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Baloo
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...More or less:

http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mevolution.html

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RW
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What's the difference?

If it punches you in the face, it's probably an ape.

If it bites your finger off, it's likely to be a monkey.

That simple? Well, people are known for making life look way more complicated than it really is.


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Sol System
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This has been another episode of "Rutger's Taxonomy".

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"Quadrilateral I was, now I warp like a smile."
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Kosh
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Just read that this morning.

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