musiclife wrote: 
Sorry to hear that. May I ameliorate the blow, in however small a manner, by welcoming you here to RP? I see you interacting in the One Word -Two Words etc threads, and want to greet any foray you may make into the charming silliness of the topical threads.

something  I didn't care to know.

triskele wrote:  
People everywhere confuse what they read/ hear in newspapers with news. - A. J. Liebling (1904 - 1963)

Example: some news org said today's air disaster was the worst in 30 years.
my edit

kysmet wrote:
apparently, there are may lists!

 triskele wrote: 
lol...funny.  I think I may have even heard recently that we were 2.  I just heard 6 on the news but can't remember who they said determined that.

kysmet wrote:
if it's any consolation, the list i looked at said flint, michigan was #6, and orlando (and chicago, incidentally) were not even on the list!

Orlando is the #6 most dangerous city in the U.S.

 SantaFeGrace wrote: 
I'm joking, actually, about the star trek thread.... one could learn a lot.....

 meower wrote: 

did you see it or did someone spoil it for you?

the entire plot (including twists and suprises) of the new star trek movie.

 manbirdexperiment wrote: 
Yes...  I did.

... did you know that the Polar Bear's hair isn't white?  It's actually colorless and transparent to let light through and the bear's skin is black?

 samiyam wrote: 
... did you know that the tiger's skin is striped just like it's fur. maybe it's not the the tiger...  but one of the big cats...

...that Zebra Sharks are striped when they are young but spotted when they get older.

 katzendogs wrote: 
Ja, that was gut. 

 fidget wrote: 
But I wouldn't want to paint it.

Right, Puppy?

PBS show last night  about  fractals.

That the world is a small place

 arsenault wrote: 
I remember reading about those eels in a book called Fish Do The Strangest Things. We also had the companion books about insects, animals, and reptiles.

speaking of procreation...i learned about the european eel....

'They are generally believed to spawn in the Sargasso Sea and the larvae (Leptocephalus) migrate towards Europe in a three-year-long migration. As glass eels they reach the coasts of Europe and enter estuaries'

think about that...'they are believed'...we don't even know where these slippery eels spawn...!!!!!  the sargasso sea!!
thats a long way for a euro eel.

 AliGator wrote: 

Panderer.  And i let me kid watch this station, too. 

tsk

    Good night, my voyeuristic little friends.