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I wonder how long before we F that spot up, ya know, mankind style?:2cool:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 02082.html

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Feb. 7 -- A team of scientists has discovered a lost world of rare plants, giant flowers and bizarre animals -- including a new species of honeyeater bird, a tree kangaroo and an egg-laying mammal -- on a mist-shrouded mountaintop in a remote province of Indonesia on New Guinea island.

pretty amazing if you ask me. They should keep people out until we catalog everything

I was there last week...it was OK.
I got a bad sunburn and some black and orange bird kept taking my beer.
Just like Mexico...don't drink the water!

[quote="Keg Party"]I was there last week...it was OK.
I got a bad sunburn and some black and orange bird kept taking my beer.
Just like Mexico...don't drink the water! ]


I heard that tree kangaroo tastes like chicken

Ohhh, wonder when I could a hunting permit for the area? *cleans 30.06*

Zilog B wrote:pretty amazing if you ask me. They should keep people out until we catalog everything

and then after we catalog everything we can go in and rape the place of natural resources?

Brent wrote:and then after we catalog everything we can go in and rape the place of natural resources?

Dunno, I'm not Indonesian.

Brent wrote:and then after we catalog everything we can go in and rape the place of natural resources?

No we will convert them all to Christianity.

tao_jones wrote:No we will convert them all to Christianity.

The article said that the animals were going near them. I would think then that they have had human contact before then.


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thepieman wrote:



The article said that the animals were going near them. I would think then that they have had human contact before then.


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Actually I'd think the opposite, they'd never seen humans so they don't view them as a threat? Dunno.

thepieman wrote: The article said that the animals were going near them. I would think then that they have had human contact before then.

Probably the locals.

Wow!! Fascinating!! Thanks for the share Prey

Zilog B wrote:Actually I'd think the opposite, they'd never seen humans so they don't view them as a threat? Dunno.

I always thought that in the State Parks the bears and animals would come around the camps because they were so used to human contact, whereas normal wild animals would run and hide if they had never seen humans before. Probably as Tao said its the locals..probably some kind of tribe. Well now that we have found it, more then likely they can kiss their asses goodbye now just like the brazilian indians.


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tao_jones wrote:No we will convert them all to Christianity.

i litterally busted out into laugher.

check out the slideshow:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... ?startat=1
click on "skip this ad"

Brent wrote:and then after we catalog everything we can go in and rape the place of natural resources?

The word "rape" could be a bit harsh but it's already happened and for a long time too. http://www.irja.org/history/history.htm

and the opposition to mining at work.
http://www.eco-action.org/ssp/archive/rtz.html

Jack, Hurley, Kate, Locke, Michael, Charlie, those are the people they found so far in there..

I'm going to rape everyone in this forum

Brent wrote:I'm going to rape everyone in this forum

Sig material...

knightmare wrote:Jack, Hurley, Kate, Locke, Michael, Charlie, those are the people they found so far in there..

knightmare wrote:Jack, Hurley, Kate, Locke, Michael, Charlie, those are the people they found so far in there..

I had to google just to get the funny LOL!