There's some kind of very fast, freeswiming worm in my aquarium

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Pet Island > There's some kind of very fast, freeswiming worm in my aquarium

KlavoHunter: Aug 4, 2006; "Intelligence indicates that our enemy is using giant cathedral ships. Research divison reports that we can adapt this technology for our use. Begin researching giant cathedral ships immediately."

graft the worm onto where your penis once was

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KlavoHunter: Aug 4, 2006; "Intelligence indicates that our enemy is using giant cathedral ships. Research divison reports that we can adapt this technology for our use. Begin researching giant cathedral ships immediately."

Bugs turning in to other bugs blows my mind. How did that even come about. Was it like 2 bugs that accidentally evolved too close?

Scientists think it's because of all the creatures that just randomly blow their load in the water to find eggs to fertilize.

# ¿ Sep 17, 2014 02:07

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