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Veth posted:The lady down the street from us used to claim she was a "Death Doula Level 1". im guessing shes non-denominational vigilant of some sort, ie she will keep the person who is about to die company if the family is unable to be there (or they need to take a nap).
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luxury handset posted:you've really only got to be bitten/stung once by some kind of insect to hate them deeply all insects are vital to the ecosystem. ants kill termites. wasps kill spiders and mantis. spiders kill flies. bees help flowers have sex. I was once bit by an ant in socal that left a giant welt on my big toe. Ants are still cool in my book. Veth posted:The lady down the street from us used to claim she was a "Death Doula Level 1". Mods please rename me "level 1 death doula" I am imagining this as a middle aged woman who bashes your head in with a rock for your assisted suicide. When she reaches level 10 she can give you a pill cocktail that will let you ease into death like a nice sleep. I think when she reaches level 3 and can shoot me to death im gonna give her a call though. snergle has a new favorite as of 03:12 on Jul 21, 2018 |
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snergle posted:all insects are vital to the ecosystem. ants kill termites. wasps kill spiders and mantis. spiders kill flies. bees help flowers have sex. iirc mosquitoes have been ruled to serve no purpose, which is why some scientists are down with making them go extinct. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2016/02/20/467094440/would-it-be-a-bad-thing-to-wipe-out-a-species-if-its-a-mosquito
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RFC2324 posted:iirc mosquitoes have been ruled to serve no purpose, which is why some scientists are down with making them go extinct. fine mosquitoes and flies can gently caress off but eu social insects are the best.
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snergle posted:fine mosquitoes and flies can gently caress off but eu social insects are the best. flies serve a purpose tho. its just mosquitoes, gently caress those useless things
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The non-biting male mosquitoes feed on nectar and are important pollinators, unfortunately.
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Cut all funding from mosqueetoes, compensate with MORE BEES.
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Alright, who gave Frank Lloyd Wright the LSD?
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Ak Gara posted:Oh god! That background! yes, that background.
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I like this house but then I campaigned on the promise "a chicken in every wall"
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Clearly an accident with a prototype phasing cloaking device.
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LSD at the gangbang posted:Can a house be haunted before anyone's lived in it? There's gonna be dead tradesmen in the basement. How else do you keep the secret passages secret?
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Lobster God posted:Dazzle camouflage in house form The fire solution in this instance was quite literal
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Why are so many people hatin on Gru's house?
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I remember this episode of king of the hill. A bit deus ex, but still fun.
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Aramoro posted:Whilst this is largely true of Bumblebees I can say as a beekeeper this is not true of Honeybees if you go near their hive. They will string the poo poo out of you then hundreds more will come and sting you as well. They can be totally chill a lot of the time but is one bee freaks out and stings you then it can become pretty bad news pretty quickly. Is it possible to breed stingless bees that could still be used for honey/assorted bee products without altering honey output or anything?
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Milo and POTUS posted:Is it possible to breed stingless bees that could still be used for honey/assorted bee products without altering honey output or anything? A lot of native australian bees are stingless. But the european honey bee is the easiest/best for mass market.
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Krankenstyle posted:im guessing shes non-denominational vigilant of some sort, ie she will keep the person who is about to die company if the family is unable to be there (or they need to take a nap). Like a palliative nurse, but without any medical training
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bony tony posted:Like a palliative nurse, but without any medical training yea i dont think there are any requirements, its purely a comfort thing. fwiw most of them around here are retired nurses though met one sat by my grandma for a while, very chill older guy. they have a notebook so they can pass on whatever info to the next vigilant & he'd written "sharp, determined (great sense of humor!)" i made it in time (traveled from another city) & we called off their care for the rest of the time but im really glad they were there when we couldnt be.
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Samuringa posted:What happened to the good old days when mothers would do their own birthing process with a combat knife Karate Bastard posted:One person enters, two persons leave. There. Took me some time to find the pic but here you go https://i.imgur.com/M5CsfH0.gifv
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RFC2324 posted:iirc mosquitoes have been ruled to serve no purpose, which is why some scientists are down with making them go extinct. ...what? Mosquitoes are very important pollinators.
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RoboRodent posted:The non-biting male mosquitoes feed on nectar and are important pollinators, unfortunately. So are the females. They only drink blood when getting ready to lay eggs.
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I'm gonna be a death doula when I grow up. DOULA FOR MOOLAH $ $ $ CALL NOW $ $ $ DEATH ON MY WATCH GUARANTEED
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Meskhenet posted:A lot of native australian bees are stingless. As much as we don't like bees stinging us, they are a pretty important defense mechanism 
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Randaconda posted:...what? Mosquitoes are very important pollinators. I don't think it's about eliminating all mosquitos, just Aedes aegytpi. The argument is that another species of mosquito would fill the niche just as well in the absence of competition.
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bike tory posted:I don't think it's about eliminating all mosquitos, just Aedes aegytpi. The argument is that another species of mosquito would fill the niche just as well in the absence of competition. Employ people to go about with toothbrushes, solve a couple problems at once.
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It's like the builders had a bunch of perfectly good triangles left over from other projects and didn't want to waste them.
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RFC2324 posted:iirc mosquitoes have been ruled to serve no purpose, which is why some scientists are down with making them go extinct. 
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In Australian Rules football, you have to bounce the ball every 15 paces to avoid a traveling foul. The games are played mostly in open-air stadiums that attract birdlife to their vast expanses of natural turf. These things very rarely combine, but today they did. https://i.imgur.com/lQoLTI0.gifv
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Memento posted:In Australian Rules football, you have to bounce the ball every 15 paces to avoid a traveling foul. Dang, that's a sturdy birdie.
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