September 25, 200620 yr World War I. my history teacher hates me with a passion. everybody knows. hope he'll like my project, but i'm actually sure he won't. :confused:
September 25, 200620 yr what part of the war? just in general? or like precursors n stuff? oh.. n what grade are you in?
September 25, 200620 yr the whole war and that's why he gave me 45 minutes time. mhh. i'm in grade 10 now and it's my last year at "high school". :)
September 25, 200620 yr i just wrote a song.. i needed to.. it was such a catharsis.... LOVE YOU SO this... is not our last goodbye i shed a tear... i had a cry i saw your soul... beneath your skin... a life alone i can... not begin your pale face will haunt my space i need to learn... so much to learn... i'm the rookie, i need to know... because papa... i love you so... and then i think... of all the times... a golden coat... on both our lives... my dearest man just fuck the plan! because... i know... my papa... i love you so... :cry:
September 25, 200620 yr i just wrote a song.. i needed to.. it was such a catharsis.... LOVE YOU SO this... is not our last goodbye i shed a tear... i had a cry i saw your soul... beneath your skin... a life alone i can... not begin your pale face will haunt my space i need to learn... so much to learn... i'm the rookie, i need to know... because papa... i love you so... and then i think... of all the times... a golden coat... on both our lives... my dearest man just fuck the plan! because... i know... my papa... i love you so... :cry: oh wow. the lyrics are so touching... do you already have a melody in your mind?
September 25, 200620 yr i was listening to sigur ros at the time. so something like their stuff backing it...
September 25, 200620 yr oh reg i know... i'm talking about the first species of hominids of the homo genus (i'm writing notes for my biology final exam)
September 25, 200620 yr oh reg i know... i'm talking about the first species of hominids of the homo genus (i'm writing notes for my biology final exam):rolleyes: what?:thinking: :ohomo....?
September 25, 200620 yr read this: it will explain... What is so special about Primates? Primates have several unique features which allow them to be the most advanced group of organism on the planet. These features are listed below: · Hands and feet: thumbs are opposable, Five digits (pentadactyl limb) · Vision: stereoscopic · Skeletons: Flexible, Rotating sockets (ball and socket joints) · Brain: Large for size compared to other animals, Large cerebral cortex enables complex thought · Social Behaviour: Primates often live in groups and are highly sociable · Gestation: give birth to single offspring, long period of gestation, long period of care after birth Types of primates There are six groups of animals that make up the primate group. These are as follows: · Lemurs · Tarsiers · New world monkeys (found in the Americas) · Old world monkeys (found in Africa and Asia) · Apes (Gorillas, Chimpanzees, Orang Utans & Gibbons) · Hominids Names, Classification and all The anthropoids are a group of primates including new world monkeys, old world monkeys, apes and hominids. Most anthropoids are able to use objects as tools or some sort of weapon. Hominoid is a term that refers to a group of anthropoids which include humans, chimpanzees and gorillas. Hominid refers to the group of erect-walking great apes (hominoid). This group includes the genus of Homo, Australopithecus and Paranthropus. Homo Sapiens (Humans) are the only hominid species alive today.
September 25, 200620 yr Features that benefited human evolution There are several species that hominids gained over time through natural selection that enabled their successful evolution. These are mentioned in the bullet points below as well as the advantage to hominids: · Bipedalism: A bipedal organism walks upright on two legs. This enables the organism to free up two hands, which can then be used to carry tools. A bipedal stance also enables the organism to run quicker, allowing more successful hunting. It also requires less energy usage for a bipedal stance when compared to a quadrupedal stance. The position of the foramen magnum in the skull can indicate as to the stance of the organism. A foramen magnum that is forward, towards the middle of the skull indicates Bipedalism, while a foramen magnum at the rear of the skull indicates quadrupedal stance. Other apes such as chimps do not have a skeletal structure like humans that allows for upright movement. Such skeletal adaptations are a curved spine that acts as a spring, as well as an angled femur from the knee joint, chimps do not have this a consequently find it very difficult to stand on tow legs for and extended period of time.
September 25, 200620 yr Hi, hows everybody? naah..i probably should be studying for my italian exam but its on wednesday and im so lazy so i wont study yet :rolleyes: Josh i really like the lyrics of the song !
September 25, 200620 yr oh my..you scared me by the "HI ROLLE!" :stunned: anyways, looks like your online all the time..how's this possible? :lol:
September 25, 200620 yr im on school holidays... so i go to bed late... and get to sleep in. its a good life... :P
September 25, 200620 yr well... its almost 2am... i think i'm gonna go to bed now. ive got work tomorrow evening, and don't wanna fall asleep while serving someone's ice cream
September 25, 200620 yr oh well that explains it all..i was quite a nerd last summer on my holidays as well :rolleyes: Aargh..i want to be on holidays too.. :( there are some nice and interesting people at school though and i have to go to school tomorrow only for an hour :smug:
September 25, 200620 yr ookkay see you later again! Bahah, that would be funny if you fell asleep :P Nighties!
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