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  3. It seems that as a species develops more emphasis on brains, it also produces more assholes.

It seems that as a species develops more emphasis on brains, it also produces more assholes.

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  • kishi@meow.socialK This user is from outside of this forum
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    @MrInappropriate @joshsusser @alice

    I'm so glad someone else can learn this. Actually came to say this about hermit crabs. They truly are extremely helpful to each other like this. Conga line shell swap as they grow.

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    • renardboy@mastodon.socialR renardboy@mastodon.social

      @alice does it count if the assholery is embedded into the lifecycle? If so I'll raise you the parasitoid wasps, any one of them really.

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      @renardboy I think it has to be an individual choice for it to count.

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      • jqmcd@sfba.socialJ jqmcd@sfba.social

        @alice Spiders 🕷️🕸️

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        @jqmcd aww, I like spiders (mostly).

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        • kishi@meow.socialK kishi@meow.social

          @roknrol @alice

          crows don't poop while flying!

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          @Kishi I wouldn't either if I could fly.

          @roknrol

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          • alice@lgbtqia.spaceA alice@lgbtqia.space

            It seems that as a species develops more emphasis on brains, it also produces more assholes.

            Humans? Legendary assholes.
            Dolphins? Assholes.
            Cats are notorious for being jerks.

            Dogs, ducks, geese, seagulls, crows...all have dickish individuals.

            What're some species that would be least likely to solve a crossword puzzle, but still produce a significant percentage of assholes?

            Like are there any shrimp out there that are just little fuckers?

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            @alice Hummingbirds are notorious assholes.

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            • alice@lgbtqia.spaceA alice@lgbtqia.space

              It seems that as a species develops more emphasis on brains, it also produces more assholes.

              Humans? Legendary assholes.
              Dolphins? Assholes.
              Cats are notorious for being jerks.

              Dogs, ducks, geese, seagulls, crows...all have dickish individuals.

              What're some species that would be least likely to solve a crossword puzzle, but still produce a significant percentage of assholes?

              Like are there any shrimp out there that are just little fuckers?

              dukeduke@mastodon.socialD This user is from outside of this forum
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              @alice Canadian geeseholes have to be top 5.

              (video source unknown)

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              • mrbirch@beige.partyM mrbirch@beige.party

                @alice Hummingbirds are notorious assholes.

                apontious@dice.campA This user is from outside of this forum
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                @MrBirch @alice I-is that true? I want it to be true.

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                • alice@lgbtqia.spaceA alice@lgbtqia.space

                  It seems that as a species develops more emphasis on brains, it also produces more assholes.

                  Humans? Legendary assholes.
                  Dolphins? Assholes.
                  Cats are notorious for being jerks.

                  Dogs, ducks, geese, seagulls, crows...all have dickish individuals.

                  What're some species that would be least likely to solve a crossword puzzle, but still produce a significant percentage of assholes?

                  Like are there any shrimp out there that are just little fuckers?

                  jhooper@techhub.socialJ This user is from outside of this forum
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                  @alice When humans develop on utero, the first thing that develops is the digestive system and the anus.

                  So we all start out as little assholes. For some, little has changed aside from size.

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                  • alice@lgbtqia.spaceA alice@lgbtqia.space

                    One summer while I was wearing shorts, I had a big hornet fly over, bite into the side of my thigh and then proceed to sting me like half a dozen times for no apparent reason.

                    I feel like hornets, wasps, and yellow jackets are all pretty much raging assholes.

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                    @alice You're so 🫦, even hornets want a piece of you!

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                    • alice@lgbtqia.spaceA alice@lgbtqia.space

                      One summer while I was wearing shorts, I had a big hornet fly over, bite into the side of my thigh and then proceed to sting me like half a dozen times for no apparent reason.

                      I feel like hornets, wasps, and yellow jackets are all pretty much raging assholes.

                      silvermoon82@wandering.shopS This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @alice
                      I've been stung by wasps twice in the last couple weeks, for no fault of my own.

                      Bastard assholes. Hate them, and they me.

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                      • apontious@dice.campA apontious@dice.camp

                        @MrBirch @alice I-is that true? I want it to be true.

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                        @apontious totally true.

                        @MrBirch

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                        • apontious@dice.campA apontious@dice.camp

                          @MrBirch @alice I-is that true? I want it to be true.

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                          @apontious @alice Oh yeah. We’ve had hummingbird feeder for a long time. There’s plenty of nectar to go around but the birds are super territorial and will chase others off. Real aerial combat.

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                          • catsalad@infosec.exchangeC catsalad@infosec.exchange

                            @alice You're so 🫦, even hornets want a piece of you!

                            alice@lgbtqia.spaceA This user is from outside of this forum
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                            @catsalad so you're saying it was negging me?

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