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Start at page one, and don't drink while reading. (Soda went up my nose. lol)You make me laugh... that's a good thing, right?
I was trying not to explain to hubby but I was laughing hysterically. He had to wait for 15 minutes, before I could explain it. After that time, all I need to say is "that post again" when I'm laughing, and he gets this look somewhere between amused and "what has she gotten herself into now?"
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Sure now you're trying to credit that you really didn't have anything to do with.
I told you to post the pic of the slug subliminally. Well done my good and faithful servant!
Silence! The Sirk has spoken.
Now that's not what you said. YOU said you CREATED the slug.
Now for the $64,000 question,where does that slug live?
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Now that's not what you said. YOU said you CREATED the slug.
Now for the $64,000 question,where does that slug live?
The slug lives in an environment that is free from salt...otherwise it would die silly....and furthermore....if I didn't create it...how could you have taken a picture of it and posted it like I wanted you too? So....the real 64,000 dollar question is.....how do you feel now that I have rendered your insolence null and void?
Silence! The Sirk has spoken.
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I wish I could change my user name to...The Sirk. It has a nice ring to it and certainly feels authoritative and commands a lot of respect when I wield it around here.
Houston we have a problem.
That is a SEA SLUG.
This is the Felimare californiensis, a sea slug with the University of California colors,
Sea slug is a common name which is applied to some marine invertebrates that more or less resemble terrestrial slugs. Most creatures known as sea slugs are actually slugs, i.e. they are sea snails (marine gastropod mollusks) that over evolutionary time have lost their shells, or have a greatly reduced shell or an internal shell. The name "sea slug" is most often applied to nudibranchs, as well as to a paraphyletic set of other marine gastropods without obvious shells.[SUP][1][/SUP]
The phrase "sea slug" is, however, also sometimes applied to taxa in other phyla, such as the sea cucumbers, which are not mollusks but echinoderms. Although the other animals sometimes called "sea slugs" are not gastropods, they are nonetheless soft-bodied, and their overall shape is slug-like.
Sea slug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So if you really had created it you would know that.
(Doesn't even know the environment it's suppose to live in.)
Sorry the insolence is alive and kicking.
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Houston we have a problem.
That is a SEA SLUG.
This is the Felimare californiensis, a sea slug with the University of California colors,
Sea slug is a common name which is applied to some marine invertebrates that more or less resemble terrestrial slugs. Most creatures known as sea slugs are actually slugs, i.e. they are sea snails (marine gastropod mollusks) that over evolutionary time have lost their shells, or have a greatly reduced shell or an internal shell. The name "sea slug" is most often applied to nudibranchs, as well as to a paraphyletic set of other marine gastropods without obvious shells.[SUP][1][/SUP]
The phrase "sea slug" is, however, also sometimes applied to taxa in other phyla, such as the sea cucumbers, which are not mollusks but echinoderms. Although the other animals sometimes called "sea slugs" are not gastropods, they are nonetheless soft-bodied, and their overall shape is slug-like.
Sea slug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So if you really had created it you would know that.
(Doesn't even know the environment it's suppose to live in.)
Sorry the insolence is alive and kicking.
Silence! This is all blasphemy! Wikipedia is all a lie straight from the evil ones mouth!
Would the encyclopedia Britannica be better? How about Sea World? How about the Shedd aquarium?
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Would the encyclopedia Britannica be better? How about Sea World? How about the Shedd aquarium?
Peddling your worldly books is a sin...how many have you led astray with your false teachings?
Sea World and the Shedd Aquarium are books now? Since when? (I know the Shedd Aquarium is an Aquarium been there. Seen itself with my very own two little eyes.)
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Sea World and the Shedd Aquarium are books now? Since when? (I know the Shedd Aquarium is an Aquarium been there. Seen itself with my very own two little eyes.)
I can have no fellowship with darkness....how would I know?
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You can't look at fish or other marine life?
Just not lies about it. I am The Sirk and can have no fellowship with lying or nickelback.
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Silence,silence,silence,silence,silence,silence, Did you want some more?
I answer many questions....just like I have answered yours....it is a sin to selfishly capitalize on all of The Sirks time and goodwill for yourself. You must let others come to the fountain of knowledge.