If you don't get it immediately: Selenicereus is pronounced Seh-LEEN-ih-SER-ee-us. "Dion" is pronounced "DEE-on."
If it still doesn't make sense, do a Google search for "near, far, wherever you are."
If it still doesn't make sense after that, well, it wasn't a very good joke anyway, so don't worry about it.
Haha, pretty funny mr_s!
ReplyDeleteYay! I got it without any of the hints!!
ReplyDelete...that's more "AAAAAAHcactus." I don't know why, but that lady scares me.
ReplyDeleteHaha, were you by chance bored today? Great plant though!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Kenneth Moore. She's a coan-teen or something.
ReplyDeleteNo wai there is a plant named like that by chance.
ReplyDeleteKenneth Moore:
ReplyDeleteMe too, a little bit. But you know how it is. You make jokes with the internationally famous Canadian superstars you have, not the internationally famous Canadian superstars you want.
Tom:
Well, technically, yes, but the reason it happened was less because I was bored and more because I'd had the idea for about a week and I finally got enough time to do it.
Zeï:
No, though there are new species being named all the time. It could happen.
A Selenicerius dion walks into a bar.
ReplyDeleteThe bartender asks, "Why the long face?"
LOLPlants could open up a whole new genre of plant humor. Well done, sir!
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