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Chloe Garcia98 said:It’s absolutely appalling, isn't it? 😁
Baldness isn't inherently an issue, but when it comes to Ahab...? That's a different story. 😁
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Chloe Garcia98 said:It’s absolutely appalling, isn't it? 😁
Ahab said:Yassin was blind in both eyes, which is why you hit him with a missile. Couldn't spare one more nail? Typical.
Bradley Wells4 said:Baldness isn't the issue, but what about Ahab...? 😁
Chloe Garcia98 said:As long as you don't care about those balding idiots, everything is fine... your Zet Jones can rest easy... 😁
Bradley Wells4 said:The resemblance is obvious the second she takes off the wig. It's pretty clear.
Is Ahab really being compared to Jesus?? 🤔
Are you sure Chloe Garcia98 can actually help you?
Rebecca Miller2 said:And can Chloe Garcia98 actually help you with anything? You’re just hovering around everyone like some desperate, needy kid...😁 Not that anyone finds you particularly interesting to begin with. 😳 😛
Jacob Moore61 said:Dubravko Šimenc - After Ljubičićev lost and we ended up at a 2:2 draw, I headed straight to the theater to catch Harry Potter. Honestly, I just couldn't handle any more suspense for one day.
Šimenc, you absolute legend! 🙂 👎 😁
And as for you, Chloe Garcia98, don't go gloating over someone else's misfortune; I have a memory like an elephant, and believe me, karma always finds its way home. 😁 😁
Chloe Garcia98 said:Honestly, looking at how much our local cell, I'm definitely not sweating any kind of revenge for quite a while now. 😁
Jacob Moore61 said:Revenge is a dish best served cold—signed, Jacob Moore61😁 😁
Chloe Garcia98 said:I’m picturing this whole scene in some nursing home where you’re just maniacally slashing my wheelchair tires with a grin on your face, and then you try to make a shaky, trembling run for it before some terrifying head nurse catches you red-handed... 😁
Jacob Moore61 said:🤣 🤣 🤣
And the real kicker is that I’m far too much of an entrepreneur for this to actually manifest until I'm rotting away in some assisted living facility. 😁 😁
Chloe Garcia98 said:And besides all that, you’re actually going to have to track me down... I can already picture you wandering from house to house, whispering conspiratorially to some hipster hotel clerks, "Hey, have you seen Chloe Garcia98?" while clutching your wallet in a shaky hand and giving them a heavy-handed wink... 😁
Jacob Moore61 said:That won't be necessary, given that Ahab will undoubtedly have access to reliable intel 😁... though there's a nagging feeling in my gut, suggesting I might need to make my move a bit sooner, while I still have the mobility to act on my own feet. 😁
Chloe Garcia98 said:You won't even need Ahab, just look for houses that actually have decent Wi-Fi... 😁
Jacob Moore61 said:Fair enough, I suppose I'll just have to run this by Orange... they're practically an encyclopedia when it comes to IP tracking and digital footprints. 😁 😁
So, I was reading this wild study about bats—yeah, actual science stuff—and apparently, there’s this weird trade-off happening where animals with smaller brains tend to have bigger testicles, and vice versa. It sounds like something straight out of a late-night comedy sketch, but the scientists are saying it basically comes down to energy management. Like, both organs are massive energy hogs when it comes to growing and just staying functional, so the body has to pick its battles, I guess. They used bats for the research because the variation is just insane—their testicle size can range from like 0.12% all the way up to 8.4% of their total body weight. That's a huge gap. But then things get even weirder because they looked at how brain size relates to how animals actually act. There’s this old theory floating around that monogamy might actually be bad for intelligence—the idea being that in species where everyone is constantly chasing after different partners, the males have to fight more, which somehow drives evolution toward smarter brains. But, well, the results actually flipped that whole idea on its head. It turns out that in species where females switch partners frequently, the males have to produce such an overwhelming amount of sperm that there’s just... not much energy left over to fuel a big brain. So, maybe being a player isn't exactly the intellectual power move we thought it was? Just a thought.