LufasuMafaalu
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Lord of mysteries and Reverend Insanity are the best novels in this app.
2018-01-29 JoinedAscension Island
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LufasuMafaalu3yrReplied to KedledoeimangeExcuse me, what?
Average timing for 100m dash： 11.6s- LufasuMafaalu3yrReplied to Hola_Girl
Reread the first paragraph
Zhu Mei had a childish temperament and immediately smiled, replying, "Oh, then I just take up on that offer! It is so bloody hot today, I just walked for a while, and I am covered with perspiration…" The clothes on her back were still damp. - LufasuMafaalu3yrReplied to LongSlumber
Prove him wrong then, i'll wait.
"Our approach to science should be one that discards subjectivity and assumes objectivity because the results of an experiment will not be swayed by human opinions. - LufasuMafaalu3yrReplied to Drogan
*dies from hunger few hours after*
Granin had decided that he hated the nobles. Those High Ladies and Lords, the Blades of this house or that, their true-skin inevitably formed of such rare minerals that they gleamed in the darkness of second strata, dragging everyone else through the mud it was plain unnecessary. - LufasuMafaalu3yrReplied to Knucle
He is talking about Real life army ants, not Anthony's Colony
The message is barely a whisper against my antennae and the ant herself refuses to step out of hiding, but it appears I've gotten my point across. There is a metric boatload of spiders in this expanse, should be enough experience for all of us! In fact, the numbers make me curious if all of these eight-legged beasties are spawned, or if a giant spider momma exists in this expanse and has taken over the place. The truly giant, kilometres high web seems to suggest that a big ol' spider is living in here somewhere. If she's laying eggs, then a ridiculous population of young would make perfect sense. Perhaps if I eat and get a few profiles I might get an answer to that question. Although spiders don't produce at quite the same prodigious rate as ants, they can lay up to a thousand eggs in a single clutch, depending on the species. That's a pittance compared to say, army ant queens, who lay around three-hundred thousand per day, but spiders are usually a lot more capable on their own than a single ant. Heck, army ants are pretty much blind, and the workers are tiny. Not that it matters with those sorts of numbers. - LufasuMafaalu3yrReplied to Woggles
Yeah, a normal rat, but this one is wrapped by lightning and fighting a long Ass centipede that shoots webs and Shit
After the sudden rush, the Lightning Rat came close to a side of the huge insect in the twinkling of an eye. The Lightning Rat had found a perfect soft spot. Lightning was generated around its body as the Lightning Rat smashed into the soft flesh on the side of the huge insect.