Unusual Animals as Pets
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Sure was lost on me, I'm here thinking of some sort of psychedelic caterpillar.
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Yeah I'm pretty sure you're referencing the Human Centipede, mabak... but everything I know of that film came from South Park.
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Damn, really? Steve Jobs was one sick fuck, then.
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JTP, you should definetly win the WG smart ass award this year. 
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I saw one of these when i was 3 years old, in the Natural Science and History museum in Manchester, England.WeedGuru_Flow wrote:if I had the money and space I'd go for a basin with Japanese Spider Crabs, also known as 'crabzillas' in it.
Evil looking fuckers!
They are the reason i'm absolutely petrified of anything which looks like an arachnid.
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yeah those things are RIDICULOUS, I went to water world which is like EVERYTHING that has to do with fishes and whatnot and they had one of those there. Damn scary beasts..

I'm hopefully getting a flying squirrel sometime soonish, maybe within the next few months if possible

I'm hopefully getting a flying squirrel sometime soonish, maybe within the next few months if possible
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The crab makes me think of striders from Half-Life 2.

Flying squirrels kick ass.

Flying squirrels kick ass.
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yeah, you're one of the only few that actually agreed to that. Every other person I told about it just said I was batshit crazy for wanting an animal like that. But hey.. they can learn their names, they end up treating you as their master like any other pet, after a while you can let them outside and not be worried about them escaping, you can keep them in your hood on your sweatshirt or pockets while transporting it... also.. THEY FUCKING GLIDE
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When I was working bees in east Texas and Louisiana those little fuckers along with possums would open our glucose mixture tanks by turning the valve on the tank to open. Then they would get silly raccoon/possum drunk off of our glucose. We proceeded to trap them and after they were caught I was cast into the role of executioner and was required to empty my 9mm military police edition into their thick skulls. If it sounds graphic, it was. When you are faced with losing profit and maximizing gains for an overly aggressive beekeeper you are left with no alternatives.Mabakhurts123 wrote:I've got a raccoon, if that counts for anything..
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Well.... mine is anyhing but a nuisance... stinks a little though.cutthecashflow wrote:When I was working bees in east Texas and Louisiana those little fuckers along with possums would open our glucose mixture tanks by turning the valve on the tank to open. Then they would get silly raccoon/possum drunk off of our glucose. We proceeded to trap them and after they were caught I was cast into the role of executioner and was required to empty my 9mm military police edition into their thick skulls. If it sounds graphic, it was. When you are faced with losing profit and maximizing gains for an overly aggressive beekeeper you are left with no alternatives.Mabakhurts123 wrote:I've got a raccoon, if that counts for anything..
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That's pretty brutal, CTCF... seems to me like some truly mafia style shit... fuck with my business and I'll kill you. 
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you just made me imagine an entire video game concept based around bee keeping mafia.JokersAce wrote:That's pretty brutal, CTCF... seems to me like some truly mafia style shit... fuck with my business and I'll kill you.

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