List of Limoniine genera Puns

1. Cubaris sp. “Amber”
2. Cubaris sp. “Amber Firefly”
3. Cubaris sp. “Amber Firefly” (DCF)
4. Cubaris sp. “Amber Firefly” (LCF)
5. Cubaris sp. “Angry Monk”
6. Cubaris sp. “Blond Ducky”
7. Cubaris sp. “Blue Pigeon”
8. Cubaris sp. “Bumble Bee”
9. Cubaris sp. “Cappuccino”
10. Cubaris sp. “Caramel”
11. Cubaris sp. “Cave Ducky”
12. Cubaris sp. “Chiang Dao”
13. Cubaris sp. “Cliff Ducky”
14. Cubaris sp. “Copper”
15. Cubaris sp. “Crystal Clear”
16. Cubaris sp. “Emerald”
17. Cubaris sp. “Firefly”
18. Cubaris sp. “Giant Raichu”
19. Cubaris sp. “Green Laser”
20. Cubaris sp. “Orange Laser”
21. Cubaris sp. “Hong Tiger”
22. Cubaris sp. “Jupiter”
23. Cubaris sp. “Lan Saka”
24. Cubaris sp. “Latte”
25. Cubaris sp. “Lemon Blue”
26. Cubaris sp. “Miyako”
27. Cubaris sp. “Opal”
28. Cubaris sp. “Pak Chong”
29. Cubaris sp. “Panda King”
30. Cubaris sp. “Panda King” (Red)
31. Cubaris sp. “Piggy”
32. Cubaris sp. “Platin”
33. Cubaris sp. “Quartz”
34. Cubaris sp. “Quartz” (Diamond back)
35. Cubaris sp. “Red Pak Chong”
36. Cubaris sp. “Rubber Ducky”
37. Cubaris sp. ‘’Rubber Bee’’
38. Cubaris sp. “Rusty”
39. Cubaris sp. “Silver Tiger”
40. Cubaris sp. “Storm Trooper”
41. Cubaris sp. “Toffee”
42. Cubaris sp. “White King”
43. Cubaris sp. “White Shark”
44. Cubaris sp. “White Ducky”
45. Cubaris sp. “White Ducky” (Golden Body)
46. Cubaris sp. “White Tiger”
47. Cubaris sp. “Yellow Dust”
48. Isopoda sp. “Spiny Hedgehog”
49. Isopoda sp. “Shiny Gator”
50. Merulanella bicolorata “Yellow Panda”
51. Merulanella sp. “Ember Bee”
52. Merulanella sp. “Red Antenna”
53. Merulanella sp. “Tricolor”
54. Armadillidium sp. “Gestroi”
55. Armadillidium sp. “Marbleized”
56. Armadillidium sp. “Platinum”
57. Armadillidium maculatum “Zebra”
58. Armadillidium nasatum “Peach”
59. Armadillidiidae sp. “Round Tail”
60. Armadillidiidae sp. “Brown”
61. Porcellio scaber “Lava”
62. Porcellio scaber “Orange”
63. Porcellio laevis “Dairy Cow”
64. Porcellio laevis “Orange”
65. Porcellio hoffmannseggii
66. Porcellio expansus
67. Porcellio expansus “Orange”
68. Porcellio haasi “High Yellow”
69. Porcellio magnificus
70. Porcellio ornatus “High Yellow”
71. Porcellio sp. “Sevilla”
72. Porcellio sp. “Sevilla Caramel”
73. Porcellionides pruinosus “Powder Blue”
74. Porcellionides pruinosus ‘’Powder Orange’’
75. Porcellionides pruinosus ‘’White Out’’
76. Porcellionides pruinosus ‘’Oreo Crumble’’
77. Porcellionides pruinosus ‘’Red Koi’’
78. Venezillo sp. ‘’Black Bear’’
79. Venezillo sp. ‘’Big Bear’’
80. Venezillo sp. ‘’Honey Bear’’

Hey fellow Maidiacs, I’m new to Band-Maid but not to the outstanding musical scene of Japan. Been an active listener of Far East artists since the Visual Kei band explosion (and implosion) of the 90’s and beyond

I’ve really gotten into, enjoyed and purchased nearly all of Band-Maids discography to date and have been wondering, what specific genera of music would you categorize Band-Maid as? I know we could easily say “heavy metal” or “j-rock” but those are broad. Would they fall into…

Alternative Idol?

Anisong?

Kawaii Metal?

Visual Kei?

So, I ask of you all, if you had to label B-M with a specific genera of music stylings what would it be listed as?

Edit: the generas listed above are not my personal considerations for their style of music, just references to other styles that are closely related. Thank you

Allosaurus

Ankylosaurus

Apatosaurus

Baryonyx

Brachiosaurus

Callovosaurus

Camarasaurus

Carnotaurus

Cearadactylus

Ceratosaurus

Coelurus

Compsognathus

Corythosaurus

Deinonychus

Dilophosaurus

Dimorphodon

Dryosaurus

Euoplocephalus

Gallimimus

Hadrosaurus

>!Homo!<

Indominus

Indoraptor

Maiasaura

Mamenchisaurus

Microceratus

Mosasaurus

Mussaurus

Nanosaurus

Nasutoceratops

Ornitholestes

Pachycephalosaurus

Parasaurolophus

Procompsognathus

Pteranodon

Sinoceratops

Spinosaurus

Stegosaurus

Triceratops

Tyrannosaurus

I have been on a soul kick this last few days. Just going on shuffle with Itunes. They are singing clearly about things that are heartbreaking and motivational at the same time. While this was a predominantly black music at the time, they have absolutely no shortage of pain to pull from. As this generation was touched directly by the pain of slavery. `These songs are DEEP they have more meaning than on the surface. They have gravity.

The Supremes, Jackie Wilson, Temptations, Lou Rawls. There are some great bands, MOST of them are amazing.

The singing in general is just so deep and full of richness but still every emphasized note has a rasp that tells its own story. The vocals are just better. Production, sound, lyrics, just all better.

I am sure this sub will be divided on this. Some will say " of course idiot ", some with descent with my opinion. I am curious to see what the numbers are.

If you do disagree, I challenge you to put your music app on shuffle for the 60s soul, and really listen.

I'm sorry if my question is malformed or nonsensical. What I'm really wondering is, if like, say, dolphins and sharks, these two sorts of animals lived around one another, in the same time period, and interacted with one another in competition for the same niches, through predation, anything. I'm not a biologist or really familiar with science so if I need to rephrase this or if it makes no sense, let me know.

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If you start to like the genre you are listening to, the music will automatically change to your least favorite. If you like all music it will change to static. The talk shows are about boring things like neck ties, and tissue brands. Boring stuff like that

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I am familiar with the process from forestry management to make a heck of a lot of quick firewood, but was wondering if the same practice could apply to an old overgrown plum tree we have. Couldn't we essentially graft a peach into the stool and trim away the plum shoots that come up? Is this even possible?