
I'd imagine living in his mouth would be quite comfy, as long as he didn't eat me and I could sort of...hide in a gill while he was eating.
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and what about mains electricty and plumbing?
These things have to be considered when living in a marine critter
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Sat 8 Mar 2008, 0:01,
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These things have to be considered when living in a marine critter

sounds rather a recipie for disaster :)
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Sat 8 Mar 2008, 0:04,
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you're right, but you see, I don't consider fish in my housing needs, what I think about is how many tins of tomato soup I can stack on top of other tins of tomato soup and to what height I can reach, additionally, I have to ponder the time dilation between the highest point of the tower of soup and the base of this mighty tower thus leading to a situation where the soup at the bottom is out of date before the soup at the top, this will of course mean that I have a slow creep of out of date soup into the upper atmosphere.
The consequences of this are not yet fully understood.
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The consequences of this are not yet fully understood.

I wouldnt imagine sharks to be understanding as far as late rent is concerned
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Sat 8 Mar 2008, 0:03,
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Sharks are lovely, they're just misunderstood. Imagine what chickens think of us?
Leopard sharks like me.
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Leopard sharks like me.

to tempt you closer for a feeding frenzy.
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Sat 8 Mar 2008, 0:07,
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They are my babies. I love them almost as much as crocodiles and xenomorphs. Oh, and bears.
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I'm sure everyone else thinks these sorts of things.
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