Fireflies

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Professor Gallows said:
Rawburt said:
[Nook said:
,Apr 28 2010, 12:03:41 AM]THAT SONG IS STUCK IN MY HEAD AGAIN AHHHHHHHHHH-

Fireflies are nasty, who knows if they burn their crap to make fire in their ass?
They produce light via chemical reactions in their abdomen to attract mates.

Obviously, if they used fire inside their bodies they'd die.
It's called bioluminescence, and luciferase acts on luciferin, which are grouped up with magnesium ions, oxygen, and atp to produce light. =3

No, I didn't google that.
and no, I haven't seen any yet this year, they usually show up around early June/late May.
This is why you stomped me in animal trivia. =p

They show up every year for you?
 
I haven't seen any of these yet.

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Professor Gallows said:
Rawburt said:
[Nook said:
,Apr 28 2010, 12:03:41 AM]THAT SONG IS STUCK IN MY HEAD AGAIN AHHHHHHHHHH-

Fireflies are nasty, who knows if they burn their crap to make fire in their ass?
They produce light via chemical reactions in their abdomen to attract mates.

Obviously, if they used fire inside their bodies they'd die.
It's called bioluminescence, and luciferase acts on luciferin, which are grouped up with magnesium ions, oxygen, and atp to produce light. =3

No, I didn't google that.
and no, I haven't seen any yet this year, they usually show up around early June/late May.
When i first saw that, i had to think of that Jabo0ody Dubs video, lol.

firefly.jpg


Now you guys saw a firefly, yay!
 
Thunderstruck said:
Professor Gallows said:
Rawburt said:
[Nook said:
,Apr 28 2010, 12:03:41 AM]THAT SONG IS STUCK IN MY HEAD AGAIN AHHHHHHHHHH-

Fireflies are nasty, who knows if they burn their crap to make fire in their ass?
They produce light via chemical reactions in their abdomen to attract mates.

Obviously, if they used fire inside their bodies they'd die.
It's called bioluminescence, and luciferase acts on luciferin, which are grouped up with magnesium ions, oxygen, and atp to produce light. =3

No, I didn't google that.
and no, I haven't seen any yet this year, they usually show up around early June/late May.
When i first saw that, i had to think of that Jabo0ody Dubs video, lol.

firefly.jpg


Now you guys saw a firefly, yay!
Purdy!

Nice pic Bran.
 
Rawburt said:
Thunderstruck said:
Professor Gallows said:
Rawburt said:
Quoting limited to 4 levels deep
It's called bioluminescence, and luciferase acts on luciferin, which are grouped up with magnesium ions, oxygen, and atp to produce light. =3

No, I didn't google that.
and no, I haven't seen any yet this year, they usually show up around early June/late May.
When i first saw that, i had to think of that Jabo0ody Dubs video, lol.

firefly.jpg


Now you guys saw a firefly, yay!
Purdy!

Nice pic Bran.
Don't thank me! Thank google! :D

-Brandon "Ctrl+T Google" Miyamoto was here
 
Rawburt said:
Professor Gallows said:
Rawburt said:
[Nook said:
,Apr 28 2010, 12:03:41 AM]THAT SONG IS STUCK IN MY HEAD AGAIN AHHHHHHHHHH-

Fireflies are nasty, who knows if they burn their crap to make fire in their ass?
They produce light via chemical reactions in their abdomen to attract mates.

Obviously, if they used fire inside their bodies they'd die.
It's called bioluminescence, and luciferase acts on luciferin, which are grouped up with magnesium ions, oxygen, and atp to produce light. =3

No, I didn't google that.
and no, I haven't seen any yet this year, they usually show up around early June/late May.
This is why you stomped me in animal trivia. =p

They show up every year for you?
Yeah every year.
They stay till about November too.
 
Professor Gallows said:
Rawburt said:
Professor Gallows said:
Rawburt said:
Quoting limited to 4 levels deep
It's called bioluminescence, and luciferase acts on luciferin, which are grouped up with magnesium ions, oxygen, and atp to produce light. =3

No, I didn't google that.
and no, I haven't seen any yet this year, they usually show up around early June/late May.
This is why you stomped me in animal trivia. =p

They show up every year for you?
Yeah every year.
They stay till about November too.
Ah, cool, I guess the area you live in is their normal habitat.

Hopefully they'll stay for a little while, I'd like to watch them for a few more days at least.
 
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