Canned Thoughts

1+1=2 2+2=4 8=D

a poem as lovely as a tree. I think that I shall never drink a jinacolada as fast and furious that is free. taena, na so fast ako dun kagabi. damn. sorry talaga sa mga nadamage kong mga alumni, brods at especially sisses. sarili ko din. taena sakit ng buong katawan ko lalo na ulo ko. puro sugat nanaman. sorry talaga sa mga na damage ko internally, externally, physically, mentally, emotionally, socially at kung-ano-man-ally. Di ko na talaga alam mangyayari pero hindi nako muling manginginom irresponsibly. Demmit walang wala ma-drama to pero, shet di ko na sasaktan ang damdamin ng iba muli. Salamat nalang at paalam inumin. Men, Later in life ka nalang muli. Sad. Nakaka iyak. Schizzo ang puta. Buti nalang tumawag ka, sa isang tonong maganda palang ng boses mo ako ay na okey. Muli.

I am about to discuss why non-human animals did not invent their own religions and why premarital sex is not an issue for animals… Really, that was joke. The study of animal courtship, sexual behavior, and sexuality (and primate sexuality especially) is a rapidly developing field. Complicated touches, vocalization and touching, intricate displays of beauty and fighting prowess, fear, aggression, all contribute to sexual behavior and courting in animals. Courtship is the collection of ritualized behaviors unique to each species that leads up to and enables animals to successfully mate [1]. Mating is the placement of sperm, the male sex cells, in the vicinity of eggs, the female sex cells. Animals utilize a mixture of methods to mate, all of which promote fertilization, or fusion of sperm and egg. Fertilization initiates development of a new organism, the beginning of the next generation. Fusion of sperm and egg, known as sexual reproduction, is the main means of reproduction on ea