine a future where common space travel is a possibility. 

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