.. het is beter dat je chilled vandaag ..

dure bommen

"According to some estimates we cannot track $2.3 trillion in transactions," Rumsfeld admitted. (op 10 september 2001)

$2.3 trillion — that's $8,000 for every man, woman and child in America. To understand how the Pentagon can lose track of trillions, consider the case of one military accountant who tried to find out what happened to a mere $300 million.

"We know it's gone. But we don't know what they spent it on," said Jim Minnery, Defense Finance and Accounting Service.

Ze smelten de noordpool!

Sympathiek

Ik kan me herinneren dat de olijfbomen in Israel zelf een status a la Hindoe-koe hebben, wegen worden letterlijk om olijfbomen heen gebouwd.
Lijkt me raar als India ineens alle koeien in Pakistan gaan platbuldozeren.

Jesus Camp the Movie

tussenstand

wat een ZIELIGE LUI die MOSLIMS,ze leven nog in het jaar nul en hebben echt nog de gedachtegang en iq van een holbewoner,maar goed je moet ook wel heeeeeel DOM zijn om moslim te worden,het is een verzonnen geloof met steeds meer verzonnen regeltjes die de "gewone" moslimman/vrouw niet eens meer uit elkaar kan houden,
het enige wat dat moslimgeloof uitstraalt is dat het een egoistisch geloof is met veel bedreiging ,geweld ,onderdrukking , terrorisme , door (gestoorde)imams verzonnen regeltjes , uithuwelijking , inteelt(vandaar dat lage iq) enz.enz.

Aldus 'nldennl' in een reactie op een GeenStijl artikel over de Iraanse premier die wil dat alle niet-islamieten in Iran een button moeten dragen, de joden een gele. Beetje dom alleen dat het hele verhaal over de button niets dan propaganda van westerse zijde is.

Maurice Tomamet, vertegenwoordiger van de Joodse gemeenschap in 't parlement van Iran: “I was there when they discussed the law, and it was about the dress of Iranian Muslim women. Restrictions for minority or other religions were not mentioned”

ze hebben dan wel geen kantoren

maar origineel met burostoelen zijn ze wel

Dolfijnen superslim, slimmer dan slim, slimste.. dinges

"One day, when a gull flew into her pool, she grabbed it, waited for the trainers and then gave it to them. It was a large bird and so the trainers gave her lots of fish. This seemed to give Kelly a new idea. The next time she was fed, instead of eating the last fish, she took it to the bottom of the pool and hid it under the rock where she had been hiding the paper. When no trainers were present, she brought the fish to the surface and used it to lure the gulls, which she would catch to get even more fish. After mastering this lucrative strategy, she taught her calf, who taught other calves, and so gull-baiting has become a hot game among the dolphins."

"Dolphins can also use tools to solve problems. Scientists have observed a dolphin coaxing a reluctant moray eel out of its crevice by killing a scorpion fish and using its spiny body to poke at the eel. Off the western coast of Australia, bottlenose dolphins place sponges over their snouts, which protects them from the spines of stonefish and stingrays as they forage over shallow seabeds."

"At a dolphinarium, a person standing by the pool's window noticed that a dolphin calf was watching him. When he released a puff of smoke from his cigarette, the dolphin immediately swam off to her mother, returned and released a mouthful of milk, causing a similar effect to the cigarette smoke. Another dolphin mimicked the scraping of the pool's observation window by a diver, even copying the sound of the air-demand valve of the scuba gear while releasing a stream of bubbles from his blowhole."

"Lou Herman and his team set about testing a dolphin's ability to comprehend our language. They developed a sign language to communicate with the dolphins, and the results were remarkable. Not only do the dolphins understand the meaning of individual words, they also understand the significance of word order in a sentence. (One of their star dolphins, Akeakamai, has learned a vocabulary of more than 60 words and can understand more than 2,000 sentences.) Particularly impressive is the dolphins' relaxed attitude when new sentences are introduced. For example, the dolphins generally responded correctly to "touch the frisbee with your tail and then jump over it". This has the characteristics of true understanding, not rigid training."

"Laura Engleby and her team have recently discovered an ingenious fishing strategy. A number of the local dolphin groups seem to use a circle of mud to catch mullet. The action usually begins with one dolphin swimming off in a burst of speed. It then dives below the surface, circling a shoal of fish, stirring up mud along the way. On cue, the other dolphins in the group move into position, forming a barrier to block off any underwater escape routes. As the circle of mud rises to the surface, the mullet are trapped. Their only option is to leap clear out of the water and unwittingly straight into the open mouths of the waiting dolphins."

Ik versta toch heel wat anders onder een Cuba Libre