SIC interesting youtube videos

[Standing Birdy]

All are welcome to sic videos

 

[Standing Birdy]

1 minute ago, Standing Birdy said:

All are welcome to sic videos

 

Fuck the fucking tiongs and their China virus Birdy was supposed to fly to Japan tonight

[Standing Birdy]

 

[ZyringChu]

 

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Edited August 5, 2020 by Standing Birdy

[Homelander]

 

[ManOfTheHour]

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[Homelander]

 

This always cracks me up...have a good thurs everyone

[Standing Birdy]

 

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[Standing Birdy]

The courtyard ish nice

 

[chamfer]

This guy's channel is interesting. Quite an eye opener.

[chamfer]

 

[Homelander]

48 minutes ago, chamfer said:

 

 

Is that you? the video music quite pleasant...let me give u a suka

[chamfer]

31 minutes ago, Homelander said:

 

Is that you? the video music quite pleasant...let me give u a suka

The lady so young...... but not me old nerdy auntie. She sound like a tiong to me but her videos are well done and interesting.

[Homelander]

 

[chamfer]

 

[Standing Birdy]

On 8/7/2020 at 11:19 PM, chamfer said:

 

Good slice of life beedio. Not sure if she is doing it regularly? I feel young people should not do this kind of job unless they have no other way to make money. Ideally should work something that offers more learning opportunities.

[chamfer]

4 hours ago, Standing Birdy said:

Good slice of life beedio. Not sure if she is doing it regularly? I feel young people should not do this kind of job unless they have no other way to make money. Ideally should work something that offers more learning opportunities.

Agree with you. But i see those young grab food guys and gals at my nearby mall like very happy to work this kind of job. Some i see is like from ite and are chinese.

 

 

[Homelander]

5 minutes ago, chamfer said:

Agree with you. But i see those young grab food guys and gals at my nearby mall like very happy to work this kind of job. Some i see is like from ite and are chinese.

My cousins are doing too. I feel at least better than stay home and nua. One of them now do grabfood cycle until quite fit.

[chamfer]

3 minutes ago, Homelander said:

My cousins are doing too. I feel at least better than stay home and nua. One of them now do grabfood cycle until quite fit.

Doing part time or temp is ok. Long run not beneficial if still young adult as there is no hard or soft skills that will help in future career.

 

 

[Homelander]

11 minutes ago, chamfer said:

Doing part time or temp is ok. Long run not beneficial if still young adult as there is no hard or soft skills that will help in future career.

Yeah prior to grab delivery, they are resistant to go work corporate. Not sure why but think they didn’t like the environment. 

[Standing Birdy]

Beedio description from youtube

In this video we take a look at the terrarium my brother made during his childhood. This terrarium was made between 2007 - 2008. This makes the terrarium at least 12 years old.

Inside there is a variety of organisms. All of which have persisted within the closed ecosystem for generations. Originally this terrarium was home to a lot more plant and isopod species, however as the years went by biodiversity was lost as the new ecosystem balanced out. Currently the ecosystem is experiencing cycles. As the plant population increased, so did the isopods. This caused the isopod population to graze on a lot of the terrariums plants, causing the plant population to decrease. I imagine centipede populations may increase in future giving the plants the opportunity to recover. I found this terrarium very fascinating as it's almost as if there are two separate worlds within the same glass demijohn. The algae underground creates a unique habitat, which couldn't possibly exist in nature due to the fact the glass ensured that light could reach the soil underground. This allowed algaes, moss and fungi to flourish, alongside any of the smaller invertebrates that lived among them. Adult isopods seem to inhabit the surface and rarely venture below ground. I believe this is due to the hardness of the clay and rock substrate. The babies do seem to venture underground though, likely using tunnels left behind by earthworms many years ago.

Edited August 9, 2020 by Standing Birdy

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[ManOfTheHour]