If you look close at the bottom of them there are very small, short stingers
hanging below.
Jellyfish the Next Locusts?
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If you look close at the bottom of them there are very small, short stingers
hanging below.
You haven't been reading the course material.
Start with the newpaper article linked to on thread #85
http://www.dailymercury.com.au/loca...localnews&thesubsection=&thesecondsubsection=
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Breaking news:
Phoenix cancels 2.4 million dollar
Public art project because creation looks like a Jellyfish.
Anti-Jellyfish Predjudice?
http://www.artnowonline.com/Magazine/News/2007/Dec/News_Dec1007.htm
Phoenix cancels 2.4 million dollar
Public art project because creation looks like a Jellyfish.
Anti-Jellyfish Predjudice?
http://www.artnowonline.com/Magazine/News/2007/Dec/News_Dec1007.htm
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Jellyfish Haiku
Haiku
Jellyfish drifting,
drifting by sea and ocean.
Stupid blobby twats.
Haiku
Jellyfish drifting,
drifting by sea and ocean.
Stupid blobby twats.
Here's an answer from youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYFvIoLPzkA
I am using the word in the same way as Robert Browning was
. A Jellyfish is very similar to a nuns Headdress.
Haiku
Jellyfish drifting,
drifting by sea and ocean.
Stupid blobby twats.
Oh.
You must have been with some mutant kind of women then. Maybe if I squint, I can see some kind of resemblance....nope.
Hundreds Injured in Mass Jellyfish Attack on Brazilian Beach
SAO PAULO, Brazil — Nearly 300 swimmers looking to cool off from a heat wave were stung by swarms of jellyfish that filled the shallow waters off a southeastern beach city, Brazilian media reported Sunday.
At least 15 people including children and teenagers were treated in Praia Grande for severe stings, doctor Adriano Bechara told the Tribuna newspaper, though their lives were not in danger.
Many of the injured arrived at medical centers Friday and Saturday crying from the pain of the stings, paramedic Claudio Casadei told Tribuna. Most were treated and released.
Authorities blamed an extreme heat wave over the southeastern region for the swarm.
Hundreds of thousands of Brazilians flock to the country's beaches every year during the holiday season.
SAO PAULO, Brazil — Nearly 300 swimmers looking to cool off from a heat wave were stung by swarms of jellyfish that filled the shallow waters off a southeastern beach city, Brazilian media reported Sunday.
At least 15 people including children and teenagers were treated in Praia Grande for severe stings, doctor Adriano Bechara told the Tribuna newspaper, though their lives were not in danger.
Many of the injured arrived at medical centers Friday and Saturday crying from the pain of the stings, paramedic Claudio Casadei told Tribuna. Most were treated and released.
Authorities blamed an extreme heat wave over the southeastern region for the swarm.
Hundreds of thousands of Brazilians flock to the country's beaches every year during the holiday season.
A quick post of jellyfish news,
Ace reporter Oleander!
Ace reporter Oleander!
Now that's just plain stupid! Jellyfish don't attack anything, they just swim along and someone or something brushes into to them. I've never seen as of yet a jellyfish ever seek out someone at the beach and swim over to that individual just to attack him/her.Many people though seem fascinated by them and sometimes venture to close to look at them better and kids will actually try to pick them up!
they fascinate me. Always have. When I was younger we lived in FL. I saw a Man of War washed ashore. My Grandma's hysteria that we stay away from it, just made them fascinating.
Then when my son was 3 he got stung in Galveston bay by a small blue one. We saw a bunch of them in the water when we went over in the ferry, but I never thought to warn him of them.
You're right. They were just stung, not attacked. What do they call that? Hyperbole?
When I was younger we lived in FL. I saw a Man of War washed ashore. My Grandma's hysteria that we stay away from it, just made them fascinating.
Then when my son was 3 he got stung in Galveston bay by a small blue one. We saw a bunch of them in the water when we went over in the ferry, but I never thought to warn him of them.
Which would you prefer Orleander, to be stung by a small Portuguese Man of War, or to listen to Glen Campbell sing Galveston 50 times?
If it was Rhinestone cowboy, I'd take my chances with jellies.
OUCH!
OUCH!
Hyperjele?
How about this choice Orleander.
Being stung by a Portuguese Man o War this size.
Or listening to Galveston being sung by Greg 20 times.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEIIdvYzrFU
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Jelly bowl
It's how I keep the kids in line.
Slip a Man 'O' War in their blue heaven jelly.
Fun being a Dad.
Slip a Man 'O' War in their blue heaven jelly.
Fun being a Dad.
Kremmen,
now you've changed your handle to the genuine article, please do us the courtesy of using the luscious Karla as your avatar.
R.I.P Kellee Enema.
now you've changed your handle to the genuine article, please do us the courtesy of using the luscious Karla as your avatar.
R.I.P Kellee Enema.
Hope you like the new avatar. Have you heard Greg yet?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEIIdvYzrFU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEIIdvYzrFU