Is this guy hot or what? The guy blew apart thousands of years of thinking and didn't even crack a smile. That is what I call a cool cucumber.
As promised.... Charles Darwin Friday!!!!!!
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Is this guy hot or what? The guy blew apart thousands of years of thinking and didn't even crack a smile. That is what I call a cool cucumber.
I think it's time to get out the woodchipper.....
I don't know, I mean Charlie Darwin has a lot of hair. It might gunk up the woodchipper?
Nah, we'll get out the industrial grade woodchipper if necessary.
I believe he's trying to say that pickles evolved from cucumbers. But I might be just Gherkin your chain.
Darn...the quoted part I'd bolded doesn't show up. May have to go back to edit that one so it makes more sense.
Ah, well, from where I come from 19th Centry biologists and sociologists with long beards really do tend to clean up on the dating scene.
I just assumed the same was true everywhere.
Must be the cleaning up part that makes the difference but talk about your May/December romances--that might be stretching things a bit!
Must be the cleaning up part that makes the difference but talk about your May/December romances--that might be stretching things a bit!
Yeah, in truth I am not sure what all the fuss is about. They don't do much and the smell can be a bit off putting. The effects of celebrity eh?
Sure puts that natural selection theory to the test, doesn't it?
They are very good at keeping birds away from crops so that might be their evolutionary advantage...
I know that's what I always asked myself when considering a potential partner.
Yeah but I wear it well - a little old fashioned but I don't mind.
I know that's what I always asked myself when considering a potential partner.
Exactly - old Charlie boy knew what he was doing when he wrote that book.
Birds dive your crops? No!!!I know that's what I always asked myself when considering a potential partner.
And now that I look at Mr. Darwin's photo again, my partner does have a passing resemblance to him. Perhaps I spoke disparagingly too soon.