Current Live Stoners Gossip June/July/August 2017

[rayuki]

when do you guys consider day 1? when first seed sprouts above ground or when all seeds come up?

 

[Dr Fluff]

oops sorry Arty just a random posting from an eejit.

Get it right round you, ya wee ned!!!
It's all good brother , that made me LMAO, that's some good humor right there and f*cking hilarious video.


Who knew eh?

 

[bushmasterar15]

Have a good day. I'll check back on later.

 

[AnonymousGrower2]

Get it right round you, ya wee ned!!!
It's all good brother , that made me LMAO, that's some good humor right there and f*cking hilarious video.


Who knew eh?

Its gemmill......hes scored ...........

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[AnonymousGrower2]

Get it right round you, ya wee ned!!!
It's all good brother , that made me LMAO, that's some good humor right there and f*cking hilarious video.


Who knew eh?

Every scot alive of a certain age knows that clip.......in the good old days

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[Dr Fluff]

Every scot alive of a certain age knows that clip.......in the good old days

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I did not know that but then again, I'm no Scots eh?
I've had many pals from that great country but I was never a follower of the beautiful game.

However I'm still a member of Dianes Pool Hall in Edinburgh, my pal live just across the way from it .
Pool is as close as I get to playing a sport and I'm not that good at it either!

 

[AnonymousGrower2]

Not a bad way to start the day ......i did notice the postie do a double take though

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[johnp540]

Good morning folks. Hope everyone has a good one.

 

[Dr Fluff]

Jurassic crocodile named after late Motorhead frontman Lemmy

Croc star: The Lemmysuchus was one of the biggest coastal predators of its time
A Jurassic crocodile that terrorised coastal waters around the UK has been named after the late Motorhead frontman Lemmy.

Like the hell-raising rocker it is named after, the creature was no shrinking violet.

At 19ft (5.8m) long, with a skull measuring just over a metre, it used its large, blunt teeth to crush bones and turtle shells.

It would have been one of the biggest coastal predators of its time when it roamed the Earth more than 145 million years ago.

It has now been named Lemmysuchus, which translates as "Lemmy's crocodile".

It comes after a study of a fossil skeleton housed at London's Natural History Museum, which was dug up from a clay pit near Peterborough in 1909, by University of Edinburgh palaeontologist Michela Johnson.

Lemmy, playing at Glastonbury in 2015
Ms Johnson realised it had been incorrectly classified and required a new scientific name, with the Lemmy inspiration coming from the Natural History Museum's Lorna Steel.

"Although Lemmy passed away at the end of 2015, we'd like to think that he would have raised a glass to Lemmysuchus, one of the nastiest sea creatures to have ever inhabited the Earth," Dr Steel said.

"As a long-standing Motorhead fan I am thrilled to have had the opportunity to immortalise the rock star in this way."

Lemmysuchus was part of an extinct group of reptiles known as teleosaurs, which were distantly related to the crocodiles of today.

"It can be difficult to identify new species as we are normally working with incomplete fossil skeletons," Ms Johnson, a PhD student, said.

"Following careful anatomical comparison, and by referring to the main specimen held at the Natural History Museum, we could see that most of the previous finds were actually from relatives of Lemmysuchus rather than the species itself, and we were able to assign a new name."

 

[Dr Fluff]

Not a bad way to start the day ......i did notice the postie do a double take though

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Hi @guerillagrower#65 sent you a PM bro please have look asap