Re: things that have made you happy today
Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2010 6:13 pm
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Random Eyez wrote: Showed that to my flatmate and she told me about the time she witnessed a duck rape in Australia. Apparently one male duck held the female down and pecked her head while the other male duck raped her. Brutal stuff but apparently its common in the duck world...
"Male ducks, known as drakes, have enormous sexual organs. These are known as phalluses rather than penises, and can be as long as the drake. This enables a drake to enjoy sex without the co-operation of the female. Rape is common in the duck world. Often a group of drakes will gang-rape a duck, sometimes even resulting in drowning the poor creature.
Female ducks have evolved to counter the threat of undesired insemination by having correspondingly long and complex genital passages, known in birds as the lower oviduct. The duck's oviduct is not just a straight tube but has side passages as well. The female duck can store the sperm in a side chamber, and later eject it if she isn't satisfied. So although as many as one in three of duck matings are rapes, in nine out of ten of these, the offending sperm is ejected, so 97% of all duck offspring are the result of the choice of the mother."
What a twatIn the 192nd Show on December 4, 2010, Samuel Koch wearing spring-loaded shoes, tried to flip over four driving cars. He flipped over the first one successfully, but did not reach enough height over the 4th car and crashed on the floor. The cameras immediately cut away from the scene to the shocked celebrity guests, then to the equally shocked audience. Emergency medical personnel arrived and Koch was taken to the hospital. After a few minutes, Gottschalk announced that the show would take an interlude and something else would be broadcast, the show resuming when Koch's condition was known. After 25 minutes, he announced the broadcast would be halted, a first in the program's 29-year history
why you no put dis in angry thread meestahnoam wrote:Random Eyez wrote: Showed that to my flatmate and she told me about the time she witnessed a duck rape in Australia. Apparently one male duck held the female down and pecked her head while the other male duck raped her. Brutal stuff but apparently its common in the duck world...
"Male ducks, known as drakes, have enormous sexual organs. These are known as phalluses rather than penises, and can be as long as the drake. This enables a drake to enjoy sex without the co-operation of the female. Rape is common in the duck world. Often a group of drakes will gang-rape a duck, sometimes even resulting in drowning the poor creature.
Female ducks have evolved to counter the threat of undesired insemination by having correspondingly long and complex genital passages, known in birds as the lower oviduct. The duck's oviduct is not just a straight tube but has side passages as well. The female duck can store the sperm in a side chamber, and later eject it if she isn't satisfied. So although as many as one in three of duck matings are rapes, in nine out of ten of these, the offending sperm is ejected, so 97% of all duck offspring are the result of the choice of the mother."
Sad fact of nature.JemGrover wrote:why you no put dis in angry thread meestahnoam wrote:Random Eyez wrote: Showed that to my flatmate and she told me about the time she witnessed a duck rape in Australia. Apparently one male duck held the female down and pecked her head while the other male duck raped her. Brutal stuff but apparently its common in the duck world...
"Male ducks, known as drakes, have enormous sexual organs. These are known as phalluses rather than penises, and can be as long as the drake. This enables a drake to enjoy sex without the co-operation of the female. Rape is common in the duck world. Often a group of drakes will gang-rape a duck, sometimes even resulting in drowning the poor creature.
Female ducks have evolved to counter the threat of undesired insemination by having correspondingly long and complex genital passages, known in birds as the lower oviduct. The duck's oviduct is not just a straight tube but has side passages as well. The female duck can store the sperm in a side chamber, and later eject it if she isn't satisfied. So although as many as one in three of duck matings are rapes, in nine out of ten of these, the offending sperm is ejected, so 97% of all duck offspring are the result of the choice of the mother."
kudos to the females for the evolutionary design though
Thought that after i posted it but it was relevant and we should be happy that the females have found a way around it.JemGrover wrote: why you no put dis in angry thread meestah
kudos to the females for the evolutionary design though
I did indeed giggle......Random Eyez wrote:Thought that after i posted it but it was relevant and we should be happy that the females have found a way around it.JemGrover wrote: why you no put dis in angry thread meestah
kudos to the females for the evolutionary design though
Plus the day you witness it happen, bet you have a giggle.
i've just spent the last 15 minutes on youtube watching videos of bird because of you lolbelalala wrote:this stupid shit.
lemme know what you think mate, I am looking into a second system for my bedroom, thinking about getting something active instead of separates. cheers.abs wrote:my mackie mr8 monitors came in the post today!!!
fuck yes!! bass!