Who made your day today?

[Dirk]

Having to go to the Rock Inn at Georgeham for an emergency gardening beer.
There's only so much lawn edging a man can take!

 

[Haitch]

Let's big it up for Doctor Mosterd!!!!! Although he shoved three feet of tubing into my groin, said I was born this way and forbade me from getting out of bed for the next few days, Mister Mustard made my day.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Today my granddaughter, the pair of us having fun with a tub of bubbles, the two of us laughing loudly seemed to set everybody else of.

 

[numbnuts]

God

 

[Effyb4]

A lady who has been coming along to cycle coaching for the last 3 weeks. When she started, she had never been on a bike. Today she cycled on her own.

 

[Mrs M]

My little gardening "helper".

 

[postman]

Having to go to the Rock Inn at Georgeham for an emergency gardening beer.
There's only so much lawn edging a man can take!

 

[postman]

The chap in the diy shop.When he informed me,they had run out of guttering spray sealant.Oh i was disappointed.

 

[subaqua]

my boy ,who hadn't wanted to ride his bike since I got offed, but asked if he could ride with me to a saturday school event this morning.

 

[TVC]

@User

A small group of others know why.

 

[Levo-Lon]

The kids..for managing a 20 mile obstacle course and raising 2700 pounds

 

[winjim]

That's not evolution that's selective breeding.

It absolutely is evolution.

 

[winjim]

[QUOTE 4269488, member: 9609"]Evolution through selective breeding ! hmmm, I would think that is a great misuse of the word. Like most people I think of Evolution as a process of Natural Selection. The Wolf has evolved but a Labrador is a man made creation.[/QUOTE]
That's a very anthropocentric point of view. Think about it in terms of how the wolf's genes have modified their micro-environment (the dog) to suit the wider environment (in which humans exist). They have done such a good job that they have evolved the wolf into a creature that has very effectively domesticated us, we provide it with food, shelter, healthcare, everything it needs to survive and reproduce. Evolution in action.

 

[mickle]

It absolutely is evolution.

No. No it absolutely ain't.

 

[TVC]

That's a very anthropocentric point of view. Think about it in terms of how the wolf's genes have modified their micro-environment (the dog) to suit the wider environment (in which humans exist). They have done such a good job that they have evolved the wolf into a creature that has very effectively domesticated us, we provide it with food, shelter, healthcare, everything it needs to survive and reproduce. Evolution in action.

By that arguement you must also say the same for cows, pigs, sheep, chickens etc.