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Fisticuffs posted:That is fascinating; I didn't know squid could have badass hooks. See, I know you have it in you. You just need to share it with the rest of us. You will come back a better and stronger poster from this misstep, like when Jordan tried to play baseball(lmao baldy). Pick is a Bo Jackson imo, she can post however she wants
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Pick posted:i own a humboldt squid beak humboldt bragger
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AriadneThread posted:Imagine if squid could fly
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AriadneThread posted:Imagine if squid could fly http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_flying_squid
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homboldt squid have literally ripped people to pieces and eaten their flesh. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Fkl312lldQ
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if you aren't posting what you want, where you want, why are you even posting.
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AriadneThread posted:Imagine if squid could fly That's be cool. those little translucent squids, jetting through the air, eating mosquitos and stuff? That'd be great
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Daikatana Ritsu posted:if you aren't posting what you want, where you want, why are you even posting. you are a wise man
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Pick posted:homboldt squid have literally ripped people to pieces and eaten their flesh. This is literally a horror movie.
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Pick posted:homboldt squid have literally ripped people to pieces and eaten their flesh. When you fish for them we use full rain suits and goggles because they are capable of squirting ink at your eyes. I've heard they are pretty fun to catch but can be down right dangerous to handle bringing on board. Also milk breaks down ammonia in shark meat I wonder it works on giant squid.
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a girl gave me a massage today. jelly?
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Yeah. I got stuck in a snow bank on Tuesday and spent like 2 hours pushing my car to where it could get some traction(maybe 4 or 5 feet? 10?). Yesterday I was more sore than I have ever been in my life. I am still very sore today. I don't know if a massage would help any though, I may still be too tender.
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how much did you pay for it?
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my pain was payment enonugh
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So is this still a lady thread? I'm waiting for my Jeopardy qualifying test and got some time to kill. I picked up a super expensive tube of Ko Gen Doh at Sephora thinking it would make me look like Britta from Community but instead I looked like I threw my face into a stack of flour yaya.
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Pick posted:i own a humboldt squid beak Are there any random animal parts you don't own?
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ALL-PRO SEXMAN posted:Are there any random animal parts you don't own? I know a guy who buys/sells taxidermy for a living. I have a certain amount of money set aside for if he finds me anything legal made of okapi.
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pick has an illegal collection of poached ivory
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Torka posted:pick has an illegal collection of poached ivory I have a legally tagged pre-convention walrus tusk and a large piece of mammoth ivory. Elephant ivory is wrong, there's too much risk it's recent and funding poaching. Not much poaching of mammoth though. e: and hippo ivory and warthog "ivory"
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Pick posted:I have a legally tagged pre-convention walrus tusk and a large piece of mammoth ivory. Elephant ivory is wrong, there's too much risk it's recent and funding poaching. Not much poaching of mammoth though. Congratulations on supporting the Paleo-Indians' war against Gaia, you carnist.
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Pick posted:I have a legally tagged pre-convention walrus tusk and a large piece of mammoth ivory. Elephant ivory is wrong, there's too much risk it's recent and funding poaching. Not much poaching of mammoth though. Pick I need you to stop posting because I'm getting real jealous of your exciting and exotic life at this point ----------------
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Catching up, Good Morning, Ladythread! Squids taste yummy but if you let them overcook they are very chewy. I like to let my ladybits run the gamut, I started trimming them because I don't like dealing with them. Mr.Kitty could care less and is always surprised. I also do not like birds. I am standing the most BORING watch today as a direct result of my "I think I'm in trouble" meeting yesterday. E: Also, I want a taxidermy. Not sure of what, but if they make capybara, probably that. poopkitty fucked around with this message at 02:34 on Jan 9, 2014 |
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from now on on forms where i have to say what i do i'm gonna say "mammoth poacher"
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pick is collecting animal parts like soren bowie did to build the ultimate super animal hellbent on man-struction
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WIKIPEDIA: THE FREE ENCYCLOPEDIA. Illustration by Billy, age 9.
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poopkitty posted:Catching up, Good Morning, Ladythread! So you're saying you were in trouble after all 
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GrrrlSweatshirt posted:Pick I need you to stop posting because I'm getting real jealous of your exciting and exotic life at this point I get to say, "Hey, you want to come back to my place and see my platypus?  " to men and then friendzone them with a dead monotreme.
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i see that putty read cracked at some point
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Pick posted:friendzone them with a dead monotreme. that happens to every guy at some point, it's just a part of growing up
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I think it's impossible not to have read Cracked at some point.
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Cracked can be a good jumping-off point for finding out about things you should research yourself.
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Pick posted:I have a legally tagged pre-convention walrus tusk and a large piece of mammoth ivory. Elephant ivory is wrong, there's too much risk it's recent and funding poaching. Not much poaching of mammoth though. One day I hope I'm wealthy enough to have a big mammoth tusk on my mantelpiece. I saw one that was a few feet long online but it was like $10,000 
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i want to buy a taxidermy alligator head off etsy but, like, how likely is it that all of those gators were poached and/or would never be let through customs because they've been terribly, terribly done? i would say: extremely
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bathroom sounds posted:omg omg omg. Ha ha ripoff. I've seen them for $2K. e: this one is $3,200, which is a lot for its size but it's really nicely done. 
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haha Khamsek i forgot all about that person
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Fruity Gordo posted:i want to buy a taxidermy alligator head off etsy but, like, how likely is it that all of those gators were poached and/or would never be let through customs because they've been terribly, terribly done? i would say: extremely The reason there are so many alligator heads on eBay is that they're farmed gators. They used to just throw the heads away (they're not usable for purses and stuff). It's the same reason you can find fox faces on eBay. Fur scrap, unusable.
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