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brainpanhandler wrote:Thanks c2w. I'll look around, but isn't it generally a good idea to do that for the reader, just as a courtesy if nothing else? And isn't it especially important for Hugh, here?
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:Disney's 'Little Mermaid' series included in the 2008 episode a fat...gay...manatee...as henchman of the obligatory Evil Aspiring Woman.
Oh. And he has a key...around his neck...ouch the threat.

barracuda wrote:Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:Disney's 'Little Mermaid' series included in the 2008 episode a fat...gay...manatee...as henchman of the obligatory Evil Aspiring Woman.
Oh. And he has a key...around his neck...ouch the threat.
All manatees are fat. That is simply their nature. I suppose one could say that some manatees are fatter than others, but I doubt you will find too many that are morbidly obese, at least outside of a zoo.
And Benjamin the Manatee is actually a kindly sort of character in the film Ariel's Beginning. He has just fallen in with a bad crowd, and made some serious errors of judgement.![]()
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Far from being slow learners, manatees seem to be as adept at experimental tasks as dolphins ...
Zap wrote:I must come to the defense of the manatees.
Far from being slow eaters, manatees seem to be as adept at experimental tasks as morbidly obese dolphins ...
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:Disney's 'Little Mermaid' series included in the 2008 episode a fat...gay...manatee...as henchman of the obligatory Evil Aspiring Woman.
Oh. And he has a key...around his neck...ouch the threat.
nathan28 wrote:OMG, you just fell for HMWs's cleverly-set KEYWORD! meme management trap, PROVING he is right. How does it feel to false flag yourself?
compared2what? wrote:Language, please.
slow, obese and retarded
Also, if you boys can't play nicely, I'm turning the car around right now.
nathan28 wrote:compared2what? wrote:Language, please.
Of course it's important; that's why I followed Strunk & White.slow, obese and retarded
Also, if you boys can't play nicely, I'm turning the car around right now.
You would kidnap me?
No no, you're not alone.compared2what? wrote:I think I just might be the last surviving devotee of the serial comma. And I don't know why I love them so. I just do.
All Your You-As-I-Know-You Is Belong To Me already anyway, from my POV.
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