Hey, new page. Time to set my plan into motion.

Ah, I'm not ready.

If nobody responds in the next hour, I'll make it worth your while. Thank you.

01-23-08 . Big O & D . Segment 9 . "Deadliest Animals" .

I have sixteen minutes left
no way fearing that it's worth my while.
Deadly Animals are us.

I knew someone would break my combo (concentration).
No use berating you if I don't really care.

Time to start:

The Hippopotamus

http://i41.tinypic.com/2s6pkb8.jpg

The Rhinoceros.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2221/...289764cb9a.jpg

All this talk of dead animals got me hungry. No need to cook, I'll have some sushi later, with a little seaweed to make them feel at home inside my tummy.


Jet,
what's that weird white bar all about? It seems to be causing some intermittencies on my screen. I see the "quicktime" logo but nothing is happening...yet, Jet.

The Australian Saltwater Crocodile.

http://i41.tinypic.com/dnbjwi.jpg

[QUOTE=Jetée;2778454]No use berating you if I don't really care.

Damn, I was hoping
for one or the other, here.
I really care, see.

That, & kinda :eek:

That is the new ".mp3" embedding feature that the TFP has installed.
It should look like a miniature media player of sorts, with a "play button, pause button, time interval slide, and volume control".

If you do not see that, then your internet explorer is not up to date with javascript or flash capabities or something. You didn't upgrade to Opera yet, did you, BadNick?

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I know not what you are saying, but I was hoping for a contininous stream of consciousness here, a real consecutive gallery of what is being discussed in the podcast above. I can't fault you two for asking questions or participating while I get my act together.

The Kodiak Bear.

http://i44.tinypic.com/205blfa.jpg

The Polar Bear.

http://i40.tinypic.com/214s0au.jpg

no, but one of my favorite LP's is Kiri Te Kanawa singing so I'll crank my turntable on for that now.

I'll also try to get updated ...see you later alligator.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...with-deer2.jpg

after while

Here is the .mp3's addess so you can listen on the go.
http://oanddworld.com/podcast/2008-0..._animals_a.mp3

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The African Lion.

http://i42.tinypic.com/2ls9pcm.jpg

The Cape Buffalo.

http://i44.tinypic.com/6xzznk.jpg

The Elephant.

http://i40.tinypic.com/2pyyru8.jpg

The Baboon.

http://i40.tinypic.com/15rz575.jpg

The Mosquito.

http://i39.tinypic.com/2uha6o8.jpg

The Poison Dart (Tree) Frog.

http://i39.tinypic.com/11lh7bk.jpg

The Asian Cobra.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3289/...22867f05f7.jpg

The Australian Box Jellyfish.

http://i41.tinypic.com/25hh4lg.jpg

The Great White Shark.

http://i42.tinypic.com/m9c7ef.jpg

Geese (this particular variety are known as 'Snow Geese')

http://i41.tinypic.com/30nkihh.jpg

Giant (Mythical) Wolf.

http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/2...ndlatbyxxx.jpg

Sugar Gliders (aka, 'The Sugar Squirrel')

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3499/...b810ff230a.jpg

and thus ends my ambition to create this gallery since I came up the idea, 3 mos. ago
 

King Leonidas

http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/4...788a71fa6b.jpg

+

Conan the Destroyer

http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/9...534720x304.jpg

And if you are one of those people who absolutely refuses to scroll up the page to figure out what you missed, this was the impetus (which I should have started in late January, but got held back some months, so here you go anyway):

Dingo
Kangaroo
Emu
Cock or too
Wallaby
where are these?

---------- Post added at 06:25 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:24 AM ----------

Dingo
Kangaroo
Emu
Cock or too
Wallaby
where are these?

"Deadliest animals", (and a few off-tracks) not just those that are dangerous if provoked. (or those found on the mainland of Australia)

Worldwide, the first 15 or so animals I posted are, statistically, the most deadliest animals known to man, well, because, on a yearly basis, they kill so many men, women and children.

You also notice I didn't post the most venomous, or the most vicious, or the most poisonous animals because people know to avoid them, or the toxins they inject don't work fast enough before people realize they are ill, and seek antibodies to cure them.

All of the above (save for the bears, and the posts after the great white shark), are currently the wildlife that kill the most number of people in the world annually, and that makes them BRUTAL. (not my word)

I bet this animal kills more people than all the rest combined...especially the one on the left:

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...my_labeled.jpg

We've stopped being consider animals in the taxonomical sense for the past 4 centuries, nearly.

Even though we are still classified as being part of the greater animal knigdom, and in the heirachy of simians, basically being the overlords of that subsect, we are no longer seen as animals in any scientific sense of the word.

Yes, some 'coy, fun, and smiling' scientists joke around as us (as humans) being the top animals for the past several millenia, but their statement, if held up to strict standards, wuld be seen as wrong.

We are now human beings -- the sentient dominators of this blue planet for an enormous amount of our recorded history, (ie, all of it) up until the point we think we can change it.

So, what was my point again?

The dog that lives with me watches Animal Planet.


When the leopards bring down an antelope,
The dog on my lap.... his breath quickens,
his chin quivers and he huffs a deep noise of knowing.

Vicarious blood lust,
for both of us.

I'm craving some raw venison now,
with a tad of salt, pepper & garlic.

Yeah, I've been growing to like that Big Cats Diary program as well, though I only catch it about once or twice a week.

what can I post for you so this thought can be considered content?


http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l1...7x7zo1_500.jpg
Nature? (which is also one of my longstanding favourite programs, presented to me by Canon, oh, and PBS)

I like the fact the narration on that program involves,
whispering commentators.

I do believe most sensible
people are long tired of the shouty fake adrenaline rants.

We can hope.

If Humans are supposed to be at the top of the food chain,
aren't there way too many of us?

Yeah, that's why I kind of tuned out of that new series involving Oprah's narration.
She tries too hard to tell a story that's there, but tries to make it empathetic to the masses.

I hear the original British narrator is loads better, but I really give much though to rmember his name; Ah,-a? Life (BBC TV series) (narrated by David Attenborough)

PS
also, I've been a strong vocal advocate of more natural disasters, disease, and maybe random unnatural black holes to gobble up people by the masses. Or, maybe a better solution to my zany idea of mass genocide would be to colonize the oceans, with those bubbles.

Hey, the wombat is a savage!. He'll go straight for the throat!
Especially if'n your lying down!!! heheheh

Savage I tells YA!!!!

http://candobetter.org/files/Osh-and...py-wombats.jpg

wombats are cool little animals!

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...__300x3210.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...gamiWombat.gif

This one is a 1938 Phantom Corsair aka Flying Wombat

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...om_corsair.jpg

that is a sweet design! can it fly? can it shoot lasers or rockets from the front ?

Sugar Gliders & Wombats
give me nightmares and some heart attacks,
but how many do they kill?

(2-18)+7=-9

(Nick, his left or mine?)

Whichever. As long as it's the longest left in the world, which currently speaking is in Chicama, Peru.