[QUOTE=Fox 5 San Diego]
Workers discovered the bones Thursday evening at a site behind the Zoo’s polar bear exhibit near state Route 163…
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Oh those stoner whales!
Hey, I’m still a Texan at heart. I know this is light-hearted fun but I don’t get it. Is the fact that peeps in CA care about natural history that is funny? I would think that 3 million years old artifacts would be interesting regardless of where on the planet they are found. I’m not trying to be a buzz-kill, really, but why wacky?
I guess I should have put the “wacky” part in quotes. My intended focus was on the discovery, which to me is very interesting.
There’s a history behind the use of the term “wacky”, which is pretty boring. I can, though, relate it if anyone actually cares.
Sorry for all the confusion.
My intended focus was that any place that is “behind the [fill in store/school/rec center name] and next to the [fill in highway name]” in most California suburbs inevitably will be where the local kids congregate to get stoned.