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@thepavilionman I'd sacrifice much for a greatly extended lifespan. And I'd probably never have progeny.
Saturday, 30-Mar-13 15:14:18 UTC from web-
@thepavilionman oooh! some guys were talking about you some days ago!
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@thepavilionman rick roll?
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@thepavilionman David Bowie?
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@thepavilionman they were asking what was thename of the guy with the lol avatar who was in japan. and i guesss it right xD. Doing anything?
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@thepavilionman hey, you were in japan, you know what is a bariboo?
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@mushi Something something Tales of Xillia.
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@thepavilionman i just woke up, i was cleaning the box of my caterpillars. and you?
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@thepavilionman @nerthos it was translated to "bazongas" in the english version, but doesnt help because i dont know what is a bazonga >_> (at least Jude doesnt know either)
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@mushi *nudge nudge wink wink*
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@mushi It's probably not a thing at all.
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@nerthos meh, they were making fan of him for not know that xD as you can see if you skip to 1:42 http://www.abyssalchronicles.com/?fn_mode=comments&fn_id=1076
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@thepavilionman ooh, makes sense considereing Mila is on the game.... lol
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@derpyshy doing anything?
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@thepavilionman 2 Equestrian Hoofy Wintersummers AKA a very very long time
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@thepavilionman I is tired as baboon
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@mushi Putting on socks.
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@thepavilionman yes, my caterpillars are cute! (what did you learn?)
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@thepavilionman Granny Smith is like, 400 years old. We did the maths once.
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@derpyshy are you trying to seducce me?
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@mushi Caterpillars are scary but cute
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@derpyshy scary >_> ?
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@mushi Silly poneh. ... maybe
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@mushi Yuh. They're really cute, until you look closely
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@thepavilionman Apparently their lifespans are in the order of the half millenia. Well, at least when they make it to old, which is not too ofter it seems.
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@derpyshy i like looking at them closelly. My caterpillars even have some hair xD
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@mushi D'awww ^3^
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@thepavilionman They have efficient life cycles. It takes them a couple years to reach maturity, and then they stay at an adult stage for hundreds of years.
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@thepavilionman As long as they're able to restrain from having lots of progeny, such a lifespan leads to highly skilled and specialized individuals who excell at their tasks, therefore allowing an efficient society.
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