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New Lemur Species Named After John Cleese 115

Posted by Zonk on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @06:26PM from the say-no-more dept.

FruFox writes "A new species of wooly lemur has been named in honour of John Cleese in recognition of his work to protect lemurs in general. According to the article, the lemurs don't walk, per se, but have known to do some very silly walks. Good show." From the article: "The avahi cleesei, which weights less than two pounds and eats leaves, was discovered in Western Madagascar in 1990 by a team led by anthropologist Urs Thalmann and his colleague Thomas Geissman of Zurich University."

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Don't expect to be seeing (Score:5, Funny)

by jpetts ( 208163 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @06:27PM (#14039397)

any parrots named after him any time soon...

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- Re:Don't expect to be seeing (Score:5, Funny)
  
  by Rosco P. Coltrane ( 209368 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @06:34PM (#14039464)
  
  But he does have a fish called Wanda...
  
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  - Re:Don't expect to be seeing (Score:3, Funny)
    
    by AJWM ( 19027 ) writes:
    
    And a half a bee named Eric. Among other animals.
    - Re:Don't expect to be seeing (Score:2)
      
      by nsayer ( 86181 ) writes:
      
      And there's nothing so odd about that!
    - Re:Don't expect to be seeing (Score:2)
      
      by niktemadur ( 793971 ) writes:
      
      Among other animals
      Like his pet cat Eric, whose licence came from the Ministry Of Housinge and its' cat detector van.
      
      And just you remember, Kamel Ataturk had a whole menagerie named Eric, and the late, great Marcel Proust, had an 'addock!
      
      Proust in his bath
      wrote about
      wrote about...
      
      Ahhh...Python free associating. Hours of good, clean fun.
      - Re:Don't expect to be seeing (Score:1)
        
        by TwoScoopsOfPig ( 900069 ) writes:
        
        Proust in his first book
        wrote about
        wrote about...
        
        And, since there were no clear winners, the prize goes to the girl with the biggest tits.
- Re:Don't expect to be seeing (Score:2)
  
  by D-Cypell ( 446534 ) writes:
  
  I hereby formally move to rename H5N1 to "The John Cleese Virus" :o).
- Lemur-Spotting (Score:2, Insightful)
  
  by khazad ( 900803 ) writes:
  
  So, in, er, three years you've spotted no lemurs?
  
  Yes in only three years. Er, I tell a lie, four; be fair, five. I've been lemur spotting for just the seven years. Before that of course I was a Yeti spotter.
Ministry of Silly Walks (Score:5, Funny)

by geomon ( 78680 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @06:27PM (#14039399) Homepage Journal

Of course, no story even marginally associated with silly walks could avoid this page [curtin.edu.au].

I can't believe how many webpages [google.com] are dedicated to this episode.

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- Re:Ministry of Silly Walks (Score:1)
  
  by Ed Null A ( 723079 ) writes:
  
  Aren't you mixing your meatballs? Rocky Rococo was Firesign Theatre wasn't it?
He's a lemur fan (Score:5, Informative)

by blamanj ( 253811 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @06:29PM (#14039414)

In fact, if you go to his site [thejohncleese.com], the first thing you are invited to do is "click on the lemur".

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- Re:He's a lemur fan (Score:5, Funny)
  
  by D-Cypell ( 446534 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @06:35PM (#14039470)
  
  Not me. The first thing I am invited to do is "download the plugin".
  
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  - Re:He's a lemur fan (Score:1, Offtopic)
    
    by drinkypoo ( 153816 ) writes:
    
    I have flashblock. When I load the site I see two play buttons. When I click the smaller one, what do I see? "Don't See Anything Above? Click Here to Get the Flash Player". Uhhhhh... I think whoever did his website is a little confused...
That's Nothing! (Score:2)

by Quaoar ( 614366 ) writes:

I have a whole planet named after me. And don't give me that "science" nonsense!
Enqiring minds want to know (Score:1)

by Nom du Keyboard ( 633989 ) writes:

Does it get a movie credit in the next Monty Python movie next to the lamma?
- Re:Enqiring minds want to know (Score:2)
  
  by Macgrrl ( 762836 ) writes:
  
  It's Llama not lamma.
  - Re:Enqiring minds want to know (Score:5, Funny)
    
    by AJWM ( 19027 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @07:08PM (#14039736) Homepage
    
    Oh. I thought it was møøsë.
    
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    - Re:Enqiring minds want to know (Score:5, Funny)
      
      by bckrispi ( 725257 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @11:19PM (#14041047)
      
      We apologise for this comment. Rest assured that the poster, and those he associates with, have been sacked.
      
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      - Re:Enqiring minds want to know (Score:3, Funny)
        
        by MadMoses ( 151207 ) writes:
        
        We apologize again for this thread. Those responsible for sacking the people who have just been sacked have been sacked.
        
        Møøse trained by YUTTE HERMSGERVØRDENBRØTBØRDA
        
        Re:Enqiring minds want to know (Score:3, Funny)
        
        by PakProtector ( 115173 ) writes:
        
        The Poster would like it to be known that he himself has been sacked. This post has been finished at the last minute and at great expense by a team of 37 Lemurs.
- - Re:Mod Parent Down (Score:3, Informative)
    
    by TwoScoopsOfPig ( 900069 ) writes:
    
    "Llama" was once misspelled in an edition of The Daily Llama, the official Monty Python newsletter. How very peculiar.
- Re:And now for something totally different (Score:2)
  
  by djward ( 251728 ) writes:
  
  Completely different. Completely. And if you could help yourself, why didn't you?
There is already a Parrot named after Cleese (Score:5, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @06:33PM (#14039449)

A relative of the Norwegian Blue, I believe.

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- Re:There is already a Parrot named after Cleese (Score:2)
  
  by rbarreira ( 836272 ) writes:
  
  Three cheers to the guy who modded this as informative!
- Re:There is already a Parrot named after Cleese (Score:2)
  
  by Joe the Lesser ( 533425 ) writes:
  
  Beautiful plumage!
is it a "fierce" creature? (Score:1, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes:

nothing to see here, move along ...
Dear Sirs, (Score:5, Funny)

by phrotoma ( 646078 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @06:37PM (#14039490)

I wish to protest in the strongest possible terms about the news item which you have just poasted about the lemurs "walk silly". Some of my best friends are lemurs, and only a FEW of them are have silly walks.

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- Re:Dear Sirs, (Score:3, Insightful)
  
  by niktemadur ( 793971 ) writes:
  
  Dear phrotoma:
  
  Thank you for the eels. They were scrumptiously yummy and unmistakably regal.
  Sorry to mensch, but if you're finished with the hairdryer, could you pop it in the post?
  
  Yours fictionally,
  Biggles
  
  PS. See you at the Saxe-Coburg's canasta evening.
- Re:Dear Sirs, (Score:1)
  
  by CortoMaltese ( 828267 ) writes:
  
  I apologise for that. I think you'll find this [joolsc.net] a bit more interesting.
- Re:Dear Sirs, (Score:1)
  
  by Aonghus142000 ( 908581 ) writes:
  
  "I vill not buy this record...It is scratched."
Deposited on Madagascar (Score:2, Funny)

by Ritz_Just_Ritz ( 883997 ) writes:

By an African swallow! You DO know that an African swallow toting coconuts and beating his wings at 43 times a second can EASILY transport a prosimian to distant islands. I'm reasonably sure I saw one in Manhattan just the other day.
- offtopic? That is a classic Monty Python skit... (Score:1)
  
  by Ritz_Just_Ritz ( 883997 ) writes:
  
  I guess I must really be getting old.
Get it right (Score:2, Informative)

by DedFish ( 61085 ) writes:

...the lemurs don't walk, per se, but have known to do some very silly walks.

Should read:
"...the lemurs don't walk, per se, but have known to do some very silly jumps."
- Re:Get it right (Score:1)
  
  by ishnaf ( 893700 ) writes:
  
  Silly jumps? Like that one Fonzi did in Happy Days?
- Re:Get it right (Score:1)
  
  by nerdup ( 523587 ) writes:
  
  Should read:
  "...the lemurs don't walk, per se, but have known to do some very silly jumps."
  
  Should actually read:
  "...the lemurs don't walk, per se, but have been known to do some very silly jumps."
obligatory comment (Score:4, Funny)

by Chickenofbristol55 ( 884806 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @06:39PM (#14039517) Homepage

John Cleese walks in.
"Miss? Excuse me. Miss?"
"Excuse me?"
"Oh sorry, I have a cold"
"Now look, I bought this parrot not half n' hour ago, and when I got it home, i discovered that it was stone dead"
"no its resting... lovely bird...beautiful plumage"
"Look! the plumage don't enter into it! its stone dead!"
"nah it pining for the fiords"
"For the fiords!? Look i took the liberty to examine that parrot, and the only reason it had been standing up on its perch in the first place was because it had been nailed there!"

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- Re:obligatory comment (Score:2)
  
  by Cave_Monster ( 918103 ) writes:
  
  Unfortunately reading the dialogue (of which you have left lots out of) just doesn't do this skit justice. The facial expressions, the tone of voice etc etc just help make this one of the greatest. I remember watching it done live and Michael Palin was struggling to keep a straight face and because of this, John Cleese was forgetting his lines. Very funny.
A little off topic, but... (Score:2)

by TWX ( 665546 ) writes:

...I thought that in "Madagascar" they should have credited Scott Adams of Dilbert for his references to dancing Lemurs in one of his comics where Dilbert is so tired that he gets the idea to replace some kind of spreadsheet delineators with dancing lemurs...
Lemurs the size of Mountain Gorillas (Score:3, Interesting)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @06:47PM (#14039570)

What's sad is that entire populations of lemurs have been completely wiped out in the past due to human ignorance and superstition. Some of the lemurs of the past were the size of mountain gorillas, and they now exist no more.

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- Ook. (Score:3, Informative)
  
  by CaptainCarrot ( 84625 ) writes:
  
  The extinction of the giant lemur (which happened about 2,000 years ago) had nothing to do with "ignorance and superstition". Apparently they were good eatin' [abc.net.au]. Even now "ignorance and superstition" has contributed nothing to their plight except for their names. Population pressures and concomitant habitat destruction are more the problem.
- Re:Lemurs the size of Mountain Gorillas (Score:1)
  
  by quest(answer)ion ( 894426 ) writes:
  
  out of curiosity, which species of lemur are you referring to, and when did they disappear?
  
  cause the same thing happened to a bunch of megafauna in Australia 'round the time humans showed up, and that might've been overhunting or any number of other causes; was this giant lemur extinction a prehistoric event, or something more recent?
Barvo Palin & Cleese (Score:2)

by weighn ( 578357 ) writes:

"I thoroughly applaud the work of Trekforce Expeditions. This is travel with a purpose, to see the world and make a positive difference to it" - Michael Palin
Two well-needed voices for conservation, preservation and great examples for treading about the world in a responsible (if a little "Silly") manner.
Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:1)

by WIAKywbfatw ( 307557 ) writes:

FYI, his real name is John Cheese, he adopted the professional name John Cleese.
- Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:3, Funny)
  
  by Conare ( 442798 ) writes:
  
  What kind of cheese? Swiss? Cheddar? Muenster? Gouda? Edam? Havarti? Camembert? Bleu? Look this is a cheese shop right? Roquefort? St Jaques? etc.
  - Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:1)
    
    by sconeu ( 64226 ) writes:
    
    Venezuelan Beaver Cheese.
  - Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:2)
    
    by bckrispi ( 725257 ) writes:
    
    Yes, we have Camembert, sir. But, ummm, it's a bit runny...
  - Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:1)
    
    by PinkyDead ( 862370 ) writes:
    
    Obviously it's not meant to be taken literally.
    
    It refers to any manufacturers of dairy products.
- Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:5, Informative)
  
  by drewness ( 85694 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @07:53PM (#14040037) Homepage
  
  FYI, his real name is John Cheese, he adopted the professional name John Cleese.
  
  No. His father changed his family name from Cheese to Cleese in 1915, and so it already had been changed when John was born in 1939.
  
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  - Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:2)
    
    by WIAKywbfatw ( 307557 ) writes:
    
    OK, so my Python trivia was flawed. I stand corrected.
  - Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:2)
    
    by pipingguy ( 566974 ) writes:
    
    Cleese is a comedic genius and deserves everything he gets.
Diet ? (Score:1)

by jpiggot ( 800494 ) writes:

I wonder if lemurs would like a bit of cheese ?
(god...i feel so dirty inside...please move along)
Knowing simian behavior... (Score:2)

by Sponge Bath ( 413667 ) writes:

I bet they wave their private parts at various aunties.
Clease a vegetarian? (Score:1)

by RNLockwood ( 224353 ) writes:

So John must be a vegetarian, too?
w00t! (Score:1, Offtopic)

by vga_init ( 589198 ) writes:

My alias on the internet has been Lemur for years. This gives me the warm fuzzies.
- Re:w00t! (Score:2)
  
  by CaptainPotato ( 191411 ) writes:
  
  Not on /. it isn't...
  - Re:w00t! (Score:2)
    
    by vga_init ( 589198 ) writes:
    
    True that...this account predates my lemurtude.
Wrong Quote (Score:1)

by Bryansix ( 761547 ) writes:

The article actually says "Woolly lemurs can't really walk -- but they do enjoy silly jumps"
It's not news... (Score:1)

by ElNerdoJorge ( 923041 ) writes:

I don't think the following is true: "Slashdot: News for Nerds. Stuff that Matters."
The new logo will read: "It's not news, it's Slashdot.org"
Not the first time... (Score:2, Interesting)

by TheLoneIguana ( 126589 ) writes:

Gary Larson also received a similar, uh, honor [wikipedia.org].
A Møøse once bit my sister... (Score:2)

by Andy Gardner ( 850877 ) writes:

We apologise for the fault in this post. Those responsible have been sacked.
- Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nast (Score:2)
  
  by Andy Gardner ( 850877 ) writes:
  
  We apologise again for the fault in this post and the previous. Those responsible for sacking the people who have just been sacked
  have been sacked.
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    by Taimoor ( 891521 ) writes:
    
    The people who are sesopnsible for the above comments wish it to be know that they, too, have been sacked.
Zoboomafoo (Score:2)

by rleibman ( 622895 ) writes:

I'm sure Zoboomafoo will be happy to hear this.

I was doing a silly walk one day... leap... leap... leap...
- Re:Zoboomafoo (Score:2)
  
  by Hallow ( 2706 ) writes:
  
  Oh man, that's the first thing I thought too. I've got a 21 month old that just loves Zaboo. I think I've seen just about every episode... pants or no pants, I'm going swimming!
  
  It's pretty much the only TV he gets to see regularly. Just wish PBS Kids Sprout would update the guide data for it. They used to do a good job before they changed to the "sprout" format, but now we can't tell which episode is which on our tivo.
New news? (Score:2)

by Jozer99 ( 693146 ) writes:

Didn't they say this thing was discovered 15 years ago? Does this count as news, or history?
- Re:New news? (Score:2, Informative)
  
  by xerid ( 235598 ) writes:
  
  it's the naming that is news, not the discovery.
Pictures (Score:2, Informative)

by xerid ( 235598 ) writes:

http://www.smm.org/buzz/node/267 [smm.org]
http://www.weeklyreader.com/featurezone/article_08 192005.asp [weeklyreader.com]
http://www.sciencenews.org/articles/20050813/fob3. asp [sciencenews.org]
http://archives.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/11/14/new.lemu rs/ [cnn.com]
http://monkeydaynews.blogspot.com/2005_01_01_monke ydaynews_archive.html [blogspot.com]
- Re:Pictures (Score:2)
  
  by dptalia ( 804960 ) writes:
  
  Okay, I'm going to come right out and admit I'm a girl....
  They are so cute! I want one!!!!
  Phew, I feel better now.
Did you see his program in Madagasca? (Score:4, Funny)

by Zukix ( 641813 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @08:39PM (#14040294)

After many hours of tough trekking through the jungle during which he had fallen, hurt himself and obtained a frighteningly bad mood, I believe he said that "Lemurs can go fuck themselves".

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Unlike the people in the skit... (Score:3, Funny)

by Ilan Volow ( 539597 ) writes: on Tuesday November 15, 2005 @09:43PM (#14040611) Homepage

...the lemur probably knows exactly what to do when attacked with a banana.

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Madagascar (Score:2)

by StikyPad ( 445176 ) writes:

Am I the only one who had never heard of a lemur until that movie with the singing penguins?
- Re:Madagascar (Score:1)
  
  by thesman ( 655727 ) writes:
  
  They were singing lemurs, "SpecOp" penguin team and the unique Foosas [wikipedia.org]. Heard about some crazy animal inbetween too... but they just were plain new-yorkers.
Remember Joel Furr ? (Score:1, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes:

There's an odd coincidence between lemurs, Monty Python and Joel Furr.

http://www.furrs.org/FAQs/jffaq.htm [furrs.org]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joel_Furr [wikipedia.org]
But of course... (Score:2)

by Liam Slider ( 908600 ) writes:

I mean...John Cleese does look a bit like a lemur after all...
- Re:But of course... (Score:3, Funny)
  
  by Farmer Tim ( 530755 ) writes:
  
  John Cleese does look a bit like a lemur after all...
  
  There's a bald lemur?
First non-python python naming (Score:2)

by noims ( 23711 ) writes:

This is at least the second Monty Python related naming... there was a type of giant python found in Queensland, Australia that was named "Montypythonoideriversleighensis".

Noims.
I'd like to buy a license... (Score:2, Funny)

by DJCater ( 877532 ) writes:

... for my pet lemur, Eric.
Am I the only one? (Score:1)

by EmagGeek ( 574360 ) writes:

I read that as "Lamer," not "Lemur." and for some reason it made perfect sense up until I realized they were talking about an animal...
I like to move it, move it!! (Score:2)

by cabazorro ( 601004 ) writes:

Sorry, victim of flashback..
I just rented (cough) new release yesterday.
I vote to change all children's abc books the L for Lion to L for Lemur.
Thanks John Cleese!
Thanks Zaboo Mafooo!
Thanks Madagascar!
Thanks Gordian.
Thanks any-dvd!
Now move along freaks!
Uma Thurman (Score:1)

by I_am_Syrinx ( 461302 ) writes:

I think it's awesome that Uma Thurman is working to discover new lemur species. She's a great actress of course, but her work with lemurs adds a dimension to her that I was completely unaware of. Recognizing John Cleese's contributions was really sweet as well.
Nitpick on sub-title (Score:1)

by KnarfO ( 320113 ) writes:

Am I the only one who noticed that the sketch that has the quote "say no more" in it, is not one Cleese was in?

C'mon editors! Keep yer Python dogma orthodox!

Thank you,

Rodney Citnadep
- Re:getting ridiculous (Score:1)
  
  by char1iecha1k ( 888756 ) writes:
  
  Only by one point according to http://diggvsdot.com/ [diggvsdot.com]
- And now for something completely different (Score:3, Interesting)
  
  by Cave_Monster ( 918103 ) writes:
  
  And now for something completely different, Slashdot editors proof reading the scoop ... The avahi cleesei, which weights less than two pounds
  weights? maybe this is why people are paying more attention on digg.com
  - Re:And now for something completely different (Score:1)
    
    by Anonymous Coward writes:
    
    Not to mention that the correct capitalisation is Avahi cleesei. Jesus fucking Christ, don't you Americans and other native English speakers (I boldly presume Zonk is an American and a native English speaker) learn elementary things like this in highschool?
    
    It's time to cancel the misleadingly labelled "Science" section of slashduh. Rename it "k00l stuff about nanobots, DNA, and stoopid science type guys we found in mainstream media".
    
    When was the last time you saw an accurate abstract together with a correct
  - Well, as long as we are picking nits... (Score:3, Interesting)
    
    by Kozar_The_Malignant ( 738483 ) writes:
    
    It should be Avahi cleesei. The genus name is always capitalized. Got the italics right, though.

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Don't expect to be seeing (Score:5, Funny)

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Lemur-Spotting (Score:2, Insightful)

Ministry of Silly Walks (Score:5, Funny)

Re:Ministry of Silly Walks (Score:1)

He's a lemur fan (Score:5, Informative)

Re:He's a lemur fan (Score:5, Funny)

Re:He's a lemur fan (Score:1, Offtopic)

That's Nothing! (Score:2)

Enqiring minds want to know (Score:1)

Re:Enqiring minds want to know (Score:2)

Re:Enqiring minds want to know (Score:5, Funny)

Re:Enqiring minds want to know (Score:5, Funny)

Re:Enqiring minds want to know (Score:3, Funny)

Re:Enqiring minds want to know (Score:3, Funny)

Re:Mod Parent Down (Score:3, Informative)

Re:And now for something totally different (Score:2)

There is already a Parrot named after Cleese (Score:5, Funny)

Re:There is already a Parrot named after Cleese (Score:2)

Re:There is already a Parrot named after Cleese (Score:2)

is it a "fierce" creature? (Score:1, Funny)

Dear Sirs, (Score:5, Funny)

Re:Dear Sirs, (Score:3, Insightful)

Re:Dear Sirs, (Score:1)

Re:Dear Sirs, (Score:1)

Deposited on Madagascar (Score:2, Funny)

offtopic? That is a classic Monty Python skit... (Score:1)

Get it right (Score:2, Informative)

Re:Get it right (Score:1)

Re:Get it right (Score:1)

obligatory comment (Score:4, Funny)

Re:obligatory comment (Score:2)

A little off topic, but... (Score:2)

Lemurs the size of Mountain Gorillas (Score:3, Interesting)

Ook. (Score:3, Informative)

Re:Lemurs the size of Mountain Gorillas (Score:1)

Barvo Palin & Cleese (Score:2)

Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:1)

Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:3, Funny)

Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:1)

Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:2)

Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:1)

Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:5, Informative)

Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:2)

Re:Bah, it's not even his real name... (Score:2)

Diet ? (Score:1)

Knowing simian behavior... (Score:2)

Clease a vegetarian? (Score:1)

w00t! (Score:1, Offtopic)

Re:w00t! (Score:2)

Re:w00t! (Score:2)

Wrong Quote (Score:1)

It's not news... (Score:1)

Not the first time... (Score:2, Interesting)

A Møøse once bit my sister... (Score:2)

Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nast (Score:2)

Re:Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty n (Score:1)

Zoboomafoo (Score:2)

Re:Zoboomafoo (Score:2)

New news? (Score:2)

Re:New news? (Score:2, Informative)

Pictures (Score:2, Informative)

Re:Pictures (Score:2)

Did you see his program in Madagasca? (Score:4, Funny)

Unlike the people in the skit... (Score:3, Funny)

Madagascar (Score:2)

Re:Madagascar (Score:1)

Remember Joel Furr ? (Score:1, Funny)

But of course... (Score:2)

Re:But of course... (Score:3, Funny)

First non-python python naming (Score:2)

I'd like to buy a license... (Score:2, Funny)

Am I the only one? (Score:1)

I like to move it, move it!! (Score:2)

Uma Thurman (Score:1)