Funny Screenshots: Part Deux

[ruff_hi]

PITA hates animals (too) ... they want to kill 90% of the pets

 

[AJ11]

PITA hates animals (too) ... they want to kill 90% of the pets

Seems like such a shame that those 90% (actually I think the figure was somewhere between 95-98%) are not used for something instead of just killed. Then again, I suppose that they don't want to be associated with Cruella de Ville, now, do they?

 

[uat2d]

Pita?

I love pita, specially when it's about my age

 

[Midnight-Blue766]

I would say that is animal cruelty ... turning cute little critters into paper for your books.

Fun fact: plants are not animals.

 

[choxorn]

And Platypodes are not papyrus. This discussion is such a PITA.

 

[Jwitti]

I once saw a t-shirt that said PETA: People for the Eating of Tasty Animals

 

[ruff_hi]

Fun fact: plants are not animals.

Funner fact: A platypus is an animal ... not a plant.

And Platypodes are not papyrus.

As 2nd graders use to say ... deeerrrr - its a play on words.

 

[hoplitejoe]

Funner fact: A platypus is an animal ... not a plant.

Suuuuuuuuuuuuuuure

 

[choxorn]

Luckily, people older than second grade can tell the difference between the two easily enough to make that joke not funny.

 

[capnvonbaron]

Sheesh. Off topic much here..?

 

[AJ11]

Pita?

I love pita, specially when it's about my age

You're the first one I know who likes stale, mouldy, decades-old bread...

 

[God-Emperor]

Sheesh. Off topic much here..?

Compared to some of the other derailments? No, not much.

While paper and papyrus may be derived from plants, actual vellum (and parchment) is from animals (although you can get paper that is called this these days). As far as I know, nobody has ever made vellum out of platypuses (platypi? (I don't know if anybody has ever made pie out of them either)). Also as far as I know, even C2C and the Resource mod do not have the platypus included (having said this, they'll probably show up in C2C next week).

 

[Deckhand]

I would say that is animal cruelty ... turning cute little critters into paper for your books.

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Cute?

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although regarding determining cruelty, it doesn't matter whether animals are cute or not

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nor what you do with their remains

 

[AJ11]

Compared to some of the other derailments? No, not much.

While paper and papyrus may be derived from plants, actual vellum (and parchment) is from animals (although you can get paper that is called this these days). As far as I know, nobody has ever made vellum out of platypuses (platypi? (I don't know if anybody has ever made pie out of them either)). Also as far as I know, even C2C and the Resource mod do not have the platypus included (having said this, they'll probably show up in C2C next week).

Civ3, fur resource...

 

[EmperorFool]

Papyrus, my friend. Papyrus.

That's a wetland plant--not a tree.

 

[AJ11]

That's a wetland plant--not a tree.

Dude, you might want to look at this... There are many starts and leaps, but 1840s Germany being the first? Oh, please...!

 

[EmperorFool]

There's no need to be so serious. You're the one who said papyrus was a tree!

 

[AJ11]

There's no need to be so serious. You're the one who said papyrus was a tree!

I was referring to paper, but whatever.

 

[uat2d]

You're the first one I know who likes stale, mouldy, decades-old bread...

That wasn't the pita I was talking about

18 years old pita is too old?

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[bestbrian]

As far as derailments go, this one isn't so bad.