Wednesday, February 01, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Pythons Have Eaten All of the Animals in the Everglades. Would you like to know why?
This Is Why Pythons Have Eaten All of the Animals in the Everglades
Above is a picture of a female Burmese python caught in 2009 by a ranger in the Everglades National Park. All those sacs are embryonic pythons—59 potential hungry baby pythons in all.
Looking at that, it's not surprising that a new report found the python infestation in the Everglades, caused by lazy pet owners releasing their snakes there, has decimated nearly all of the most common animals: A recent count found 99 percent of raccoons and 88 percent of bobcats had vanished, along with practically all the rabbits and foxes. You try feeding 59 babies on a python's salary.
Above is a picture of a female Burmese python via gawker.com
Wow. Wow. Wow.
Monday, January 30, 2012
The Fatty Challenge
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Are Disney's Princesses horrible role models for your children?
Well, they're not GREAT role models for children, but I don't think they're horrible, per se. There is a lingering sentiment from a lot of those films that women can't do it on their own, though, and that's problematic and potentially dangerous, but it's never the dominating theme of the film at least to the point where a child would take away that notion from watching it...but I'm not a little girl.The Disney Princesses are a controversial subject among some parents. Either they're considered iconic reminders of Disney's animated classics, or ubiquitous examples of the studio's marketing genius. Worse still, some cultural critics believe the princesses are dangerous, anti-feminist role models for young girls.
But not all princesses are alike. Disney's reigning beauties all have something to offer, even the old-school ones who are more damsels-in-distress than their contemporary counterparts. Moviefone has ranked the princesses according to the example they set for the girls who love them and want to be them.
Super Sausage Sandwich
Monday, January 23, 2012
Jared learns a lesson about responsibility....
The best part about being a middle child is every lesson your older brother teaches you, you can teach to your younger brother and he’ll think you came up with it on your own.
I try to teach my younger brother how to be a better person than I am, but what ultimately happens is we end up fighting in the front yard on Christmas morning...
via thehairpin.com
Take a read.
It's well worth it!
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Ultimate Double Steakhouse
Heart attack on a plate...and it feels good.
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