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Survey on Underhill

Started by redsman6 REPLIES587 VIEWS· 04 Nov 2019, 04:05
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redsmanPro1,710 posts
04 Nov 2019, 04:05
#1
04 Nov 2019, 04:05#1



yes or no...


sorry underhill I really like you but this is pretty funny...

sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,246 posts
04 Nov 2019, 04:10
#2
04 Nov 2019, 04:10#2

That is in bad taste and not funny to mock people like this...

Comparing Sloth to an ugly pommie like Underhill is an insult.. 

sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,246 posts
04 Nov 2019, 04:12
#3
04 Nov 2019, 04:12#3



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AugenöffnerPro6,974 posts
04 Nov 2019, 04:16
#4
04 Nov 2019, 04:16#4



We'll have to consult Lügnerin on what is considered sexy, but in fairness, he is about average to me. I know the kiddies and older women like 14 year old Koreans nowawadays though, so he falls short of the classic gwiyeoun sonyeon. 

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redsmanPro1,710 posts
04 Nov 2019, 04:24
#5
04 Nov 2019, 04:24#5

funny as sharkbok... lol...

" hey you guys"

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
04 Nov 2019, 04:43
#6
04 Nov 2019, 04:43#6

Don't 'compare Underhill to a sloth - a really slow but nice animal/   to search

. Sloths[1]
Temporal range: Early Oligocene to Holocene Brown-throated sloth
(Bradypus variegatus)
Gatun Lake, Republic of Panama Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Superorder: Xenarthra Order: Pilosa Suborder: Folivora
Delsuc, Catzeflis, Stanhope, and Douzery, 2001[2] Families

Bradypodidae
Megalonychidae
Megatheriidae
Mylodontidae
Nothrotheriidae

Sloths are arboreal mammals noted for slowness of movement and for spending most of their lives hanging upside down in the trees of the tropical rain forests of South America and Central America. The six species are in two families: two-toed sloths and three-toed sloths. Despite this traditional naming, all sloths actually have three toes on each rear limb, although two-toed sloths have two digits on each forelimb.[3]

The sloth is so named because of its very low metabolism and deliberate movements, sloth being related to the word slow. This supports their low-energy diet of leaves and avoids detection by predatory hawks and cats that hunt by sight.[3] Sloths are almost helpless on the ground but are able to swim.[4] The shaggy coat has grooved hair that is host to symbiotic green algae which camouflages the animal in the trees and provides it nutrients. The algae also nourishes sloth moths, some species of which exist solely on sloths.[5]


The only rugby player to match a sloth description was Willem  Alberts 

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AugenöffnerPro6,974 posts
04 Nov 2019, 04:45
#7
04 Nov 2019, 04:45#7

It's so sad that the Sloth has to travel to the bottom of a tree to urinate etc. 

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