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And was it wonderful?

*longing sigh*

 

yarrr, very much

 

 

 

Just found un rather mahoosivey 7 legged spidy

7? There's a story there

A swashbuckling tale of the renegade spirate on the trail of his missing wooden leg

 

 

ooooh, this sounds like something to be heard

 

 

The spider-feeding habit presents problems in mating, and little is known about how the males court females to avoid being eaten.

 

 

... I want to know this story

 

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awwwww...

 

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mmmmm poppies

I gotted into both unis

 

Wooooooooooooooooo

 

*screams at the top and bottom and sides and somewhere in the middle of lungs*

 

>.> There are ten segments in each lung

 

 

 

The spider-feeding habit presents problems in mating, and little is known about how the males court females to avoid being eaten.

... I want to know this story

>.>

 

However, some male mimetids in the genus Gelanor, found in South America, have enormously long appendages which they use to inseminate females.

 

 

*screams at the top and bottom and sides and somewhere in the middle of lungs*

>.> There are ten segments in each lung

What are they?

 

...

 

The mention of segments makes me wanna chocolate orange :myrddraal:

Oh, hello strangersawr :)

 

Path will do that to a man... But yay, good evening :happy:

 

 

 

 

The spider-feeding habit presents problems in mating, and little is known about how the males court females to avoid being eaten.

... I want to know this story

>.>

 

However, some male mimetids in the genus Gelanor, found in South America, have enormously long appendages which they use to inseminate females.

 

 

... I don't know what you think about my course, but I've seen worse

 

 

*screams at the top and bottom and sides and somewhere in the middle of lungs*

>.> There are ten segments in each lung

What are they?

 

...

 

The mention of segments makes me wanna chocolate orange :myrddraal:

 

we haven't learnt yet, the lecturer just mentioned it as a passing comment, apparently instead of taking out the entire lung, they'll just take our the smaller segments if they need to

 

 

 

 

 

The spider-feeding habit presents problems in mating, and little is known about how the males court females to avoid being eaten.

... I want to know this story
>.>

 

However, some male mimetids in the genus Gelanor, found in South America, have enormously long appendages which they use to inseminate females.

... I don't know what you think about my course, but I've seen worse

Seen worse? >.>

 

 

But yesh I can believe it

 

 

 

 

 

The spider-feeding habit presents problems in mating, and little is known about how the males court females to avoid being eaten.

... I want to know this story
>.>

 

However, some male mimetids in the genus Gelanor, found in South America, have enormously long appendages which they use to inseminate females.

... I don't know what you think about my course, but I've seen worse

Seen worse? >.>

 

 

But yesh I can believe it

 

 

ummmm... if I tell you you'll want to google it

Oh yeah last night I dreamt invisible dinosaurs were eating everybody

 

That is... interesting

 

*stows away plans*

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