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[FrustratedGirl]

121,634

 

[U. A.]

121,635

 

[Hime]

121,636

 

[FrustratedGirl]

121,637

 

[U. A.]

121,638

 

[FrustratedGirl]

121,639

 

[U. A.]

121,640

 

[FrustratedGirl]

121,641

 

[U. A.]

121,642

 

[FrustratedGirl]

121,643

 

[U. A.]

121,644

 

[MissAbyss]

121,645

 

[U. A.]

121,646

 

[Andarna]

121,647

good morning, good afternoon and good evening

 

[U. A.]

121,648

good day, i see japan has sunk since i last checked the news

 

[MissAbyss]

Thailand..?

121,649

 

[U. A.]

121,650

also malaysia/singapore/indonesia lol. and the carribean

guess the sea level finally rose too much x_x

 

[MissAbyss]

Damnz, not again... Really sad to hear!

121,651

 

[Andarna]

121,652

haha, ops :D

It's probably because the ice in Antarctica melted. I wonder what nasties have come out from beneath the ice.

 

[U. A.]

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[IncrediblePal]

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is that really true tho? they probably got frozen long before humans were even a thing and human immune system is very complex for those newly thawed out microorganisms to do much damage to us

 

[FrustratedGirl]

121,655

Every time I'm not here for some minutes, a new strange discussion starts ^^

 

[Andarna]

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[U. A.]

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Pathogenic microorganisms in frozen environments - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

most viruses are extremely ancient and have no problem fucking us up. issue is if they are in fact older than humans we would have zero immunity, which is actually worse. even if they aren't pathogenic to humans, if there's any form of life which is susceptible, it'll likely cause a massive shift in the global biosphere. all life is interdependent

 

[FrustratedGirl]

121,658

 

[EmptyBottle]

121,659

 

[FrustratedGirl]

121,660

 

[EmptyBottle]

121,661 cya

 

[U. A.]

121,662

bye bye EB

 

[darksouls]

121,663