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When you have to repeat yourself and STILL get ignored and talked over when you are trying to talk about something

2026-10-12 20:37:34

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Mango :

« Ur so quiet » if I talk you would hate me and say I’m cringe or dumb and that I seek attention so let’s say nothing instead

2026-10-12 20:34:05

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realest shit I've seen in a while

2026-10-12 20:23:44

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2026-10-12 20:27:48

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احبها ادعو تكون من نصيبي 🙏🏼#يارب_فوضت_امري_اليك #يارب_تكون_من_نصيبي #احبك #fyp #explore

احبها ادعو تكون من نصيبي 🙏🏼#يارب_فوضت_امري_اليك #يارب_تكون_من_نصيبي #احبك #fyp #explore

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A skit says Archaeopteryx was just a bird: its teeth don't count, because chickens carry the genes for teeth, and its wing claws don't count, because hoatzins have them. Archaeopteryx had feathers and wings, so in one sense it was a bird. It also had a long tail with twenty-two bones in it, teeth instead of a beak, and three separate fingers with claws. No living bird has that tail, those teeth, or three separate clawed fingers. Its skeleton is a small dinosaur's, with feathers. The chicken point is right, and it points the other way: chickens keep switched-off instructions for teeth, and in a mutant chicken the embryo started growing them. An animal only carries that recipe if its ancestors had teeth. The hoatzin point is right too. Hoatzin chicks climb with claws on two of their wing fingers and lose them as adults. Whether those claws were inherited from the dinosaurs or grew back is still argued, but the fingers under them came from dinosaurs, and every bird's wing still carries them. That's what transition leaves behind. Part three: the halfway animal the teacher couldn't name. Sources below. Responding to @genesisapologetics. Please be kind here and in their comments; the argument is the point, not the people. Sources: Archaeopteryx, about 150 million years old, found in Germany in 1861, with its tail, teeth and clawed fingers (Rauhut, Foth & Tischlinger 2018); chicken embryos growing teeth in the talpid2 mutant (Harris et al., Current Biology 2006); hoatzin chicks climbing with their wing claws (Abourachid et al., Science Advances 2019); three finger bones in most birds' wings (Xu et al., Nature 2009), fewer in some flightless lineages (de Bakker et al., Nature 2013).

A skit says Archaeopteryx was just a bird: its teeth don't count, because chickens carry the genes for teeth, and its wing claws don't count, because hoatzins have them. Archaeopteryx had feathers and wings, so in one sense it was a bird. It also had a long tail with twenty-two bones in it, teeth instead of a beak, and three separate fingers with claws. No living bird has that tail, those teeth, or three separate clawed fingers. Its skeleton is a small dinosaur's, with feathers. The chicken point is right, and it points the other way: chickens keep switched-off instructions for teeth, and in a mutant chicken the embryo started growing them. An animal only carries that recipe if its ancestors had teeth. The hoatzin point is right too. Hoatzin chicks climb with claws on two of their wing fingers and lose them as adults. Whether those claws were inherited from the dinosaurs or grew back is still argued, but the fingers under them came from dinosaurs, and every bird's wing still carries them. That's what transition leaves behind. Part three: the halfway animal the teacher couldn't name. Sources below. Responding to @genesisapologetics. Please be kind here and in their comments; the argument is the point, not the people. Sources: Archaeopteryx, about 150 million years old, found in Germany in 1861, with its tail, teeth and clawed fingers (Rauhut, Foth & Tischlinger 2018); chicken embryos growing teeth in the talpid2 mutant (Harris et al., Current Biology 2006); hoatzin chicks climbing with their wing claws (Abourachid et al., Science Advances 2019); three finger bones in most birds' wings (Xu et al., Nature 2009), fewer in some flightless lineages (de Bakker et al., Nature 2013).

All u need🤍 #fyp #brunette #foryou

All u need🤍 #fyp #brunette #foryou

its been a while since I made an introduction post. so hey, im ethan. i like coffee…obviously. ive been doing this whole ‘tiktok thing’ full-time for a little over a year now. all thanks to you btw. i have a bulldog named calvin who is my barista bulldog. and a fiance named liz who is the best. oh I like cooking too. I make these videos bc I know a lot of people find relaxation in them. oh I like cooking too

its been a while since I made an introduction post. so hey, im ethan. i like coffee…obviously. ive been doing this whole ‘tiktok thing’ full-time for a little over a year now. all thanks to you btw. i have a bulldog named calvin who is my barista bulldog. and a fiance named liz who is the best. oh I like cooking too. I make these videos bc I know a lot of people find relaxation in them. oh I like cooking too

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