A curious phenomena having to do with butterflies.
 

If you see a butterfly, point your finger at it like a gun and say bang. The butterfly will noticeably change its flight trajectory.
I noticed a few years ago that when I "shot" a butterfly with my "airgun" it would play along. I have been doing it to every butterfly I see since then and it happens virtually every single time. Does the mystery of the occurrence outweigh the romantic delight? Try it and see.

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I've also noted that the butterfly can only be shot once before ignoring extraneous shots. Also if the butterfly doesn't respond to the first shot increase the caliber and fire a few more and it should go.

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What if butterfly is kill on first shot... Wow... You monster...

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Also I like this poll cause u can vote for all 3 which is just as good as voting for nothing so yay

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On an unrelated note, that reminded me of this http://emilydamstra.com/news/please-...d-butterflies/

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how did i kno this was a travis flesher thread

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I'd rather be stuck in a room playing the party is starting on never ending repeat 'till my arms fall off.

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Well it's good to know that the butterfly still-life art scene is thriving despite their ongoing difficulties with lepidoptera poaching taxidermists. Thanks AutotelicBrown.

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this is a great thread im gonna use it to get 5 posts

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hahahaha jk i would never do something like that

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grats on 5 posts

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u knowot i wish i was lucky enough to reget my 5th ever postyourrrerye

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butterflies if they were to manifest n such into human beings and they *had* the ability to post on ffr forums they might end up double posting initially cause they still don't know the rules and are in the developmental process of people logic

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i mean im not a butterfly im just plain wreckless

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Some sort of imagination driven thing, imperceptible to people but not butterflies, is probably taking place, and the butterflies are so woke that they respond with a nonimaginary response as a form of communication.

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I like this poll because it has an option other than Yes or No

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It is in theory then not so out of the relm of speculation or implication that these humble creatures for a great many generations have sought to warn us of interdemensional chaos unfolding right underneath our noses - particle collision was not an effort of the scientific community to learn more, in fact, they already had the knowledge long before the modern age had evolved!$

edit: bro im eatn a meatbal sub nit is good as fuc

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Why are the hadrons at CERN of such importance, Blue? Are the coats driven by chaos or law?

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by chaos *disguised* as law

Re: -Blue7- (CERN technicians)
 

Whoa. Hmm yeah, exactly what a chaos malefactor would do.
The wingbeats of the queen butterfly, in her omnispectral divinity, make subtle turbulence from afar, influencing the behavior of our species.
To what end? I intuit that it's ironically and arbitrarily irrelevant. Maybe to propagate caterpillars. Maybe an era of genomagick/butterfly symbiosis will tell.
Also my ultraviolet airgun skill is increasing. Even the stubborn brown birds are starting to make quick obliques when airshot.