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12-08-2013I am the owner of http://www.ezmangaforum.com
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12-09-2013
this is mah swamp
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12-09-2013
that's right, i don't like the south, i'm a latitudist
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www.whatthefuck.comking steveyos
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www.whatthefuck.comking steveyos12-09-2013
Following the attack on Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861, on April 17, Virginia voted to secede from the United States and joined the Confederate States (though not officially doing so until May), and soon thereafter the Confederate government moved its capital from Montgomery, Alabama to Richmond.
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12-09-2013
Meet Wet Wally. This know-it-all frog is here to answer your questions about wetlands.
What's a wetland, Wet Wally?
That's easy. Take some low-lying land, add water, mix in lots of plants and animals, and you have a wetland!
So wetlands are always wet, right?
Wetlands are places where there is shallow water or very soggy soil at least part of the time. Plants that grow there love having wet "feet" (roots).
Are all wetlands the same?
No way! Most folks think of three major wetland groups: swamps, marshes, and bogs. It’s easy to tell the difference between the first two. Swamps have mostly trees or shrubs. And marshes have mostly grassy plants. Bogs are spongy, mossy wetlands where plants pile up faster than they can rot away. All those plants form thick layers of peat.
Lakes are wet. Aren't they wetlands, too?
Not really—they're too wet. Remember wet-footed plants? Well, lakes are mostly too deep for plants to grow right up out of them. That goes for oceans and most ponds, rivers, and streams, too. But the edges of these bodies of water and waterways ... now that’s a different story.
Different how?
The edges are where the water is often shallow enough — or the soil just soggy enough — for wetland plants to take hold. But you can also find wetlands far from any deep water. Mountains may have low spots where water collects. And water seeping up from underground can make a wetland — even in a desert.
What's so important about wetlands?
Ah, glad you asked. Without wetlands, thousands of species of animals and plants would become extinct. And floods and pollution would be much worse. Oh, I tell you wetlands are greatly misunderstood.
How so, Wet Wally?
People have often thought of wetlands as smelly, buggy wastelands. They've drained the water from them, making dry land for farms, houses, and shopping malls. Today more than half of the wetlands in the "lower 48" states have been destroyed.
But here's the good news: Many other people know that wetlands are wonderlands that we — and thousands of other species — could never do without.
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12-09-2013
swamp is a derogatory word okay the government of minnesota spends so much money each year paying off biologists and whatever to not classify northern minnesota as a swamp in atlases and such; they are to be officially referred to as "wetlands" okay, they are only called swamps if they are in the south because we like to secretly make fun of the south and think of it is an uneducated uninhabitable wasteland
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12-09-2013
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12-09-2013
jesus shutup yes virginia was confederate but its also only like 100 miles from DC
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12-09-2013
stupid southern folk only have to walk a couple of days to be in the capital DC where their stupid southern ideas can become stupid northern ideas
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www.whatthefuck.comking steveyos12-09-2013
yeah freeing the slaves was a northern idea that worked out really great esp in detroit huh
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