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(Ida the Darwinius masillae fossil)

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  1. H says:

    not funny..

  2. Markus says:

    Oohh deep philosophical question: are we next on the list for extinction??

    :lol:

    • pittypat says:

      Nah, no worries, we’re still in our primate.

    • BrotherLove says:

      They call it “restructuring” where I work.

    • Eric-in-STL says:

      There’s 6 billion of us. I wouldn’t exactly call us endangered yet.

      • PortlandMark says:

        Well, you know how the yeast growth curve works? From a small population, growth is slow, until a certain density is reached. Then growth accelerates, and the rate of acceleration increases until population reaches a certain density, then massive die off. I’m just sayin’.

      • charro says:

        But we need to be careful to keep ourselves from being put on the endangered list.We definitely need to stop eating each other.

        • pittypat says:

          But that ginger flavor is just so addictive.

        • Jane St.Clair says:

          Well if you have a solution that averts the zombie apocalypse, I’d be glad to hear it missy!

          • charro says:

            Ummm… Ever see Shaun of the Dead? That seemed to work well.

            • Igloo McCoy says:

              Yeah, except for the having to kill or watch your friends and family be killed part. Or the barricading in an old pub part. Or having to frisbee-throw original pressings at zombies. Those weren’t so great.

            • Jane St.Clair says:

              OT, but I went to see Star Trek again, this time with my family (who hadn’t seen it yet) and my dad was like, “I really like the guy who plays Scottie, has he done anything else?” Not sure he’d “get” Shaun of the Dead though.

              • PortlandMark says:

                I’m really glad to hear that- I LOVE Pegg’s humor, and I like to hear he appeals to the mass American audience. I hope he does a lot more films in the future! (Ooh, I accidentally made a punny!)

              • keshet says:

                But would he get Hot Fuzz?

                • Igloo McCoy says:

                  I’m an American and I f’ing love Simon Pegg. He starred in a tv show called Spaced which I’ve never seen but it’s supposed to be hilarious.

                  • PortlandMark says:

                    “Spaced” had it’s moments, but it wasn’t a thighslapper. The best part about having seen it is getting another joke from “Shaun of the Dead” that had escaped me: the girl he runs into three times, who actually saves her friends and family? She’s his roommate from “Spaced”, and the bit is a joke about how she got her stuff together and Shaun is still a slacker loser.

                • Jane St.Clair says:

                  I don’t know. I actually liked Hot Fuzz better than Shaun of the Dead, and I realize I’m in the minority with that opinion. I think it’s partly because I saw Hot Fuzz first and party because I have a completely irrational fear of zombies.

              • AC says:

                I saw Star Trek on Saturday night and absolutely loved it. I’d been trying to convince my sister to go and see it but she wasn’t for having it until one of her friends finally convinced her it was really good. (Oh, and the Dr. is the guy who plays Eomer in LOTR :) )

                • DaffySaffy says:

                  THANK YOU, AC!! I couldn’t for the life of me remember where I’d seen Bones before. Now I can sleep easy at night :-)

                • Jane St.Clair says:

                  NO WAY!!! I had no clue! He looked slightly familiar to me as well and couldn’t place him.

                • Jessi says:

                  I always remember Karl Urban as the guy who played Caesar on Xena. Yes, I *am* that big of a nerd. He was also in Doom. The actor with a bit part in the new Star Trek that made me squeal was Paul McGillion as the officer telling everyone which ships they were assigned to at the start of the movie. Hooray for Dr. Beckett!

  3. Sock says:

    The Swine Flu of evolution. A bunch of hoopla and hype, and then in the end it’s nothing.

    • bad fairie says:

      considering half the world is enjoying the beginnings of summer, and the other half isn’t as populated…or would you rather have had a pandemic start during the northern hemisphere so that by time cold weather hits and we all have to be enclosed, everyone was contagious? btw, just heard on the radio that iraq(?) has confirmed it’s first cases – in us soldiers…

      • wallFly says:

        the big issue with Swine Flu isn’t the fact that it’s severe or not. The issue is that it’s completely out of season. Follow back to the 1912 flu that was so devastating and you’ll notice a similar trend – the initial outbreak (out of season) was mild and mostly ignored, then flu season came around, the flu mutated and swapped genetic information with another flu virus and we had the pandemic of doomyness of 1912.

        Not that that’s going to happen, but they’re concerned it’s a potentiallity, especially when the swine flu virus, which already has aspects of human, swine and bird flu in it, will merge with either the H1N5 (bird flu) or a more virulent H1N1 (“generic” seasonal flu virus).

        Anyway, just felt like sharing. Check out the CDC or WHO sites for more information that’s not skewed by the media.

  4. No_Bama says:

    It’s the One’s half brother

  5. Meh says:

    Invisible Piano.

  6. Zara says:

    He probably died waiting for his Windows computer to load. That’s why he should get a Mac.

  7. Hebrewtones says:

    This is funnier than every episode of Friends put together.

  8. slowboat407 says:

    Hmmm

  9. Pardsaur says:

    play him off, dinosaur cat.

  10. Czernobog says:

    You know, this picture could be used on any one of these sites, with the right caption. Except perhaps for Engrish.com.

    • pittypat says:

      Crashing news: Steve Fossil remainders found in dry dessert.

      • froofrou says:

        TOOOOOOO SOOOOOON!!!!11!!!1111!!! elebenty!!!!!!

        • PortlandMark says:

          Will someone please explain the origin of “1111 elebenty” to me?

          • Anniee451 says:

            Because some people type on the internetz using lots of exclamation points and caps, which is considered annoying, and sometimes in their string of !!!!!!!!!!! there are 1s interspersed. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!! So people make fun of that habit by actually typing “!!!!!one!!!!eleven!!!!!elebenty-one!!!! to make fun of it. Just one of those internet things that’s developed over time.

          • purple switch says:

            ‘elebenty’ is also a LOTR reference to the hobbit way of counting 111, as ‘one hundred and eleventy-one’, that originated in geeky subculture and then spread.

      • bad fairie says:

        thanks, i broke my rule about not having food or drink in mouth while reading anyone but dhoti – and now i’ve got a clean screen! laughed out loud at this ;o

      • Kris says:

        Dessert? What, like a very dry meringue?

    • MLD says:

      yeah… no. I don’t see this working on the dog site…

  11. konkonsn says:

    Ok, I ROTFL…

  12. Bryonia says:

    I iz not amused.

  13. Eric-in-STL says:

    I gotta admit, I always get a kick out of the “invisible” LOLs.

  14. amethyst says:

    Shhh– the Maestro is de-composing.

  15. Kelly says:

    invisible skin

  16. Grumpz says:

    Ai wonder if eberyone of teh band will be found?

  17. slupine says:

    And thus the real reason for the dinosaurs’ extinction is revealed: free internet access. They discovered WoW, then forgot to eat or sleep.

  18. Kit says:

    It should say typewriter. Like the infinite monkeys on typewriters with shakespeare? Yeah I’m just going to stop talking.

  19. yasoup says:

    This is fascinating! I still have to read more about it, but it is very interesting. I want to see how close we are to it. *eyes crucifix on wall* That’s right. :)

  20. nobody_special says:

    Scientists say that the fossil is of a female of the species. Shows just how long women were limited to clerical work . . . :P

  21. Kris says:

    I am amazed we haven’t had any religitard responses. (Homage to inventor of word religitard – yes, folks, neologised on this very site – or the one next door)

    • Anniee451 says:

      The link I posted was sniffing around the neighborhood of that – not because of religion (though I am a creationist – yep! so nice to know that you name us religitards) but because that can not possibly be the missing link you’re looking for. Not if Lucy is what she is. Looks like a squirrel, too.

      But, um, why would creationists have any problem with fossils? It’s only false claims made about them that should bother anyone. That stuff about god planting dinosaur bones to trick people is a straw man made by the evolutionists; creationists don’t really believe that. (None I’ve ever known or talked to, anyway.)

      • Anniee451 says:

        More importantly, none I’ve ever *read.*

        • Meh says:

          Now we know your lying, Creationists don’t read.

          (That’s what church TVs for)

          • Anniee451 says:

            Most creationists are VERY well-read (going by personal experience, of course) – we have to be. But that’s hardly the point – do you have any idea how many PhD scientists in various fields ARE creationists? You can say they’re deluded, but you can’t make the claim any longer that they are stupid. And yes, we read. Duh.

            • Anniee451 says:

              By the way, you write poorly for someone so educated. “TVs for”? No apostrophe, preposition, etc? At any rate, I wouldn’t be caught dead watching those heretics and frauds like Benny Hinn and Creflo Dollar. So don’t accuse ME of watching television church. Pfft.

            • Newms34 says:

              Ok, but how many of those PhD scientists are in evolution/paleontological fields? Hmm? Sorry, but a degree in Aerospace engineering or Bible Studies, however (not) impressive, doesn’t really cut it here. Also, what exactly does Lucy have to do with this? This is tens of MILLIONS of years before Lucy.

      • Grumpy Curmugeon says:

        Oh thank Ceiling Cat! Anniee451 has made a backwards, braindead post! I was getting worried:

        Her first post was, while completely consistent with conservative beliefs, was nevertheless something I agreed with!

        And her second post was a piece of helpful advice. My world started spinning at that point.

        And even this post comes across as more of a statement of opinion, rather than a troll. I still consider it backward and ignorant, but it didn’t raise my blood-pressure even one point.

        Anniee my girl, are you feeling well?

        You know, we’re already running low on trolls now that Uncle Fester has abandoned us. (He’s both a troll himself and a troll magnet. How much of Dhoti have we seen since UF went quiet?) What are we going to do if you turn all “responsible, mature, productive member of the community” on us? I’ll have to start reading the LOL-speak sites to get my daily dose of annoyance.

        It annoys me to have to change my reading habits. But you’re forcing me to do so. So you have annoyed me after all. So all is still right with the world. :)

    • bad fairie says:

      you just had to jinx it didn’t you ;)

  22. emmyn says:

    I would have go with: Invisible pogo stick.

    Great news btw, i wish they could find one now between ida and lucy to see how the split was done. Maybe that “hobbit” they found is one of the keys.

  23. ElfKing says:

    Wow. It’s like an lolcat before that “first” lolcat from ICHC.
    It’s a very important discovery in lolzoology.
    .
    Btw, I didn’t read the whole article on this creature when I saw it online. What’s with the hype over this monkey-thing?

  24. E. Coli says:

    So the forefather of all primates was an evil doctor.
    who died laughing, plotting one of his most evil plans which backfired on him and left him buried in the Earth for a million trillion years!

    add the doctor evil laugh here!

  25. RJT says:

    Invisible Shoulder Rub

  26. ddd says:

    the first troll!
    amazing

  27. joel says:

    i don’t get it

  28. Marekatt says:

    Norway <3


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