RIP Lonesome George

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EternalOptimist replied

25 June 2012, 11:16
Originally posted by SupremeSpod View Post

If we'd left the Galapogos Islands alone in the first place then maybe George wouldn't have been so "lonesome".

poor George.
Tortoises are slow at the best of times, but I was wondering how one with a boner ever manages to get anywhere at all ?
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Diver replied

25 June 2012, 11:16
Originally posted by SupremeSpod View Post

If we'd left the Galapogos Islands alone in the first place then maybe George wouldn't have been so "lonesome".

We were dropping off supplies to a research team on the islands, from WWF and some university I think.
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SupremeSpod replied

25 June 2012, 11:10
Originally posted by Diver View Post

I visited the Galapogos Islands in the 80's, fantastic place and well worth a visit.

If we'd left the Galapogos Islands alone in the first place then maybe George wouldn't have been so "lonesome".
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Doggy Styles replied

25 June 2012, 11:03
Originally posted by chef View Post

The eldest virgin in the world dies

Pity he didn't know MTT...
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Diver replied

25 June 2012, 09:20
I visited the Galapogos Islands in the 80's, fantastic place and well worth a visit.
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Diver replied

25 June 2012, 09:18
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

Phew! I just checked. AtW is fine.

Sorry ATW but it was funny
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KentPhilip replied

25 June 2012, 09:10
Originally posted by chef View Post

The eldest virgin in the world dies

RIP brother..
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sasguru replied

25 June 2012, 08:19
Originally posted by chef View Post

The eldest virgin in the world dies

Phew! I just checked. AtW is fine.
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Doggy Styles replied

25 June 2012, 08:15
Cue the sackcloth and ashes brigade in the comments:

The only species proliferating on the planet these days seem to be rats, cockroaches ..... and humans. The last on this list are destroying everything else in their path.
- sandy, outer space - thank God!, 25/6/2012 06:53

Sorry love, but the earth is what it is, and humans are what they are. Now, there must be a kettle somewhere in outer space that needs putting on...
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chef started a topic RIP Lonesome George

25 June 2012, 07:39
RIP Lonesome George

The eldest virgin in the world dies
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