We evolved from a great ape, now what?

[CuckingFunt]

I guess FUNT saw chumpie's comment about "friends" and said


this!






I don't even get my answer!!!!!

No. Just got bored.

[silverblk mystix]

SBM I bet you 100 bux that pussy chump comes in later pretending like nothing happened at all trying to save his impossible saving opened mouthed ready avatar face, with a failed deflection (claiming we talked about him while he ran away and got clowned for it)

Oh, it, I will just paypal you right now - because there is no in' way you are wrong -

he is demoralized, pissed, embarrassed -

but he will do exactly what you just said!!!!!

[SA210]

I just lied again..and I'm really just fuming

[silverblk mystix]

No. Just got bored.

Where's my answer?

Did you witness chumpie severely overreact and poopie his panties when I offered to meet him?

Yes or no?

[Leetonidas]

21 posts in a row of sbm and sa210 licking each other's asses

ing gots

[SA210]

Oh, it, I will just paypal you right now - because there is no in' way you are wrong -

he is demoralized, pissed, embarrassed -

but he will do exactly what you just said!!!!!

it's all he can do


silly demoralized deflated little man troll

[SA210]

I'm a got that cares

[silverblk mystix]

21 posts in a row of sbm and sa210 licking each other's asses

ing gots

Because having pics of women - proves you are a tough guy!

Got it!

[SA210]

Because having pics of women - proves you are a tough guy!

Got it!

He's just angry that he witnessed his idol troll chump get destroyed again and watched him pussy out for the..how many times now??

[silverblk mystix]

He's just angry that he witnessed his idol troll chump get destroyed again and watched him pussy out for the..how many times now??

Chumpie has no friends!

[SA210]

Chumpie has no friends!

Oh yea

[SA210]

Thought you guys would get a kick out of this one.

[ChumpDumper]

What'd I miss?

Two dudes talking dead in serious about me?

[mouse]

We evolved from a great ape, now what?


You Dance.

[ChumpDumper]

OK, I'll be back later to see what other dead in serious stuff you post about me.

[CuckingFunt]

Where's my answer?

Did you witness chumpie severely overreact and poopie his panties when I offered to meet him?

Yes or no?

No. I didn't. I think you and SA210 have consistently made asses of yourselves throughout all of these exchanges, including that one. I don't expect you to agree with me on this.

[RandomGuy]

Gawd... what a bunch of 9th graders.

I see the whole OP has been long forgotten. YAY.

[mouse]

OK, I'll be back later to see what other dead in serious stuff you post about me.

Oh great now the cursing shill #3 in in the cubicle.

[DJR210]

21 posts in a row of sbm and sa210 licking each other's asses

ing gots

No. I didn't. I think you and SA210 have consistently made asses of yourselves throughout all of these exchanges, including that one. I don't expect you to agree with me on this.

What'd I miss?

Two dudes talking dead in serious about me?

That's the Defenders of The Forum for you

In their minds they are making everyone who talks to people on the forum " their pants" and make them "butthurt". More like make themselves look like lame, obnoxious, gots who have never made one person laugh (or at least post emoticons) outside their gay circle jerk.

[SA210]

I just lied again. That's what I do bc I'm a liar. I'm so angry all the trolls got regulated by sbm and SA210, and we all witnessed my transves e friend troll chump get embarrassed, pussy out and backdown worse than anyone in the forums history! I can't stop my ass pain, all us trolls waited till yall logged off so we could come in here and lie . And then I'll lie about that too. Why do I hate my life? This ass hurt won't leave me! : My pathetic tired pseudo intellectualism can't hide my butthurt! It's not working! .

butthurt crybaby trolls

[SA210]

lol lil Jr210 pc gamer coming in with pussy backdown troll chump and the other pussies when the coast is clear.

Funt pretending to barely see sbm's question only when the gay troll gang shows up, after she ran away way earlier after reading the question she just lied about lol

All trolls above will come in and lie about this

lol That troll ass pain..let it flow suckas lol

[silverblk mystix]

The proof is in the thread -

slice it and spin it anyway you want - chumpie is a disgrace and a pussy liar snitch -

Only butthurt trolls - wait until the coast is clear to run in and "comfort" each other.

Duly noted!

[Leetonidas]

the meltdown continues

how many posts do you guys plan to make regarding this on-going meltdown today? I'm sure you're averaging 100+ posts a day each just sucking each other off and making butthurt replies to people by editing their quotes in a very non-hilarious and childish way. lol no one mad but you got pussies

[SA210]

the meltdown continues

how many posts do you guys plan to make regarding this on-going meltdown today? I'm sure you're averaging 100+ posts a day each just sucking each other off and making butthurt replies to people by editing their quotes in a very non-hilarious and childish way. lol no one mad but you got pussies ::

Yes, your angry butthurt meltdown continues, after you watched pussy chump his pants in an epic way, again, you're angry about it like he is.

By all means, continue the ass bleeding...we love laughing at you all lying and crying and getting so angry at the funny joke chump is now lol.

( "its not funny bc its my friend!" ) lol

they regulated us trolls and embarrassed us and pussy troll chump, again. It's not funny! Bc it was us that got embarrassed!


lol silly angry trolls


Let the hate flow through you trolls..lol

[xmas1997]

• MISCONCEPTION: Humans can't negatively impact ecosystems, because species will just evolve what they need to survive.
  CORRECTION: As described in the misconception above, natural selection does not automatically provide organisms with the traits they "need" to survive. Of course, some species may possess traits that allow them to thrive under conditions of environmental change caused by humans and so may be selected for, but others may not and so may go extinct. If a population or species doesn't happen to have the right kinds of genetic variation, it will not evolve in response to the environmental changes wrought by humans, whether those changes are caused by pollutants, climate change, habitat encroachment, or other factors. For example, as climate change causes the Arctic sea ice to thin and break up earlier and earlier, polar bears are finding it more difficult to obtain food. If polar bear populations don't have the genetic variation that would allow some individuals to take advantage of hunting opportunities that are not dependent on sea ice, they could go extinct in the wild.

• MISCONCEPTION: Natural selection acts for the good of the species.
  CORRECTION: When we hear about altruism in nature (e.g., dolphins spending energy to support a sick individual, or a meerkat calling to warn others of an approaching predator, even though this puts the alarm sounder at extra risk), it's tempting to think that those behaviors arose through natural selection that favors the survival of the species — that natural selection promotes behaviors that are good for the species as a whole, even if they are risky or detrimental for individuals in the population. However, this impression is incorrect. Natural selection has no foresight or intentions. In general, natural selection simply selects among individuals in a population, favoring traits that enable individuals to survive and reproduce, yielding more copies of those individuals' genes in the next generation. Theoretically, in fact, a trait that is advantageous to the individual (e.g., being an efficient predator) could become more and more frequent and wind up driving the whole population to extinction (e.g., if the efficient predation actually wiped out the entire prey population, leaving the predators without a food source).
  So what's the evolutionary explanation for altruism if it's not for the good of the species? There are many ways that such behaviors can evolve. For example, if altruistic acts are "repaid" at other times, this sort of behavior may be favored by natural selection. Similarly, if altruistic behavior increases the survival and reproduction of an individual's kin (who are also likely to carry altruistic genes), this behavior can spread through a population via natural selection. To learn more about the process of natural selection, visit our article on this topic.
  Advanced students of evolutionary biology may be interested to know that selection can act at different levels and that, in some cir stances, species-level or group-level selection may occur. However, it's important to remember that, even in this case, selection has no foresight and is not "aiming" at any outcome; it is simply favoring the reproducing units that are best at leaving copies of themselves in the next generation. To learn more about levels of selection, visit our side trip on this topic.

• MISCONCEPTION: The fittest organisms in a population are those that are strongest, healthiest, fastest, and/or largest.
  CORRECTION: In evolutionary terms, fitness has a very different meaning than the everyday meaning of the word. An organism's evolutionary fitness does not indicate its health, but rather its ability to get its genes into the next generation. The more fertile offspring an organism leaves in the next generation, the fitter it is. This doesn't always correlate with strength, speed, or size. For example, a puny male bird with bright tail feathers might leave behind more offspring than a stronger, duller male, and a spindly plant with big seed pods may leave behind more offspring than a larger specimen — meaning that the puny bird and the spindly plant have higher evolutionary fitness than their stronger, larger counterparts. To learn more about evolutionary fitness, visit Evolution 101.

• MISCONCEPTION: Natural selection is about survival of the very fittest individuals in a population.
  CORRECTION: Though "survival of the fittest" is the catchphrase of natural selection, "survival of the fit enough" is more accurate. In most populations, organisms with many different genetic variations survive, reproduce, and leave offspring carrying their genes in the next generation. It is not simply the one or two "best" individuals in the population that pass their genes on to the next generation. This is apparent in the populations around us: for example, a plant may not have the genes to flourish in a drought, or a predator may not be quite fast enough to catch her prey every time she is hungry. These individuals may not be the "fittest" in the population, but they are "fit enough" to reproduce and pass their genes on to the next generation. To learn more about the process of natural selection, visit our article on this topic. To learn more about evolutionary fitness, visit Evolution 101.

• MISCONCEPTION: Natural selection produces organisms perfectly suited to their environments.
  CORRECTION: Natural selection is not all-powerful. There are many reasons that natural selection cannot produce "perfectly-engineered" traits. For example, living things are made up of traits resulting from a complicated set of trade-offs — changing one feature for the better may mean changing another for the worse (e.g., a bird with the "perfect" tail plumage to attract mates maybe be particularly vulnerable to predators because of its long tail). And of course, because organisms have arisen through complex evolutionary histories (not a design process), their future evolution is often constrained by traits they have already evolved. For example, even if it were advantageous for an insect to grow in some way other than molting, this switch simply could not happen because molting is embedded in the genetic makeup of insects at many levels. To learn more about the limitations of natural selection, visit our module on misconceptions about natural selection and adaptation.

• MISCONCEPTION: All traits of organisms are adaptations.
  CORRECTION: Because living things have so many impressive adaptations (incredible camouflage, sneaky means of catching prey, flowers that attract just the right pollinators, etc.), it's easy to assume that all features of organisms must be adaptive in some way — to notice something about an organism and automatically wonder, "Now, what's that for?" While some traits are adaptive, it's important to keep in mind that many traits are not adaptations at all. Some may be the chance results of history. For example, the base sequence GGC codes for the amino acid glycine simply because that's the way it happened to start out — and that's the way we inherited it from our common ancestor. There is nothing special about the relationship between GGC and glycine. It's just a historical accident that stuck around. Others traits may be by-products of another characteristic. For example, the color of blood is not adaptive. There's no reason that having red blood is any better than having green blood or blue blood. Blood's redness is a by-product of its chemistry, which causes it to reflect red light. The chemistry of blood may be an adaptation, but blood's color is not an adaptation. To read more about explanations for traits that are not adaptive, visit our module on misconceptions about natural selection and adaptation. To learn more about what traits are adaptations, visit another page in the same module.

^^^One of the best posts in this entire thread, IMHO.^^^