Did I miss a literary reference? Now I feel dumb but will leave my comment here, in all of its ignorance, to foster the virtue of humility which I so fervently desire.
I don't know, they look much more like Paleosuchus trigonatus (a dwarf cayman) than crocodiles or alligators. Crocodile eyes seem more lateral and not bugged out like that.
"Yea, it's me talking. I called you a schmuck. Schmuck. S-C-H-M-U-C-K. Me and my friend Giles here think you're a dirtbag. Got a problem with that?"
Did I miss a literary reference? Now I feel dumb but will leave my comment here, in all of its ignorance, to foster the virtue of humility which I so fervently desire.
Haha, I remeber that line from Brief History of Time made me burst out laughing.
Also, this picture rocks on so many levels.
Hmm ... I thought it was during a Q&A with author Isaac Asimov ... or maybe that's what Hawking was citing.
Actually I think he doesn't say.
Or alligators, as the case may be.
Extra points if there's this really really tiny alligator (crocodile?) on the head of the little one. Fractalgators (Fractaldiles?)!
I don't know, they look much more like Paleosuchus trigonatus (a dwarf cayman) than crocodiles or alligators.
Crocodile eyes seem more lateral and not bugged out like that.
Not excatly the same, but there's a pan handler in Key West FL who has a dog, and on that dog, he has a cat, and on that cat he has a mouse.
Perhaps a related phenominon..
Small world, I know most of the people in that thread.
Wow. I feel stupid. I thought that was a Frogger reference.
-RearKick