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They're evil. I'll stick to only eating bruise free apples that have fallen naturally from a tree.

Naturally falling apples kill more people than venus flytraps do.

Well maybe... coconuts do, so apples can't be that far behind.
 
That cow girl on the other thread has a lovely pair of coconuts. Queensland should grow more seeing as how they float.
 

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Naturally falling apples kill more people than venus flytraps do.

Well maybe... coconuts do, so apples can't be that far behind.
Plants may not be able to run, but they can fight back. Opiates, menthols and aspirin are just some examples.

**** it then, I’ll just eat steak that’s naturally salted from my self-loathing tears.
 
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It did take a lot for people to become erectus. It didn't just happen over night. Eating more protein was one of the things it took. Plant eaters need huge rib cages and those ancients kept toppling forward everytime they tried to stand up. So the meat eating. When it was all worked out though, who thought there would be so many looking for a piece of meat.
 
It did take a lot for people to become erectus. It didn't just happen over night. Eating more protein was one of the things it took. Plant eaters need huge rib cages and those ancients kept toppling forward everytime they tried to stand up. So the meat eating. When it was all worked out though, who thought there would be so many looking for a piece of meat.


Our backs aren't erectus yet, they're a just a little semi.

it'll take another 20,000 years or so for our backs to evolve to be fully vertical.
 
It did take a lot for people to become erectus. It didn't just happen over night. Eating more protein was one of the things it took. Plant eaters need huge rib cages and those ancients kept toppling forward everytime they tried to stand up. So the meat eating. When it was all worked out though, who thought there would be so many looking for a piece of meat.

That's a theory I've never heard before.
 
That's a theory I've never heard before.

Yeah. You need huge guts to be a plant eater and hence the rib cage if you're of any size and want to be mobile and physically active. Not just standing around eating like moo all day. Humans had places to go and people to meet. Tom Robbins told me.
 

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How many pages of this thread have you skipped?
Just don't catch it yourself.


Edit: yoong and I are on the same wavelength

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It did take a lot for people to become erectus. It didn't just happen over night. Eating more protein was one of the things it took. Plant eaters need huge rib cages and those ancients kept toppling forward everytime they tried to stand up. So the meat eating. When it was all worked out though, who thought there would be so many looking for a piece of meat.
Didn't take much for me to become erectus until i hit my mid 30s
 
Yeah. You need huge guts to be a plant eater and hence the rib cage if you're of any size and want to be mobile and physically active. Not just standing around eating like moo all day. Humans had places to go and people to meet. Tom Robbins told me.
Emus and moas stood on two legs.
So did Paranthropus, before H erectus appeared, and it was a vegetarian.
I think being upright came before the adoption of meat in the diet. Lucy was no carnivore.
Also, rabbits.
 

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Emus and moas stood on two legs.
So did Paranthropus, before H erectus appeared, and it was a vegetarian.
I think being upright came before the adoption of meat in the diet. Lucy was no carnivore.
Also, rabbits.
Lucy may not have had much meat, but that doesn't mean she wasn't an opportunistic carnivore.
Even Chimpanzees go on monkey hunts on occasion.

Actually, they think one of the Lucy skeleton fragments previously though to be a rib bone is that of a baboon.
She probably ate it.

All this is assuming we're talking about that Lucy, of course.
 
Lucy may not have had much meat, but that doesn't mean she wasn't an opportunistic carnivore.
Even Chimpanzees go on monkey hunts on occasion.

Actually, they think one of the Lucy skeleton fragments previously though to be a rib bone is that of a baboon.
She probably ate it.

All this is assuming we're talking about that Lucy, of course.

Long bow to draw that baboon bone was eaten by the animal whose bones are found nearby. Very long bow. Look at the teeth, at the enamel. That will give you a better idea.
Upright walking had nothing to do with carnivory. Or we'd have lions and tigers on two legs.
 
Long bow to draw that baboon bone was eaten by the animal whose bones are found nearby. Very long bow. Look at the teeth, at the enamel. That will give you a better idea.
Upright walking had nothing to do with carnivory. Or we'd have lions and tigers on two legs.
I was just messing around with her having eaten the baboon bone bit :)
And I don't really see much in the meat=upright theory either, but then again you can't discount anything really, and there is often more than one factor involved. Yeesh. Walking tigers....

Wasnt' messing around about the chimpanzees, though. They do go on monkey hunts.
I suppose they get the urge sort of like I occasionally feel a need for vegetables.

Fascinating subject, evolution, isn't it.
 

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