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Mmmnoo, but their cousins the Cuttlefish do! :}
So can certain octopi! But as for a legit rainbow lookin' deep critter, comb jellies are pretty neat. They make rainbow lights in order to move around. x} |
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<If you're talking about *my* head and screen -- I don't have organic parts. So no actual nerves. I do have sensors, though.> |
AHHH that creature is so cool, Mer! I'm gonna dive deep down and be their friend!!!
Sensors make more sense, Espy xD |
That would make a cool friend indeed. Rave jelly!
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I collect spare cats, just an FYI to y'all.
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Can you collect the ones that hang out in my backyard? I still have scars from one that bit me a few months ago.
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The deer should play with those cats
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Ancient sea creatures are mighty interesting!
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Aren't they? :D They're probably the closest to alien animals earth will know about. Like, the Nautilus, that has had little change in it's evolution, and the gulper eel is mega weird-lookin', also polychaete worms are pretty ancient I think.
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since the thread is tagged M I can tell that reminds me of that French movie, in which the rich guy has no movement below the neck and his poor caretaker/friend asks him about sex and then rich guy tells him he achieves pleasure by ear caressing
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The Intouchables?
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Yes!
There's an American version coming... sighs |
Sex is pretty much overrated anyway, but it'd piss me off if I needed someone to feed me whenever I crave pizza.
Also fantastic cuttlefish imagery. |
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Cuttlefish are breathtaking tbh. <x} hehe, get it? because they're deep underwater. |
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