Wasn't bred to save on dissection costs. This was posted a little back on the herpers community. They can follow frogs through development and see how their organs change. Plus, kids in schools won't have to dissect frogs anymore.
- This sounds like it could be a nightmareish extension to rule 34, ('If it's on the internet, there's an associated tale of near-testicular-vivisection in it')
'Ceilingcat is watchin ur balls get nearly sliced'
Fools. This is the first step in breeding the invisible ninja frog army. Japan will take over the world. The frog armies will be unstoppable. But I will be safe, for I have my own army of kingfishers. Ahahaha. Ahaha. Aha.
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Date: 2007-10-01 03:49 pm (UTC)And you could bring it up at parties and functions and wow people with true-life tales of near-testicular-vivisection.
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Date: 2007-10-01 04:57 pm (UTC)'Ceilingcat is watchin ur balls get nearly sliced'
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Date: 2007-10-01 08:59 pm (UTC)Ahem.