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Archaeologists uncover strange human ancestor remains with a tail connected to the shoulder, later analysis reveals tail was in fact finger inserted into butt to facilitate 'coming stupid hard'

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they're not.

 

but 30,000 years doesn't seem like a long time at all. i wonder what caused them to die off and us to live? the ice age?

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they're not.

 

but 30,000 years doesn't seem like a long time at all. i wonder what caused them to die off and us to live? the ice age?

 

i bet the sapiens killed everyone else

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Guest Coalbucket PI

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do you think that is a "butt-stick" he is carrying?

Also, how does a little guy like that fit a giant rat in his butt?

the rat secretes a special kind of oil on its skin

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rgn_hobbit_narrowweb__300x405,0.jpg

 

One finger? Not as impressive as the one-meter tall Indonesian hobbit skeletons they discovered a couple of years ago.

 

And they might have lived until 12,000 years ago, which kind of creeps me out.

 

how the fuck did they get a pic??

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Guest analogue wings

i heard the Sarah Palin Show is going to be on the Discovery Channel

 

 

 

WHICH WOULD BE SOMEWHAT IRONIC I THINK

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The other day, I was thinking about how pig's skin looks a little like white people's skin, all pink and semi hairless.

It got me to thinking, what if an early human, or even a monkey, had sex with a pig and that is what spawned the white race.

:spiteful:

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