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The World's Most Terrifying Penises, Part 6 - The Echidna

Mar 25, 2009 11:41

After the warm and enthusiastic response which my previous video offering received, I decided that for this installment I would go straight to video. This presented a few technical problems, primary among them that there wasn't six minutes of echidna dick on video for me to work with. Second of which is that - as usual - my personal standards have ( Read more... )

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ashbet March 25 2009, 19:14:33 UTC

"Vehicle-cum-robots" . . . I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE.

This is MINDBOGGLINGLY AWESOME.

I'd seen echidna-dick before, but seeing all of this together? Fantastic.

Also, giggling at your dissing of Australia's ecosystem ;)

-- A <3

dave_littler March 25 2009, 19:18:38 UTC

If they didn't want to be dissed, they wouldn't have separated off from gondwona 200,000,000 million years ago and spent the entire time since then sulking in the corner.

flewellyn March 29 2009, 09:10:36 UTC

Good heavens, are you EVERYWHERE I go on LJ?

dave_littler March 29 2009, 09:13:31 UTC

Looking at your friends and communities list, it doesn't seem like I'm ANYWHERE that you are. Can you cite some examples so that I can formulate a coherent response?

Edit: Ah, just realized you were responding to a comment and not to the post itself. By all means, feel free to disregard.

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hako_neko March 25 2009, 20:43:58 UTC

Hahaha disturbing, but keep it up. You're awesome.

dave_littler March 25 2009, 21:01:26 UTC

A keen observation! I am, aren't I?!?

hako_neko March 25 2009, 21:02:03 UTC

Indeed, my friend!!!

hentaikid March 25 2009, 20:59:21 UTC

Well I was aware of the Echidna being weird as fuck and I've definitely seen that penis before, but the constructicon sperm was a new one on me, congratulations.

Also I bet someone somewhere is going to take offense on behalf of the echidna. Such is the world we live in.

dave_littler March 25 2009, 21:01:00 UTC

Well, you know... I haven't been particularly charitable to ANY of the animals I've featured in this series. So, you know. They can get in line.

Oddly, the next one I have written up already actually IS a bit more in favour of the critter in question.

nerdfury March 26 2009, 06:58:37 UTC

As an Australian, I find your mocking of our seriously awesome fauna to be distasteful.

FACT: Our lowly echidna's sperm are made of Autobots.

SPERMBOTS: TRANSFORM AND ROLL OUT! *transforming noise*

dave_littler March 26 2009, 13:39:58 UTC

Okay, you know what? You know what? Fuck you, that's what. I knew it was only a matter of time before I had some Australian crying foul at me over my sweeping condemnation of Australian wildlife. But you know what else? I've watched a lot of documentaries on Australian wildlife in preparation for this project, and I've learned a thing or two ( ... )

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dave_littler March 27 2009, 15:42:02 UTC

The Kangaroo's last common ancestor with camels was back in the early cretaceous era (around 140 million years ago). This is the age of the T-Rex and such; at that time, the common ancestor in question was just a little rodent-like beast like this Sinodelphys ( ... )

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dave_littler March 27 2009, 16:31:10 UTC

Ah, but the face is made up of many smaller parts, each of which does serve a function. Eyes, ears, mouth, nose... each is fine-tuned by natural selection to suit the particular animal which they are a part of. The overall shape of the face is but the aggregate of all of these useful parts.