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[2014-03-29 14:22:26 +0000 UTC]
"Der RosenkΓΆnig"
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# Statistics
Favourites: 214; Deviations: 133; Watchers: 4
Watching: 16; Pageviews: 2447; Comments Made: 82; Friends: 16
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Munch, Juliusz Martwy, Nakamura Asumiko, Pre-Raphaelites, van Gogh etc.Favorite movies: The Libertine. (And also many of them.)
Favorite bands / musical artists: It's personal.
Favorite writers: Too.
Tools of the Trade: Mind.
Other Interests: You. Maybe.
# About me
"My trials are my friends."# Comments
Comments: 61
Hello! Thank you for your smile. It is very encouraging when someone real (alive)Β reacts and communicates with you in such a place. Makes you think about full-fledged activity.
P.S. You're gorgeous!
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London is the capital of Great Britain.
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uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/β¦
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: )
Superfecundation
is the fertilization of two or more ova from the same cycle by sperm from separate acts of sexual intercourse.
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Not only cats. Other animals too.
And even people. However, you need to work hard for it.
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Thank you for the fav on my Coffee Company pic
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Thank you.
I was just glad to see something peaceful in my local notifications.
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I want to make more positive art.
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If you look closely at a lobster, you can see that one of its claws is larger than the other. The larger, heavier claw has thick teeth for crushing prey. The smaller claw is like a steak knife. It has sharp teeth the lobster uses to seize and slice its food.
Not all lobsters have the larger claw on the same side. A lobster is βleft-handedβ or βright-handedβ depending on which side has the larger claw.
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Right and/or left handed? Β There's a picture in there somewhere.
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Internet says they can also be ambidextrous.
(And I try to be.)
By the way, scientists only recently have discovered a way to determine the age of lobsters. (I learned this from QI. Know such show?)
Read about it more, if you're interested. : )
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I'm almost afraid to ask.
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A common assumption is that albatrosses must be able to sleep in flight, although no direct evidence has ever been obtained.
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Hey.
Let me at each of your "thank you" give you some interesting fact. Will be fun.
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At Ploshchad Alexandra Nevskogo station (St. Petersburg) there is a bas-relief, where are pictured 5 horsemen on 4 horses.
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It is fun. Β Double thanks.
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I know you always write it.
But I'm curious, why do you keep doing it? : )
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I'm more confused than you are. Β I don't keep doing it. Β And I KNOW I didn't three hours ago. Β Does this happen every day?
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I mean in general... every time you say thanks. It's really good.
But...
I'm just curious. Is it so important for you?
(Sorry, if offended you).Β
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