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Published: 2010-03-17 20:37:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 11967; Favourites: 62; Downloads: 180
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Celia makes a cute bipedal shark thingie, though.Related content
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I might have forgotten to write the "1" in the title
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now all thats left is to find some way to turn Lukas into a fennec.
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I know the end of the story.
Nanananananana : P
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elle a pas de branchie?
sinon après les beloutres (dans jack and daxter ^^) aurons nosu droit au feloutre? (fennec + loutre ^^ )
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Les branchies sont sur le cΓ΄tΓ© de son torse: aussi on ne les voit pas sur ces prises de vue spΓ©cifiques. (bras dans le chemin, et caetera).
Et ne compte pas sur moi pour rΓ©vΓ©ler la suite! ; )
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Γ la sauce "Humiliation"
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todays moral? When choosing DNA for trnsformations...read the labels...
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Exept if you're Celia. Labels are for common mortals.
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Yup...warning labels take the fun out of mad science.
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Lucus's transformation can't be done yet, he's far too large to be an otter.
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As a sea otter he is indeed too big though. Rest reassured, it won't be forgotten!
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It's nice to see Lukas come out roughly on top.
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Wasn't aware of that... I saw the one or the other legged shark anthro though. Celia is the cuter one in my opinion.
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Celia needs to pay more attention to what DNA vials she's grabbing when she makes those potions.
So what now? Could Celia have just ruined her whole scientific process for the experiment? Will she think up some hair-brained reason for keeping the experiment going? Would Celia lose her deposit on Dr. Shmitt's singing crab if Lukas eats it? o.0
Can't wait to find out on the next episode! ^.^
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I think Lukas will refrain eating the crab. He's got the power of SNAAARKING
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... Not so much a lie as she thinks, I remember an episode in the tv series that had shark people in it, but none of them were female. But it has been years since I have watched Saturday morning cartoons, let alone anything related to "The Little Mermaid."
I wounder if Lucas will develop a craving for clams...
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Oh boy I just remembered the Little mermaid Sat am cartoon. Much sillyness. I didn't watch much. (aladin was better, it had CHEESE-VIKINGS OF STINKY AWESOME. And my first catgirl. And geenie. Aladin was the most uninteresting part of the cartoon, really.)
I do remember there was a least one manta-dude.
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Aladdin was much better along with Gargoyles when it aired. Ah yeah, the wanna be cat goddess, her name eludes me. I remember my first naga exposure there as well due to her lotion. XD I agree that the character that the show was named after was second rate. The funny thing thing that got me was the mermaid reference in the Aladdin cartoon series was far more accurate to the old myths than the movie. Maybe Celia should look up those old episodes instead. XD
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I mean Lukas. This is what I get for not double checking on how to spell names before I post them. *face-plants on the desk*
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Les loutres Γ§a poutre !
Cette sΓ©rie s'annonce bien !
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J'aime bien les loutres. ^^
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Just wait until the "can't breath air" part kicks in.
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Although, knowing Addictive Science, I shouldn't be surprised.
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Well I could have drawn a classic mermaid and snarked about it.
Although a shark anthro is a lot more win.
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A whole lot more win.
Keep up the good work.
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Back-fired mad science schemes... they make me smile.
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Lukas will never get a better chance to poke Celia in the brain. 'Cause, yanno, shark. All cartilage, no bones.
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You'd be surprised how hard cartilage can become.
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Of course it's a shark with breasts, so having bones or cartilage should be the least of anatomical accuracy worries.
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