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FR
at Fri Jul 6 18:53:45 2012 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]
Its your base concept thats weak, you keep wanting to make exceptions. That, it could be this or that type of thing. Consider, every dang thing you see, could be something else. Well it could be.
The reason was explained in my post. Allowing certain individuals to stay in close proxsimity and not others means there is a choice and means there's a reason why they allow some individuals and not others. Same species or different species.
That BOND, whatever it is, is what allows that individual to be near and on a repeated basis to another individual. The problem is, you insert your often out of context difination of "bond" in an area, you have never defined. You have not defined the connection or the degree of bonding.
So I will put the question to you. What do you call the connection that allows individuals to be allowed into close proxsimity to other individuals, same species or not, all the while NOT allowing other individuals to be in close proxsimity, of those same species????
Then I would ask, what is the connection between individual sparrows in a flock, or fish in a school. Or cows in a herd, When there are lots of schools, flocks, and herds. Why don't they just simply join another grouping? What keeps your wife coming home???????????oh I know that one, money right?
I could ask you questions all day, but I am afraid your answers would be, it could be something else. hahahahahahaha
So why are snakes territorial, when there are always other snakes in that same territory? Why do they have all manner of scent glands and sensing organs? Oh well to many questions Thanks
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- The subject of bonding - FR, Thu Jul 5 18:00:37 2012

- RE: The subject of bonding - GerardS, Thu Jul 5 18:18:58 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - pyromaniac, Thu Jul 5 18:20:09 2012
- Would love to see some proof!!! - Nobody, Thu Jul 5 19:49:41 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - lucy47, Thu Jul 5 21:01:43 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - joecop, Thu Jul 5 22:17:43 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - daveb, Fri Jul 6 10:44:40 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - FR, Fri Jul 6 11:14:41 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - markg, Fri Jul 6 12:58:45 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - VICtort, Fri Jul 6 13:45:09 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - Bluerosy, Fri Jul 6 14:17:27 2012

- RE: The subject of bonding - jr56, Fri Jul 6 14:52:32 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - GerardS, Fri Jul 6 16:24:13 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - DMong, Fri Jul 6 16:35:31 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - FR, Fri Jul 6 18:36:49 2012
RE: The subject of bonding - FR, Fri Jul 6 18:53:45 2012
- RE: Would love to see some proof!!! - FR, Sat Jul 7 12:03:18 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - FR, Sat Jul 7 12:29:09 2012
- RE: Would love to see some proof!!! - Nobody, Sat Jul 7 12:33:52 2012
- RE: Would love to see some proof!!! - FR, Sat Jul 7 14:44:41 2012
- RE: Would love to see some proof!!! - Nobody, Sat Jul 7 16:19:05 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - FR, Sat Jul 7 16:47:22 2012
- RE: Would love to see some proof!!! - FR, Sat Jul 7 16:50:27 2012
- RE: Would love to see some proof!!! - Nobody, Sat Jul 7 22:21:12 2012
- RE: Would love to see some proof!!! - Jlassiter, Sat Jul 7 22:33:09 2012
- RE: Would love to see some proof!!! - Nobody, Sat Jul 7 23:16:46 2012
- RE: Would love to see some proof!!! - Jlassiter, Sat Jul 7 23:24:28 2012
- RE: Would love to see some proof!!! - Nobody, Sun Jul 8 09:22:33 2012
- you mean........ - DMong, Sun Jul 8 11:38:00 2012
- RE: you mean........ - Nobody, Sun Jul 8 12:52:38 2012
- RE: you mean........ - DMong, Sun Jul 8 13:33:24 2012
- RE: you mean........ - FR, Mon Jul 9 08:44:35 2012
- RE: The subject of bonding - daveb, Mon Jul 9 14:22:21 2012
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