Primates of the lesser-known varieties
(12:44:46) aesmael: Mm, tempting to switch to Seamonkey from Firefox. That would be silly though, since I don't use Thunderbird.
(12:46:17) pazi_ashfeather: Mrrr.
(12:46:23) pazi_ashfeather: Sea monkey.
(12:46:36) aesmael: "It was adapted as an anime, Azumanga Daioh: the Animation, which was produced by J.C.Staff and aired from the week of April 8, 2002 until the week of September 30, 2002.[4] It was broadcast on TV Tokyo, Aichi Television Broadcasting, Television Osaka, and AT-X in five-minute segments every weekday,[5] then repeated as a 25-minute compilation that weekend, for a total of 130 five-minute segments collected in 26 episodes. The compilation episodes, which were the only versions to include the title and credits sequences, were released on VHS and DVD by Starchild Records;[6] the five-minute segments can be distinguished by their individual titles."
This explains a bit.
(12:46:47) pazi_ashfeather: Space tamarin.
(12:46:47) pazi_ashfeather: Desert crested ape.
(12:46:58) pazi_ashfeather: Tundra tarsier.
(12:47:04) aesmael: Ice weasel!
(12:47:13) aesmael: Tundra tarsier > ice weasel.
(12:48:17) pazi_ashfeather: Tundra tarsier > all things
(12:51:24) aesmael: This be true.
(12:51:44) pazi_ashfeather: All things = food for tundra tarsier
(12:52:12) pazi_ashfeather: It is immense, striding across the tundra and even into the taiga with grand sweeping steps of its hundred-meter legs.
(12:52:41) pazi_ashfeather: It devours anything that its vast eyes -- themselves as wide across as football stadia -- can see, including even the soil and the bedrock underneath.
(12:52:47) pazi_ashfeather: Stops at the magma for practicality's sake.
(12:53:27) pazi_ashfeather: Because it is monstrous and prefers live, active prey, it preferentially saves geological formations for last, preferring to consume animals first and then plants when none are to be found.
(12:56:55) aesmael: Uh, honey... I don't think that's a tarsier any more.
(12:57:59) pazi_ashfeather: Is.
(12:58:03) pazi_ashfeather: Just very large, ravenous one.
(13:01:15) aesmael: Well, you are the biologist of the family...
(12:46:17) pazi_ashfeather: Mrrr.
(12:46:23) pazi_ashfeather: Sea monkey.
(12:46:36) aesmael: "It was adapted as an anime, Azumanga Daioh: the Animation, which was produced by J.C.Staff and aired from the week of April 8, 2002 until the week of September 30, 2002.[4] It was broadcast on TV Tokyo, Aichi Television Broadcasting, Television Osaka, and AT-X in five-minute segments every weekday,[5] then repeated as a 25-minute compilation that weekend, for a total of 130 five-minute segments collected in 26 episodes. The compilation episodes, which were the only versions to include the title and credits sequences, were released on VHS and DVD by Starchild Records;[6] the five-minute segments can be distinguished by their individual titles."
This explains a bit.
(12:46:47) pazi_ashfeather: Space tamarin.
(12:46:47) pazi_ashfeather: Desert crested ape.
(12:46:58) pazi_ashfeather: Tundra tarsier.
(12:47:04) aesmael: Ice weasel!
(12:47:13) aesmael: Tundra tarsier > ice weasel.
(12:48:17) pazi_ashfeather: Tundra tarsier > all things
(12:51:24) aesmael: This be true.
(12:51:44) pazi_ashfeather: All things = food for tundra tarsier
(12:52:12) pazi_ashfeather: It is immense, striding across the tundra and even into the taiga with grand sweeping steps of its hundred-meter legs.
(12:52:41) pazi_ashfeather: It devours anything that its vast eyes -- themselves as wide across as football stadia -- can see, including even the soil and the bedrock underneath.
(12:52:47) pazi_ashfeather: Stops at the magma for practicality's sake.
(12:53:27) pazi_ashfeather: Because it is monstrous and prefers live, active prey, it preferentially saves geological formations for last, preferring to consume animals first and then plants when none are to be found.
(12:56:55) aesmael: Uh, honey... I don't think that's a tarsier any more.
(12:57:59) pazi_ashfeather: Is.
(12:58:03) pazi_ashfeather: Just very large, ravenous one.
(13:01:15) aesmael: Well, you are the biologist of the family...