A small flying insect landed on the computer screen of the laptop. I ran the mouse cursor in a circle under where it was perched on the screen (to see if it worked like swatting away a fly) and it didn't do anything for a while then fell down. It lay on the keyboard for a few minutes and then flew off.
At first sight, this non-intrusive experiment seems to suggest a breakthrough similar in magnitude to the one made earlier by Roger The Butler. However, I could be wrong.
At first sight, this non-intrusive experiment seems to suggest a breakthrough similar in magnitude to the one made earlier by Roger The Butler. However, I could be wrong.
Joking aside, this was an observational experiment. I moved the on screen mouse, the small insect may have decided life was painful and that could have been the final straw.
Joking aside, this was an observational experiment.I moved the on screen mouse, the small insect may have decided life was painful and that could have been the final straw.
Parachute - I am surmising that the fly didn't decide anything and instead reacted instinctively to vast forces outside its understanding or control...
Parachute - I am surmising that the fly didn't decide anything and instead reacted instinctively to vast forces outside its understanding or control...
There is already a likely nice grey stallion costing only $2500 live foal - THE PAMPLEMOUSSE - so hopefully the right owner will stumble across this thread to make...
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http://www.bloodhorse.com/stallion-register/stallions/136205/the-pamplemousseThere is already a likely nice grey stallion costing only $2500 live foal - THE PAMPLEMOUSSE - so hopefully the right owner will stumble across this thread to make......PARA