By "a guy" you mean "myself", right?GONNAFISTYA wrote:I knew a guy who fucked a squid once.
It was the most disgusting thing I ever watched.
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Oh boy I bet that octopus' bigger brother could whip that great white shark but good.
And I'm not even mentioning what their uncle the Giant Squid could do to him. Hell...he'd bang all their heads together while comfortably eating a cheese sandwich and gobbing on extra mayo with every bite. A big fat squid with back hair. Mean motherfucker I tell you.
And I'm not even mentioning what their uncle the Giant Squid could do to him. Hell...he'd bang all their heads together while comfortably eating a cheese sandwich and gobbing on extra mayo with every bite. A big fat squid with back hair. Mean motherfucker I tell you.
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http://individual.utoronto.ca/mdaar/disturb/d1.htmlGONNAFISTYA wrote:I knew a guy who fucked a squid once.
It was the most disgusting thing I ever watched.
http://individual.utoronto.ca/mdaar/disturb/d2.html
And here I thought I was talking out of my ass. :icon26:R00k wrote:If you turn a shark upside down, it actually puts it into a trance-like state where it doesn't move. You've probably seen the show on the Discovery channel about a guy who does it.
And most sharks do need to keep moving in order to stay alive, but there are a few exceptions. The nurse shark (as an example) is actually a member of the ray family, and it spends a lot of time lying still under ledges. But most sharks can't breathe without water passing through their gills, which means they have to stay moving.
that must mean you're gay !Transient wrote:And here I thought I was talking out of my ass. :icon26:R00k wrote:If you turn a shark upside down, it actually puts it into a trance-like state where it doesn't move. You've probably seen the show on the Discovery channel about a guy who does it.
And most sharks do need to keep moving in order to stay alive, but there are a few exceptions. The nurse shark (as an example) is actually a member of the ray family, and it spends a lot of time lying still under ledges. But most sharks can't breathe without water passing through their gills, which means they have to stay moving.
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Cool.
I wanna see those insanly large octos that take the biggest whales etc.. Not those commonly thought of as giant, but most likely the biggest and most dangerous predators on the planet. They have some kind large bone hooks at the end of their arms that they use to hold on to the whales or big sharks and whatever else is big enough for their attention. And they're bigger than the blue whale even. Show me those images!
I wanna see those insanly large octos that take the biggest whales etc.. Not those commonly thought of as giant, but most likely the biggest and most dangerous predators on the planet. They have some kind large bone hooks at the end of their arms that they use to hold on to the whales or big sharks and whatever else is big enough for their attention. And they're bigger than the blue whale even. Show me those images!
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If i had no moral scruples, and it was possible to do so, I would love to arrange the following situation.
Take a large and powerful shark and starve it to the point where it is extremely hungry, but has not lost any significant amount of strength.
Do the same to a huge and powerful tiger.
Now for the arena:
A seven metre by seven metre glass cube, in which there is an amount of water. The water is deep enough that the shark can survive and swim reasonably, and shallow enough that the tiger can move without too much hassle.
Videotape the thing from as many angles as possible, with theatre quality lighting.
btw if you haven't read "Life of Pi", do so at some point in your life
Take a large and powerful shark and starve it to the point where it is extremely hungry, but has not lost any significant amount of strength.
Do the same to a huge and powerful tiger.
Now for the arena:
A seven metre by seven metre glass cube, in which there is an amount of water. The water is deep enough that the shark can survive and swim reasonably, and shallow enough that the tiger can move without too much hassle.
Videotape the thing from as many angles as possible, with theatre quality lighting.
btw if you haven't read "Life of Pi", do so at some point in your life
Hmm, perhaps further research is needed to find out whether the tiger's fighting ablities will be in any way altered by the salt water - and if the octopus can survive in sweet water if this is the case.
On all other fronts, class idea. I look forward to seeing it on pay per view.
On all other fronts, class idea. I look forward to seeing it on pay per view.
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Is it common for tigers to have their tongue out while fighting or hunting? I don't see how a shark can be precise enough to get into the mouth of a tiger and rip it's tongue outbitWISE wrote:All the shark has to do is rip out it's tongue.
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Sharks are always hungry.[xeno]Julios wrote:If i had no moral scruples, and it was possible to do so, I would love to arrange the following situation.
Take a large and powerful shark and starve it to the point where it is extremely hungry, but has not lost any significant amount of strength.
Do the same to a huge and powerful tiger.
Now for the arena:
A seven metre by seven metre glass cube, in which there is an amount of water. The water is deep enough that the shark can survive and swim reasonably, and shallow enough that the tiger can move without too much hassle.
Videotape the thing from as many angles as possible, with theatre quality lighting.
btw if you haven't read "Life of Pi", do so at some point in your life