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JessaJ223
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Wednesday 5/16/12 - 6:44:43 PM EST (GMT-5)
I don't THINK so..
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Wednesday 5/16/12 - 6:45:38 PM EST (GMT-5)
I would assume so , yes.
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Wednesday 5/16/12 - 6:52:44 PM EST (GMT-5)
The one one the left - yes.
She has hair and breasts to feed milk to her young.
The one on the right - could be, might not be, can't be sure.
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Wednesday 5/16/12 - 7:07:23 PM EST (GMT-5)
Hooray for more comments than actual answers!!!
While it lasts |
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Wednesday 5/16/12 - 8:55:52 PM EST (GMT-5)
As soon as I find one, I'll let you know.
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CocoCow
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Wednesday 5/16/12 - 9:49:45 PM EST (GMT-5)
I don't think baby mermaids comes out of there fish holes...
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BrandonGuy56
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Wednesday 5/16/12 - 9:56:11 PM EST (GMT-5)
There's no such thing as mermaids.
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YellowStar
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Thursday 5/17/12 - 6:55:33 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Wednesday 5/16/12 - 9:56:11 PM BrandonGuy56 wrote:
There's no such thing as mermaids. |
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OhBaby
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Thursday 5/17/12 - 4:08:41 PM EST (GMT-5)
On Wednesday 5/16/12 - 9:56:11 PM BrandonGuy56 wrote:
There's no such thing as mermaids. |
Duhhhh |
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Ramones99
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Thursday 5/17/12 - 4:23:54 PM EST (GMT-5)
On Wednesday 5/16/12 - 6:52:44 PM Wanderer wrote:
The one one the left - yes. She has hair and breasts to feed milk to her young. The one on the right - could be, might not be, can't be sure. |
Well, I know that the mammary glands are in the breasts so, therefore if she has them she must be a mammal? |
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Thursday 5/17/12 - 4:27:20 PM EST (GMT-5)
Without an original, long-form birth certificate, how can we be sure?
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lmjnaruto12
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Thursday 5/17/12 - 5:53:50 PM EST (GMT-5)
On Wednesday 5/16/12 - 6:45:38 PM habs wrote:
I would assume so , yes. |
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Thursday 5/17/12 - 7:05:38 PM EST (GMT-5)
I think they lay eggs. I'm assuming the breasts are a result of the mutation which created the mermaid in the first place.
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Thursday 5/17/12 - 7:06:29 PM EST (GMT-5)
On Thursday 5/17/12 - 4:27:20 PM IRLIteach wrote:
Without an original, long-form birth certificate, how can we be sure? |
Are you suggesting that Pacific and Indian mermaids may be different - dare I say it - class? |
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ladiesfirst9
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Thursday 5/17/12 - 10:28:32 PM EST (GMT-5)
I think they are in the same categories as dragons and unicrons right ? : )
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Thursday 5/17/12 - 11:21:40 PM EST (GMT-5)
No. Mammals can't breathe under water.
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Friday 5/18/12 - 11:05:28 AM EST (GMT-5)
If mermaids breathe underwater, why do they live on rocks? The breasts must be air sacs.
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Friday 5/18/12 - 5:14:59 PM EST (GMT-5)
On Thursday 5/17/12 - 10:28:32 PM ladiesfirst9 wrote:
I think they are in the same categories as dragons and unicrons right ? : ) |
Unicorns are clearly mammals, and I'd venture that dragons are reptiles!
Mermaids have been shown breathing underwater, and above water. It's so confusing!
And sure they probably have mammary glands, but do they give live birth? Or do they belong in the echidna/platypus category? |
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Friday 5/18/12 - 5:15:36 PM EST (GMT-5)
Maybe they're some sort of mutant lungfish?
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Friday 5/18/12 - 5:20:39 PM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 5/18/12 - 5:15:36 PM cpayne wrote:
Maybe they're some sort of mutant lungfish? |
Well, when I think about the most important aspect of being a mermaid - or apparently a lungfish - the relevant question is "is it sexy?". If the answer is yes, I'm pretty sure it can't be a lungfish. And if the answer is no, then I'm pretty sure it can't be a mermaid.
Basically, mermaids and lungfish definitely in two mutually exclusive categories based just on sexiness. |
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Friday 5/18/12 - 6:27:33 PM EST (GMT-5)
Upon deep contemplation, I find that you are quite correct here.
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Dopehed
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Saturday 5/19/12 - 2:10:42 PM EST (GMT-5)
They're sea mammals
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Saturday 5/19/12 - 2:29:59 PM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 5/18/12 - 5:14:59 PM cpayne wrote:
Mermaids have been shown breathing underwater, and above water. |
Sounds amphibian to me.
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Saturday 5/19/12 - 2:37:34 PM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 5/18/12 - 5:14:59 PM cpayne wrote:
Mermaids have been shown breathing underwater, and above water. |
On Saturday 5/19/12 - 2:29:59 PM travbowman wrote:
Sounds amphibian to me. |
Could be. Don't they sometimes undergo metamorphosis and lose the tail/gain some legs? |
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8 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Saturday 5/19/12 - 2:38:20 PM EST (GMT-5)
do they have nipples?
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