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- Thread starter Ceiling Cat
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Not seeking to be difficult or unappreciative of this fun thread, but some trees live thousands of years, perhaps eclipsing your poor quahog by a multiple of 10 or more. So, again, it depends on what qualifies as a creature.
The Ocean Quahog is the oldest living creatures.
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The shame of it is, he is no longer with us, so now you will not have the opportunity.
As you may know, he was called "Lonesome George" because there was no one left of his particular species with whom he could mate. I am sure he would have enjoyed meeting you.
But while you cannot now meet Lonesome George, you could meet someone who has met Lonesome George...
It was invented in the late 1800s so that the doctor did not embarrass women by having to put their ear to their chest. Or embarrass the doctor from getting a hard-on. chest.
The last public ‘beheading’ in the UK took place outside the Old Bailey prison in 1820.
Odd, given the implied lack of biological sophistocation in your initial limitation of what might quality as a creature: "non bacteria".
A tree is not a creature.
I took it to mean a creature that is larger/more complex than a bacteria, i.e. part of the animal kingdom.
It translates as badger doig.
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The UK is the fattest nation in the European Union and the 28th-fattest in the world.
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The Mongols were formed because the Hell's Angels would not let Hispanics in.
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A parachute was first used in China in 291 A.D.
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He would be working for MI6. MI5 operates within Great Britain while MI6 operates outside Great Britain.
