Reminds me of the true story about a scientist who discovered a new sugar, and so had the honor of naming it (latinate naming of course). Since its properties were unknown, he named it “ignose” for ignorance. But the powers that be (there are always powers that be) declared that unacceptably frivolous and asked him to submit another name. His second choice? Godnose!
Ratkin 11 months ago
No archeologists, biologists, or Latin scholars, but guards are indispensable.
ekke 11 months ago
Reminds me of the true story about a scientist who discovered a new sugar, and so had the honor of naming it (latinate naming of course). Since its properties were unknown, he named it “ignose” for ignorance. But the powers that be (there are always powers that be) declared that unacceptably frivolous and asked him to submit another name. His second choice? Godnose!
markkahler52 11 months ago
Dog must’ve gotten the “cut!”
ladykat 11 months ago
I don’t think there’s ever been a snake with a backbone like that.
WCraft Premium Member 11 months ago
Cue Poncho entering the museum “aka Mission impossible” style later that night
jscarff57 Premium Member 11 months ago
Is that a giganticus inflexibleus in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?
Lablubber 11 months ago
Went extinct because there weren’t any chiropractors at the time.
T... 11 months ago
Snake could digest everything except the femur, got stuck and it died…
zenyattafan 11 months ago
I was taught Latin by a nun who was so old, Latin was probably her first language.