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Rainbow eucalyptus


Scientifically known as Eucalyptus deglupta, the rainbow eucalyptus is a 6 foot (1.8 m) wide and over 200 foot (61 m) tall tree. The tree is characterized by its unique multi-hued bark.

Mummifying lake


Located in northern Tanzania, the Lake Natron is a salt and soda lake notorious for its extremely high content of salt and scorching temperatures of up to 60 C (140 F). Though some animals have managed to adapt to the harshness of the lake, most animals that venture into these waters find themselves victims of the lake’s mummification ability.

Rain of animals

There have been numerous bizarre cases of animals falling from the sky. In the summer of 2000 in Ethiopia, millions of fish suddenly fell from the sky. In June 2009, Japan, it rained frogs and in Argentina in 2007, people had to protect themselves from a shower of snakes. Most of these “animal rains” are attributed to tornadoes and other types of severe storms capable of lifting and carrying bodies of water.

Lenticular clouds


Originating in the troposphere, lenticular clouds rank among the rarest and most unusual types of clouds. As moist air travels up some obstacle (for example a mountain), it collects on the top of it and forms a lens-shaped cloud. Because of their unique shape, lenticular clouds have even been mistaken for UFOs.

Living rock

Scientifically known as Pyura chilensis, the living rock is a tunicate, a marine invertebrate animal, found in dense aggregations on the coast of Chile and Peru. What resembles a mass of internal organs inside a rock is actually an immobile creature feeding on microorganisms that it filters out of the seawater. For no obvious reasons, the living rocks contain about 10 million times more vanadium (an extremely rare chemical element) in their bodies than is found in the water.

Sardine run


We have already mentioned two examples of unusually massive and impressive migrations but as for the number of “participants”, neither of them can compare to the sardine run. Almost every year, from May through July billions (that’s right, BILLIONS) of sardines migrate northward along the east coast of South Africa, causing a real feeding frenzy for numerous predators. Despite the enormous scale of the migration, scientists don’t know much about this phenomenon. What we do know is that in the last 23 years, the sardines have failed to make the run three times.

Bioluminescence


Bioluminescence is the production and emission of light by a living organism. One of the most astonishing examples of this unusual natural phenomenon can be seen on the Vaadhoo Island, Maldives, which is famous for the bioluminescence display of the phytoplankton known as dinoflagellates

Moeraki boulders

Moeraki boulders are large, spherical boulders lying along the Koekohe Beach, New Zealand. According to a local Maori legend, the boulders are the remains of eel baskets. However, modern scientific analysis shows that they consist of mud, fine silt and clay, cemented by calcite and date back to the Paleocene period (66 – 56 million years ago).

GRAND PRISMATIC SPRING

Found in the Yellowstone National Park, the Grand Prismatic Spring is the largest hot spring in the United States, and the third largest in the world. Notable for its vivid colors caused by pigmented bacteria living around the edges of the mineral-rich water, the spring is approximately 250 by 300 feet (80 by 90 m) in size and 160 feet (50 meters) deep. It discharges an estimated 560 gallons (2,100 liters) of 160 °F (70 °C) water per minute.

Catatumbo lightning

Sometimes also referred to as “the everlasting storm”, the Catatumbo lightning is a unique atmospheric phenomenon found in the mouth of the Catatumbo River, Venezuela. Originating from a mass of storm clouds at a height of more than 5 km (3 miles), the storm occurs for up to 160 nights a year, 10 hours per day.

Spider web blankets

You might have seen pictures of some really extensive spider webs but what happened in Wagga Wagga, Australia a few years ago was truly an enormous and unique phenomenon. As a consequence of severe floods, local spiders (as well as people) were forced out of their homes but the spiders reacted in a way that surprised even experienced biologists. By joining hundreds of thousands of spider webs together, they created a gigantic “platform” that saved them from drowning.

CHRISTMAS ISLAND RED CRAB MIGRATION

Measuring up to 12 centimeters (5 inches) wide, the Christmas Island red crab is a species of land crab endemic to Christmas Island and the Cocos Islands in the Indian Ocean. Usually, the crabs hide in burrows in local forests, however, each year they migrate to the coast to breed. For over a week, local roads turn red as millions of crabs move to the coast.

GREAT BLUE HOLE

Most people have seen pictures of the Great Blue Hole in Belize, however few know how it actually came to be. The Great Blue Hole was originally an inland cave at a time where sea levels were much lower. But as sea levels began to rise, the cave was flooded. Today, the hole is over 300 meters (almost 1000 feet) across and is 124 meters (400 feet) deep.

SUN DOGS

Also known as mock suns or phantom suns, sundogs are an atmospheric phenomenon that consists of a pair of bright spots on either side of the Sun, often co-occurring with a luminous ring. These are created by the refraction of light from plate-shaped ice crystals either in high and cold cirrus clouds or, during very cold weather

olasquare142:
The email stuff is now working, I have been able to logged in and change my password

YES DATS TRUE... LOGGED IN TOO

Olufemiolaolu:
Hope arent guilty of this too

yes I am

POWER OF THE WOMAN

1.Freeze Kiss: This is a kinky kiss that involves an ice cube. Put an ice cube in your mouth and start kissing. As you kiss, pass the ice cube back and forth with tongue movements without breaking the kiss. It sweetly cold…


2.Forehead kiss: This is a simple, innocent kiss that requires you to softly brush your lips across your partner’s forehead. Let the touch be soft, like a feather.


3.Earlobe kiss: This one can be sweetly tickly. It's simply done by reaching behind your partner's ears and nibbling on the earlobe. It must be soft, lips only nibbling during which you can whisper a few sweet words.


4.Hot and cold kiss: Like the name suggests, stoke your partner's fire and then cool it down with your lips. How? Lip your partner’s lips until they get hot/warm and softly blow them cold again.


5.Lip-Sucking kiss: Everyone loves a good, gentle sucking of the lips. It's sweetly-violent. Just Suck on your partner’s lower lip like a nipple.... suck and kiss at intervals.


6.Lip-Nibble kiss: This is a domineering lips move where you gently nibble your lover’s as you kiss. If you apply your teeth, make sure it’s not too painful and don’t draw blood.


7.Finger-And-Toe kiss: It’s a simple, relaxing move. If you are certain of your partner's hygiene, take his/her toes or fingers and suck on them slowly. Remember to do it only when you are sure of hygiene, preferably after a shower.

ayodijex:
confused

dats a gud feeling too...least once in a while

Lexxybooy:
library Archaival and Information Studies......lol, longest name of department everliveth!

^Oh



Ok oh...

i'll better bake bread or fry potato to marketing stuff

ayodijex:
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[size=20pt]WORRIED?[/size]

Lexxybooy:
it's LARIS. Know the full meaning bah?

YES
YES TELL ME WAT IT MEANS

Lexxybooy:
nah, no queue, seems people forget it exists. But the 1st bank at Ui first gate......urhhggg, the queue takes patience(most times doe)

WELL DATS GUDNEWS THEN..
Cant imagine goin all the way to the schl gate to cash-out

CNN’s digital correspondent, Kelly Wallace, has compiled a list of some internet acronyms widely used by savvy teens on social media and text apps that he thinks all parents should know..
Read the list, he says it will redefine how you monitor your teen’s conversations with his/her peers.


1. IWSN - I want sex now
2. GNOC - Get naked on camera
3. NIFOC - Naked in front of computer
4. PIR - Parent in room
5 CU46 - See you for sex


6. 53X - Sex
7. 9 - Parent watching
8. 99 - Parent gone
9. 1174' - Party meeting place
10. THOT - That hoe over there
11. CID - Acid (the drug)
12. Broken - Hungover from alcohol
13. 420 - Marijuana
14. POS - Parent over shoulder
15. SUGARPIC - Suggestive or erotic photo
16. KOTL - Kiss on the lips
17. (L)MIRL - Let's meet in real life
18. PRON - Porn
19. TDTM - Talk dirty to me
20. 8 - MouthAction
21. CD9 - Parents around/Code 9
22. IPN - I'm posting naked
23. LH6 - Let's have sex
24. WTTP - Want to trade pictures?
25. DOC - Drug of choice
26. TWD - Texting while driving
27. GYPO - Get your pants off
28. KPC- Keeping parents clueless

YES IT IS..
UNDER RENOVATION

I DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT TO SAY


SMH

[size=20pt]MY GUESS[/size]
The first reference letter was to the REGISTRA
The second one should be to the HALL WARDEN
so I dnt tink yu can you the same reference letter...