The "I don't want to talk about AI" thread, and the new topic is: brushes with Death

Not unless it's accurate tentacle porn that takes in account the actual use of tentacles and their little intricacies. And the porn understands that nautilidae tentacles have an additional portion that extends from the sheath and that protrusion is ridged. They have over 90 of them.
I do have a picture of a baby cuttlefish as the lock screen on my phone.

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Back on the car front (or underside in this case):

The diagnosis from my mechanic is bad caliper being replaced for free because the part was faulty and a rusted brake line. He's going to replace both brake lines (because I asked him to) to avoid the same thing happening in a few weeks because it's rusted out in almost exactly the same way.
 
I do have a picture of a baby cuttlefish as the lock screen on my phone.
They are a favorite of mine when I visit the aquarium. And the penguins. I have video somewhere of the little blues making car revving noises like in a racing game. I'm convinced a caretaker at night has been playing racing games around them.
 
They are a favorite of mine when I visit the aquarium. And the penguins. I have video somewhere of the little blues making car revving noises like in a racing game. I'm convinced a caretaker at night has been playing racing games around them.
I personally like the rock hoppers. Decades ago when we lived in metro Boston, we belonged to the Aquarium there. We would stop by just to watch the penguins on a regular basis when we were in the area.
 
The diagnosis from my mechanic is bad caliper being replaced for free because the part was faulty and a rusted brake line. He's going to replace both brake lines (because I asked him to) to avoid the same thing happening in a few weeks because it's rusted out in almost exactly the same way.
"Calliper" always sounds like it should be a fantasy creature. Something along the lines of, "We always stick to the lower slopes of the valley. There are callipers up there that like to swoop down and attack. But there are always young men who are tempted to climb up and look at their boobs."
 
"Calliper" always sounds like it should be a fantasy creature. Something along the lines of, "We always stick to the lower slopes of the valley. There are callipers up there that like to swoop down and attack. But there are always young men who are tempted to climb up and look at their boobs."
Sounds Greek in origin.
 
We lived in another city while our son was young. I got to escort him into enclosure with the penguins at that zoo. We couldn't touch them but we were only a few feet away. But they stunk.
 
We lived in another city while our son was young. I got to escort him into enclosure with the penguins at that zoo. We couldn't touch them but we were only a few feet away. But they stunk.
My experience with zoos and aquariums would say Cleveland would be on par with this. The penguins there were pretty damn close and they smelled of fish and dirty aquarium water.

The Cleveland zoo also had this big central tube-like thing with sharks in it. I think it was totally inhumane, but I loved to look in it. I used to have this fear of the front curved wall disappearing as I looked in on the sharks and falling into the water. It made me dizzy to look in but I loved doing it.
 
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My experience with zoos and aquariums would say Cleveland would be on par with this. The penguins there were pretty damn close and they smelled of fish and dirty aquarium water.

The Cleveland zoo also had this big central tube-like thing with sharks in it. I think it was totally inhumane, but I loved to look in it. I used to have this fear of the front curved wall disappearing as I looked in on the sharks and falling into the water. It made me dizzy to look in but I loved doing it.
 
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