Saturday Passel of Fun and Mayhem 2/25

Let’s see what mischief our fellow earthlings and animals have gotten themselves into this week. It’s Saturday and time for a break from politics and maybe we can catch a smile or two. 

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Enjoy!

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For more laughs and giggles check out yesterday’s post:

Friday News Weekly Roundup– Humor & Satire

 

Good Morning!

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We will start out with our usual “Deep  Thoughts by Kamala Harris”

The deep thought today is “Soon you will know”

 

 

 

Deep thoughts by President Biden.

The deep thought today is “Leading the World”

 

 

 

Bonus: Meme Left of the day.

 

 

 

Meme February 24, 2023

 

 

Now Bunks Prime

 

“Before its News” Readers – their new policy for tweets now require you to go to Bunks home page to see them directly. Link Here

 

I will close the post with a visit to our fellow travelers in the deep ocean.

Notes:  The flapjack octopus Opisthoteuthis is a cirrate octopus. A small pair of fins on their mantle and webbed arms allow them to either drift or pulse like a jellyfish just above the seafloor. Scientists believe the finger-like cirri lining each arm are used to detect and capture small prey such as small crustaceans, polychaetes, and molluscs living in the mud. Many cephalopods die shortly after they spawn, but Opisthoteuthis is able to continuously spawn throughout their lifetime. Their eggs require up to three years to develop and hatch. Given the length of time for egg development, it is thought these species may be relatively long-lived, but little is known about their natural history. 

Wishing you a wonderful day.