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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 10,919 Likes: 91
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You know what I think/ I think the world will end, some new civilization will emerge, develop much faster due to sped up evolution and after the reinvent fire, find out how to kill animals, develop a social order, some rudimentary form of communication, one of the first actual conversations will be.
"Ummm. Look at Thag's gut. Must Eat Thag."
"Umm. Yes. But first. Get Copyright forms."MAB I guess the cockroach (and some other insects) can survive a nuclear holocaust. If cockroaches emerge as the new civilization, it probably wouldn’t be so bad. They’re much less spoiled than man. They’ll eat anything and live in the most modest conditions. I’ve never seen a greedy cockroach. Not sure what kind of musicians they’d make though.
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