I want everyone to know there was Christmas music playing at the creation museum the whole time we were there, over all the boat and dino sounds. Just like 4 songs, over and over. Truly hellish.
@@xelabethx omg, yes! And some days it was the happy, upbeat Mariah Carey songs, and some days it was the really depressing songs. Had an HR person literally run out of the store after 30 minutes of depressing songs one time
Hi Dana, checking in from North Carolina. My mom and grandma called it the grippers, bc the pain makes you want to bend over and grip your stomach lol.
Our family term for diarrhea was "the runs". "The smart christians don't believe it." 😂😂 I grew up somewhere in between the extreme christian beliefs and the more loose beliefs, but have always had these extreme followers trying to "save" me and convince me with their shpeel. I had no idea that museum was THAT over the top, lmao! Oh gosh, this was too funny. I love you guys so much. 😂
I tried to visit the Ark Museum a couple of years ago as I was driving home to Lexington from Cincinnati. At the time, it was $100 per person and my boyfriend and I were visiting as a joke and decided not to spend the money to go in. But we were still charged a $10 parking fee just for entering the parking lot which was not that much smaller than the parking lot at Kings Island (or any other amusement park). From someone that didn't even make it past the parking lot, the whole place has a very weird and ominous vibe.
I actually remember the movie Baby. I was a young teenager when I saw it. I just remember at the time thinking it would be cool if dinos really still existed in the human-untouched part of our planet, but thought the movie did its job of reinforcing why I never wanted to find out if they existed because of what the end result would be. And that's what I walked away thinking the movie was about. (Because I did cry. With Disney, I always cry on cue with the music.) Same with Jurassic Park. We all want dinos, but we know it's dangerous to think that way....
So we didn’t have a fun name for diarrhea but my grandpa once said he had the “hot shits”and we did refer to any stomach ache or bathroom emergency as “the doodoo pains”
In my past life I was a Christian and have been to the Holy Land in Orlando on a fifth grade field trip and the M Graham museum in North Carolina, yes those places had a lot of Christian propaganda, but now as a spiritualist/pagan I am very happy that I’ve had those experiences
"The green apple splatters", a turn I've heard used for diharea. Also, my late x-father in law (RIP) used to call it "diabetes blowhole" . Why? I have no idea.
We called it" the runs" , because once it starts you run like hell to the bathroom so when ever you'd hear someone say that they got the runs get out of the way.
This was a based perspective on creationism and it's impact on weird phenomenon. Thank you so much for sharing these perspectives about the ark "museum" and being open about how you were raised, Greg. It means a lot to me who is also a recovering creationist interested in the paranormal and weird. I was also so happy with Dana's assessment that she hated it. It was very healing 🤣 I can't wait for more episodes!
Super important question here: Bill Nye or Beekman? I am a 50 year old woman and I love Beekman. I met him once in the 90's and it was the highlight of my 20's. Also southerner here and we called diarrhea bubble gut.
Didn't know about Baby: The secret of the lost legend. Thanks for including it. It's a "must watch" for me. Brilliant podcast btw. Looking forward to H3 as always.
Fun Fact: the reason why Ken Ham mentions Bill Nye so much is because Bill Nye had a mental break down during the construction of the "museum" and challenged Ken Ham to multiple public debates (though I am not sure that Ken Ham participated), but he did tour the Ark and basically just ripped it apart the entire time. That was when Bill Nye kind of came back into the public spotlight again, I hadn't heard anything about him since like 90s and grade school and suddenly Bill Nye was in my home state talking mad shit.
The discussion at the end and mentioning the natives not really understanding what the people searching for it are asking about reminds me of a scene from the movie Arrival. The main character tells a story of the first white people going to Australia and seeing this weird hopping thing with a pouch, so they ask the locals what it is and they say "kangaroo". What they didn't realize is kangaroo actually translates to "I don't understand". Its not a real story, but the point is that misinterpretation of language can change how we look at and study things. Great episode as always! Love how fun yall have been having this these.
So I guess there were no green alligators, and long neck geese, humpty back camels, and some chimpanzees. Cats and rats and elephants, but sure as you're born; you're never gonna see no Unicorns.
Thanks to this podcast I have realized that I was also raised as a New Earth Creationist. We were taught that climate change was natural and that the earth was around 4000 years old. Dinosaur bones were placed in the earth to “test your faith”. All these things were taught to me AT school, IN science class. Lately I’ve been realizing just how crazy I could’ve ended up. Arguably it’s crazy to believe in aliens and whatnot but I’d still rather be that type than think that dinosaur bones are fake.
Additionally I remember the creation museum being talked about a lot at school, we were really encouraged to go if we had the opportunity, thank FUCK we never took a field trip there.
Back in college a friend of mine started arguing with us about young earth and dinosaur bones not being real. Eventually almost everyone in the dining hall had joined in trying to convince them that dinosaurs actually did exist.
Here In Scotland we have various slang terms for the shits such as ,the tex Ritters=skitters, brown rain ,arse gravy, not farting with confidence great stuff guys aw Ra best fae sunny Troon
I love arse gravy, not with meals, to eat! ... The term, kinda runs off the tongue! And the bum. Brown rain's a good one too, do you sing it like Purple Rain by Prince?
The Ark Experience was an interesting one for me. It doesn't say in the Bible that the animals were grown adults, which makes the idea that dinosaurs could have been on the Ark a little more plausible. IDK. "A" for effort, I think.
I think I may have actually seen Baby when I was a kid...because a lot of those scenes/pictures look very familiar...bit I think I may have blocked it from my memory...
The Hershey squirts... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 When will I learn not to drink...well anything really...while listening to this bunch of jokers? Ya'll make my day, in spite of the danger of tea spewing.
Have you ever seen a sturgeon? Those baddies are PREHISTORIC (so basically a dinosaur?). They have razor-sharp spines, arembottom feeders, records have them as over 15ft.
An interesting side note to this is the Sirrush dragon depicted on the Ishtar gate in Babylon was allegedly captured by Nebuchadnezzer II during an expedition to the same general area of Africa as mokele-mbembe is supposed to be found. The Sirrush is also allegedly the dragon kept in the Temple of Bel by Nebuchadnezzar II in the biblical story of Daniel vs the dragon. Daniel poisons and kills the Sirrush in an attempt to prove it is nothing more than a living creature and not a God. If any of this is true, someone may expect to be able to hunt down the bones of the dead Sirrush somewhere close by, as I imagine it would be hard to easily dispose of something that massive. Carbon dating would answer a lot of questions about how far into modern times a dragon could exist....or not. BTW, I am not a YEC. I'm just super fascinated in cryptozoology and the paranormal.
My dad is an electrical contractor. I was helping him run some wires in a earthen floored crawl space underneath a Mason's hall. Way down at the back corner I found a flat stone about 12 by 18 inches on it was a cat skull and black wax drips that looked like they came from candles. I didn't like the who scene so I took the skull and put in in a yogurt container I had from lunch to bring somewhere and bury. Before I left work, torrential rains started and being tired and dirty I decided to do it another day. In the two days I had it in my possession both of my cats died. Rip Jeff and jasper. And I took it at 3 in the morning to a forest and buried it in the middle of a storm.
We grew up in a weird church environment that was Young Earth Creationist but didn’t really talk about it, and my parents weren’t super strict about it. But I had a book cuz I was a dinosaur kid called “Dinosaurs By Design” that had an entire section about Mokele-mbembe and the idea of a dinosaur still being alive was the coolest thing ever. Plus the book had a bunch of great watercolor illustrations of dinosaurs along side people in biblical times that never even registered with me as a Creationist thing, I didn’t even know what that was as a kid, I just thought they were fucking sick pictures of people fighting dinosaurs. There were also illustrations of fish turning into lizards that were mocking the theory of evolution now that I think back, but i didn’t understand them so they didn’t make an impression on me lol
In the Australian diaspora, there was a multitude of terms for diarrhoea, all beginning with 'the'. Most common were the shits, the squirts, the squids.
Also, not regional, but my dad was first generation American with Italian parents, so he’d yell “scapa la caca” which is probably the wrong way to say the poop is escaping
My in-laws firmly believe that dinosaur skeletons are just elephant bones assembled incorrectly. Hubby and I went to the Chicago museum for the first time. Me as the dinosaur kid is in Heaven being able to geek out and teach hubby all the things that were blasphemy growing up. It was surreal.
I think part of the feeling Dana experienced was due to the energy being given off by the staff and visitors. Imagine all that ick just embed into the construction.
Lmao I love that all those fundies were at the museum not knowing they were standing next to an actual witch. And poor Dana was probably the only one there who was legit terrified 😂😂😂
When we went to the Creation Museum, the thing that stood out to me is how the staff talked to us. Like, someone pointed to a hallway and said tickets were down there, which we understood, but then the staff member tried to convince and reassure us OVER AND OVER that she promised the tickets were just past the hallway even though we can’t see it. Then again with the bathrooms, talking to us as if we couldn’t handle basic instructions to the out of sight bathrooms. It’s clear they deal with a lot of people who can’t trust something they’re told without evidence, and yet…?
Interesting museum, when you zoomed in on the notice board about college I happened to spy a poster about UFO/Aliens on it too… Greg fist pumping on the merry go round was a particular highlight lol 😂 I found your collective closing comments to be very interesting and also along my own lines of thinking. You often hear cryptozoologists wanting/asking for the scientific community to take the subject more seriously but in some instances get very upset with anyone taking a measured and objective (and somewhat sceptical) approach to the matter. I personally find a healthy amount of scepticism while remaining open minded to something existing a decent balance. Thank you for sharing this brilliant second part to this interesting piece. Best wishes to all the team and your families.
This was a wild one! I could never set foot inside that creationist exhibit, even though it is a marvel of engineering. This opens the doors to why I am glad humans have not crossed paths with ancient reptiles or dinosaurs. Our very nature (not this community) would be corrupt and exploitative. Seems the natives in the Congo are protecting whatever is out there. Truly loved and enjoyed this episode!
I’m surprised someone has not helicoptered in and dropped a raft that will automatically inflate itself along with expert divers and equipment. As curious as I am about what might be discovered it is absolutely not worth it. May the creatures that call Lake Tele and the surrounding area home be blessed and remain isolated from man(un)kind. 🙏✌
Actually, crocodiles have been around for over 65 million years old. There could be other reptiles that survived till now in a remote part of our world.
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I want everyone to know there was Christmas music playing at the creation museum the whole time we were there, over all the boat and dino sounds. Just like 4 songs, over and over. Truly hellish.
Ew...
That would give me holiday time retail worker trauma flashbacks
🤣🤣🤣
@@xelabethx omg, yes! And some days it was the happy, upbeat Mariah Carey songs, and some days it was the really depressing songs. Had an HR person literally run out of the store after 30 minutes of depressing songs one time
…..which songs
"Mudbutt" is my entry for regional diarrhea definitions
Dana is a natural comedian. 🤣❤🤣❤
yeah, she's one of the funniest people alive lol
Hi Dana, checking in from North Carolina. My mom and grandma called it the grippers, bc the pain makes you want to bend over and grip your stomach lol.
We called diarrhea "the green apple quick step" 😂
Our family term for diarrhea was "the runs".
"The smart christians don't believe it." 😂😂 I grew up somewhere in between the extreme christian beliefs and the more loose beliefs, but have always had these extreme followers trying to "save" me and convince me with their shpeel. I had no idea that museum was THAT over the top, lmao! Oh gosh, this was too funny. I love you guys so much. 😂
I was able to find ‘A Living Dinosaur’ by Roy M. At my local library. It’s a wild ride 😂
Love these podcast & the enthusiasm you guys have! Keep up the great work 👍
Shoutout to whoever is responsible for the lighting of this podcast. It’s such a warm and cozy atmosphere.
I tried to visit the Ark Museum a couple of years ago as I was driving home to Lexington from Cincinnati. At the time, it was $100 per person and my boyfriend and I were visiting as a joke and decided not to spend the money to go in. But we were still charged a $10 parking fee just for entering the parking lot which was not that much smaller than the parking lot at Kings Island (or any other amusement park). From someone that didn't even make it past the parking lot, the whole place has a very weird and ominous vibe.
Shoutout Nephilim
I know I’m late to this episode but growing up in England, we knew a family that referred to diarrhea as “the squints”
I actually remember the movie Baby. I was a young teenager when I saw it. I just remember at the time thinking it would be cool if dinos really still existed in the human-untouched part of our planet, but thought the movie did its job of reinforcing why I never wanted to find out if they existed because of what the end result would be. And that's what I walked away thinking the movie was about. (Because I did cry. With Disney, I always cry on cue with the music.) Same with Jurassic Park. We all want dinos, but we know it's dangerous to think that way....
I thought of the exact movie in part one!
So we didn’t have a fun name for diarrhea but my grandpa once said he had the “hot shits”and we did refer to any stomach ache or bathroom emergency as “the doodoo pains”
The hot shits is a pretty good description.
i love you guys so *croak*-ing much. seriously. that's all i have to say today. thank you for everything
In my past life I was a Christian and have been to the Holy Land in Orlando on a fifth grade field trip and the M Graham museum in North Carolina, yes those places had a lot of Christian propaganda, but now as a spiritualist/pagan I am very happy that I’ve had those experiences
"The green apple splatters", a turn I've heard used for diharea. Also, my late x-father in law (RIP) used to call it "diabetes blowhole" . Why? I have no idea.
"Apropos of Nothing" is a great band name 🤘
It would be the title of my autobiography 🤣
Dana, in our house diarrhoea is known as the 'squits'
We called it" the runs" , because once it starts you run like hell to the bathroom so when ever you'd hear someone say that they got the runs get out of the way.
Yes. And 'the trots'. lol
This was a based perspective on creationism and it's impact on weird phenomenon. Thank you so much for sharing these perspectives about the ark "museum" and being open about how you were raised, Greg. It means a lot to me who is also a recovering creationist interested in the paranormal and weird. I was also so happy with Dana's assessment that she hated it. It was very healing 🤣 I can't wait for more episodes!
I too grew up this way and it is likened to having to deprogram your mind from a cult upbringing.
Super important question here:
Bill Nye or Beekman?
I am a 50 year old woman and I love Beekman. I met him once in the 90's and it was the highlight of my 20's.
Also southerner here and we called diarrhea bubble gut.
Beakman's World was the beeeesssst!!!
Me walking through the museum like 😬 couldn't be me! Props to Dana
Didn't know about Baby: The secret of the lost legend. Thanks for including it. It's a "must watch" for me. Brilliant podcast btw. Looking forward to H3 as always.
They used a photo of it in their thumbnail
My parents called 💩 “the shit-skis”. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Fun Fact: the reason why Ken Ham mentions Bill Nye so much is because Bill Nye had a mental break down during the construction of the "museum" and challenged Ken Ham to multiple public debates (though I am not sure that Ken Ham participated), but he did tour the Ark and basically just ripped it apart the entire time. That was when Bill Nye kind of came back into the public spotlight again, I hadn't heard anything about him since like 90s and grade school and suddenly Bill Nye was in my home state talking mad shit.
The discussion at the end and mentioning the natives not really understanding what the people searching for it are asking about reminds me of a scene from the movie Arrival. The main character tells a story of the first white people going to Australia and seeing this weird hopping thing with a pouch, so they ask the locals what it is and they say "kangaroo". What they didn't realize is kangaroo actually translates to "I don't understand". Its not a real story, but the point is that misinterpretation of language can change how we look at and study things.
Great episode as always! Love how fun yall have been having this these.
🤣🤣🤣 so every time I don't understand something, I'm going to reply "Kangaroo " 😂
Thank you for enduring that madness.
My husband says his family called diarrhea the SCREAMIN’ MEANIES. I DON’T KNOW WHY.
That sounds so Australian, I think it's because we had a band here called the Meanies. I like it.
So I guess there were no green alligators, and long neck geese, humpty back camels, and some chimpanzees. Cats and rats and elephants, but sure as you're born; you're never gonna see no Unicorns.
Thanks to this podcast I have realized that I was also raised as a New Earth Creationist. We were taught that climate change was natural and that the earth was around 4000 years old. Dinosaur bones were placed in the earth to “test your faith”. All these things were taught to me AT school, IN science class. Lately I’ve been realizing just how crazy I could’ve ended up. Arguably it’s crazy to believe in aliens and whatnot but I’d still rather be that type than think that dinosaur bones are fake.
Additionally I remember the creation museum being talked about a lot at school, we were really encouraged to go if we had the opportunity, thank FUCK we never took a field trip there.
First! But more importantly... Badass show!!!
Back in college a friend of mine started arguing with us about young earth and dinosaur bones not being real. Eventually almost everyone in the dining hall had joined in trying to convince them that dinosaurs actually did exist.
Here In Scotland we have various slang terms for the shits such as ,the tex Ritters=skitters, brown rain ,arse gravy, not farting with confidence great stuff guys aw Ra best fae sunny Troon
I love arse gravy, not with meals, to eat! ... The term, kinda runs off the tongue! And the bum. Brown rain's a good one too, do you sing it like Purple Rain by Prince?
The Ark Experience was an interesting one for me. It doesn't say in the Bible that the animals were grown adults, which makes the idea that dinosaurs could have been on the Ark a little more plausible. IDK. "A" for effort, I think.
I think I may have actually seen Baby when I was a kid...because a lot of those scenes/pictures look very familiar...bit I think I may have blocked it from my memory...
The Hershey squirts... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
When will I learn not to drink...well anything really...while listening to this bunch of jokers? Ya'll make my day, in spite of the danger of tea spewing.
We called it "The Threes" in my house!
Yeah, Aussie here and we’d burn that shit down on open day.
Have you ever seen a sturgeon? Those baddies are PREHISTORIC (so basically a dinosaur?). They have razor-sharp spines, arembottom feeders, records have them as over 15ft.
LITERALLY GREG!!! I was also raised to believe this and…. Omg. Lol.
Oddly, Baby was one of my fave movies as a kid...it was in the same vein as Bambi and Land before time... my mom said I was dark ;P
In my household we would call diarrhea: water poop, Hershey Squirts, the Runs, Mud poop, or the Butt squirts. Lol
An interesting side note to this is the Sirrush dragon depicted on the Ishtar gate in Babylon was allegedly captured by Nebuchadnezzer II during an expedition to the same general area of Africa as mokele-mbembe is supposed to be found. The Sirrush is also allegedly the dragon kept in the Temple of Bel by Nebuchadnezzar II in the biblical story of Daniel vs the dragon. Daniel poisons and kills the Sirrush in an attempt to prove it is nothing more than a living creature and not a God. If any of this is true, someone may expect to be able to hunt down the bones of the dead Sirrush somewhere close by, as I imagine it would be hard to easily dispose of something that massive. Carbon dating would answer a lot of questions about how far into modern times a dragon could exist....or not. BTW, I am not a YEC. I'm just super fascinated in cryptozoology and the paranormal.
My dad is an electrical contractor. I was helping him run some wires in a earthen floored crawl space underneath a Mason's hall. Way down at the back corner I found a flat stone about 12 by 18 inches on it was a cat skull and black wax drips that looked like they came from candles. I didn't like the who scene so I took the skull and put in in a yogurt container I had from lunch to bring somewhere and bury. Before I left work, torrential rains started and being tired and dirty I decided to do it another day. In the two days I had it in my possession both of my cats died. Rip Jeff and jasper. And I took it at 3 in the morning to a forest and buried it in the middle of a storm.
If you all had to be locked into a museum overnight, would you pick the Ark or the Bible Wax Museum in Mansfield though?
Yes I saw this as a child and yes it traumatized me.. I love dinosaurs 🦕 but this movie is just sooo friggin sad
Wonderful!
Lols another fantastic podcast guys 👍👍😎😮
the runs
That shit keeps sounding more and more surreal.
We called diarrhea the “runs” lol. Omg this is one thing I never thought I would ever comment in my 46 years of life. Hahahaha
REALLY want a copy of that dino trek patch on some merch tho
I think it could be large lizards of some kind. But I hope the area continues to get explored.
My family calls it bubble guts XD
Okay you're gonna like this... Diarrhea in Appalachia= The Runs or even better, "The Scares" lmao
You all are very funny.
Did they show the Lake Tele footage and I missed it?
We grew up in a weird church environment that was Young Earth Creationist but didn’t really talk about it, and my parents weren’t super strict about it. But I had a book cuz I was a dinosaur kid called “Dinosaurs By Design” that had an entire section about Mokele-mbembe and the idea of a dinosaur still being alive was the coolest thing ever.
Plus the book had a bunch of great watercolor illustrations of dinosaurs along side people in biblical times that never even registered with me as a Creationist thing, I didn’t even know what that was as a kid, I just thought they were fucking sick pictures of people fighting dinosaurs. There were also illustrations of fish turning into lizards that were mocking the theory of evolution now that I think back, but i didn’t understand them so they didn’t make an impression on me lol
Oh my heck. I am of the age where I remember watching Baby on TV . I don't remember anything but the title and "Baby".
LOL I saw your pic in masks and I was like I"d bet a million dollars they were the only ones wearing them that day hahaha
I would love to go to the creation museum ironically, but I would hate to give them money.
I mean, technically alligators are dinosaurs. 37 million years ago they first appeared and basically haven't changed since.
Goddamit, I saw Baby as a kid and didnt even remember until I saw that face! Creepy
In the Australian diaspora, there was a multitude of terms for diarrhoea, all beginning with 'the'. Most common were the shits, the squirts, the squids.
The runs!
Also, not regional, but my dad was first generation American with Italian parents, so he’d yell “scapa la caca” which is probably the wrong way to say the poop is escaping
I remember that Ham guy had a debate on tv with Bill Nye and Bill Nye obliterated him!
Yeah it’s all over youtube
my mother is german, so since grandma, we called diarrhea "Durschfall" in an german accent lol
Giraffe-sic Park?
I remember the baby movie!! Holy moly!! Now I feel old once again😂🤣
I actually bought a novel from "The Ark Encounter" gift shop about hunting for the Mokele-Mbembe. I read it; it was terrible.
Definitely a favorite episode! ❤
Bill Nye and Ken Ham had a debate years ago. Ken Ham is probably still pissed about it.
My in-laws firmly believe that dinosaur skeletons are just elephant bones assembled incorrectly. Hubby and I went to the Chicago museum for the first time. Me as the dinosaur kid is in Heaven being able to geek out and teach hubby all the things that were blasphemy growing up. It was surreal.
This podcast is amazing!
Reminds we of the Legend of the Loveland Ohio Frogman.
I think part of the feeling Dana experienced was due to the energy being given off by the staff and visitors. Imagine all that ick just embed into the construction.
Bless your hearts! 😅😂
We had the “Runs”
Lmao I love that all those fundies were at the museum not knowing they were standing next to an actual witch. And poor Dana was probably the only one there who was legit terrified 😂😂😂
Love the show and Hellier.
Dana, diarrhea was called "The Screaming Abdabs" in our house growing up 😂😂😂
When we went to the Creation Museum, the thing that stood out to me is how the staff talked to us. Like, someone pointed to a hallway and said tickets were down there, which we understood, but then the staff member tried to convince and reassure us OVER AND OVER that she promised the tickets were just past the hallway even though we can’t see it. Then again with the bathrooms, talking to us as if we couldn’t handle basic instructions to the out of sight bathrooms. It’s clear they deal with a lot of people who can’t trust something they’re told without evidence, and yet…?
I think I actually went there, but just for the ziplining.
Interesting museum, when you zoomed in on the notice board about college I happened to spy a poster about UFO/Aliens on it too…
Greg fist pumping on the merry go round was a particular highlight lol 😂
I found your collective closing comments to be very interesting and also along my own lines of thinking. You often hear cryptozoologists wanting/asking for the scientific community to take the subject more seriously but in some instances get very upset with anyone taking a measured and objective (and somewhat sceptical) approach to the matter.
I personally find a healthy amount of scepticism while remaining open minded to something existing a decent balance.
Thank you for sharing this brilliant second part to this interesting piece. Best wishes to all the team and your families.
My dad called it: the green apple two-steps.
We were also a "trots" family
I remember watching Baby as a kid when it came out .. but just bits and pieces tho 😂
You mentally blocked it out😅
"It's Disneyland for ignorant people!"
This was a wild one! I could never set foot inside that creationist exhibit, even though it is a marvel of engineering. This opens the doors to why I am glad humans have not crossed paths with ancient reptiles or dinosaurs. Our very nature (not this community) would be corrupt and exploitative. Seems the natives in the Congo are protecting whatever is out there. Truly loved and enjoyed this episode!
Noah's Cubit looks like a backscratcher for people who believe actually scratching one's back is sinfully indulgent.
Rice n gravy or the seeps
Dana : We called it "va-vite" which is french for "going quickly" 😆
😂
Butt piss, ass ham, or ass vomit. Are all phrases my husband loves to use for *loose motions*.
splatty poops was our family name
I’m surprised someone has not helicoptered in and dropped a raft that will automatically inflate itself along with expert divers and equipment. As curious as I am about what might be discovered it is absolutely not worth it. May the creatures that call Lake Tele and the surrounding area home be blessed and remain isolated from man(un)kind. 🙏✌
Because you asked... diarrhea in Western NC is usually called The Runs or Hot Butt.
"Turkey squirts" in Mississippi
A new species of Orangutan has just been discovered, there are only 800
Actually, crocodiles have been around for over 65 million years old. There could be other reptiles that survived till now in a remote part of our world.