alright marco and jon the constitution is depending on u

[LadyKillmonger]

well no actually camoron is right, humans are apes

apes include orangutans, gorillas and chimps as well as humans

OR

you can click the little blue arrow of this quote and see it takes you to page 2 and is long BEFORE you posted that

retard

[Moonman]

OR

you can click the little blue arrow of this quote and see it takes you to page 2 and is long BEFORE you posted that

retard

you said "apes" you fucking moron, not hominoidea, and i never anywhere in this thread said that orangutans/chimpanzees/gorillas were not apes, or that apes didnt include chimps/orangutans, i dont know where youre fucking coming up with this shit

[LadyKillmonger]

you said "apes" you fucking moron, not hominoidea, and i never anywhere in this thread said that orangutans/chimpanzees/gorillas were not apes, or that apes didnt include chimps/orangutans, i dont know where youre fucking coming up with this shit

yes michael I said "apes" because that is what we were talking about and that is what orangutans/chimpanzees/gorillas and humans are, like I first said you fucking loser

you then backpeddled, ran off, looked up apes, found the word hominoidea which is simply just a scientific word for APE

you dumb pile of shit

just stop, you're embarassing yourself

[Moonman]

yes michael I said "apes" because that is what we were talking about and that is what orangutans/chimpanzees/gorillas and humans are, like I first said you fucking loser

from the wikipedia article you linked

In summary, there are three common uses of the term "ape": non-biologists may not distinguish between "monkeys" and "apes", or may use "ape" for any tailless monkey or non-human hominoid, whereas biologists traditionally used the term "ape" for all non-human hominoids as shown above.