• Plant blooms after 30,000 years in permafrost
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[QUOTE=SuperLoz;34793112]Funny, do you think maybe all squirrels do that?[/QUOTE] Obviously. I was just clearing it up for farmatyr, since he didn't seem to get what Zenreon meant.
watch as it grows and whenit s fully grown it can eat humans whole
Permafrost my ass.
Could this help in researching of freezing humans to extend their life?
This is some Jimmy Neutron shit right here
[QUOTE=Itachi_Crow;34791428]rad[/QUOTE] Apart from being a scientific curio, this can be used as a staging point for more advanced revival techniques, hopefully like more advanced flora like prehistoric grass etc.
Can you smoke it
Oh god, what if there was some kind of deadly disease just frozen in one of the plants. Then a scientists comes by and brushes his hand on the beautiful plant and be all like, "This is sweet." But, what he doesnt know is that he gets infected and spreads all over the world, killing millions in just months...
Can you smoke it
[QUOTE=SuperLoz;34793112]Funny, do you think maybe all squirrels do that?[/QUOTE] Well. Since earth liked to compensate alot 30,000 years ago by making big things. I bet the squirrel that stashed this flower was the size of a big dog.
read as: planet booms after 30,000 years
Cryogenic Freezing is the FUTURE
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