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What looks like a Octopus... One possible answer is a Welwitschia (well-witch-ee-a) which is a plant of remarkably bizarre habits and survives in very harsh localities where the annual rainfall is often less that 25 mm and where the coastal fog is equivalent to about further 50 mm. The Welwitschia's oldest living specimens are estimated at 1500 to 2000 years is capable of surviving severe conditions of stress. Most of the observations are done on the Welwitschia Fläche, a desert plain, about 50 km east of Swakopmund and east of the confluence of the Khan and Swakop rivers.......... Thanks to Google..
Question... When is it time to get a new puter...
1) when your 5 1/4" floppy drive craps out?
2) when a single game of tetris fills your entire 10MB hard drive?
3) when your kid says "hey dad" how come this monitor isn't in colour?
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