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Mikey wrote:Will those be cataloged next to "How to Meet Women" by Manti Te'o?

Is that a 'REAL' book?

Teaos wrote:Its a real photo but it was put up as a joke in a Australian Library.

Those Aussies are so clever!

Angharrad wrote:

Mikey wrote:Will those be cataloged next to "How to Meet Women" by Manti Te'o?

Is that a 'REAL' book?

Does one plant really constitute an ecosystem?

Tyyr wrote:Does one plant really constitute an ecosystem?

I don't think so............................ that is neat though.

I've seen stuff like that before and it is cool, it's just a bit much to call it an ecosystem. It's not a system, it's a plant.

Technically, as it supports itself, I think it does qualift. What would the minimal requirements for an ecosystem be?

ya think that would be good for African violets? they are the one thing i have problems with.

I'd qualify it as a system, as it's water cycle and reuse of biodegraded materials are self-contained. That being said, even though it might technically qualify as a system, such qualifications don't mean anything more than the fact that it's a plant in a jug.

Uzume wrote:ya think that would be good for African violets? they are the one thing i have problems with.

The trick is to only water them a little, but often.

Mikey wrote:
The trick is to only water them a little, but often.

that and the right amount of light. i never have a good spot inside to just leave 'em.

Yeah, it's cool... but not quite an ecosystem. Unless there's bugs in it. Or a really tiny snake.

Even then it would only be a small atrium, unless there was also some kind of sustainable food source. Right?

Anybody feel like pulling pranks the next time there is a thunderstorm in their neighborhood?
http://imgur.com/gallery/CFbIZwa