Did you know that the emergence of the isthmus of Panama triggered the global climate change that allowed modern humans to exist?
Did you know
Jaxon Cooper
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Dominic Ross
>Revisionist Panamanian pre-history, anthrology, and climatology
wew lad
James Ramirez
well done panama
Benjamin Sullivan
You have to come back
Sebastian Gutierrez
that really makes you think
Dominic Johnson
Did you know that Kazakhstan invented atmosphere, so people can breathe?
Fresh oxygen-rich air will come to you, but only if you reply THANK YOU MISTER KAZAKISTAN
Daniel Richardson
also number one exporter of potassium
Nathaniel Scott
This gesture can (and will) offend many people
Kayden Campbell
I literally do it all the time on purpose in public.
Cool people will only see it as a thumbs up "good job" gesture.
Faggots like you will see it as something offensive.
Fight me.
Xavier Martin
A-actually that means "ok" in french.
I said it Sarcastically, but maybe should I've say it clearly.
Adam Collins
Oh, I see.
I'll go outside and look for someone to fight now.
Bentley Perry
Why? I do it all the time on accident.
Jacob Cook
Brody Brooks
>el iJmo de panamá
Dominic Howard
WE
Alexander Morris
¿De casualidad eres un Colombiano en Rusia?
Aaron Green
хaхa
пoчeмy ты дyмaл бы eтoт?
Austin Richardson
So the answer is yes. Thank you, sir.
Brandon Phillips
small map like an ant
Benjamin Reed
N-No es como si quisiera que fuéramos un solo país de nuevo, i-idiota.
Lucas Young
And if life hadn't ended for the dinosaurs in Mexico humans would have never evolved, we can all come up with similar non acomplishments
Kevin Robinson
How so? Explain.
Sebastian Ward
HereSorry for the spanish, I guess you could read the cc.
Mason White
But basically. The appearance of the isthmus is responsable for the present day global sistem of currents. These currents greatly affect the earth's climate.
It is thought that the first hominids evolved do to this climate change. Their habitad in Africa became less of a humid jungle and more of a dry sabana.
Ian Turner
>THANK YOU MISTER KAZAKISTAN