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Alfador wrote:
Andrick wrote:Yeah, but would it fit? Making those things outta' elastic would defeat the point. I'll just get him a pet rock and be done with it.
...You are aware that there are persons who sometimes like to be hermaphrodite, who are NOT hyper-sized in any form?

LIKE ME?

Sheesh. Doug Winger ruins it for everybody.
*Nods head* Don't forget about Gabe either at the other end of the spectrum, the recieving end that is. *ICK*

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As a polymorph, Alfy, I've no guarantees that you have a given size, shape, correctly placed and/or singular feature for such a specific toy. Meanwhile, a Pet Rock is.

Anybody else with interesting tales?
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Andrick wrote:As a polymorph, Alfy, I've no guarantees that you have a given size, shape, correctly placed and/or singular feature for such a specific toy. Meanwhile, a Pet Rock is.

Anybody else with interesting tales?
You're right. You don't have a guarantee. You'll just have to trust me... ;)
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I should think that as a polymorph, such toys would require LESS rather than more planning. After all, Alfy could change so they would suitably fit.

*gives Alfy a box of various sex toys, but remembers to dig through and get out his Thor-chucks first*

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The_Fox wrote:. . .Thor-chucks. . .
Now I'm curious, then again what pine marten isn't; do I really want to know the details about those?

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Gather 'round children, and ye shall know the story of the Thor-chucks.

See, there's this company that makes sex toys, <a href="http://ww.zetacreations.com">Zeta Creations</a>. They make toys based on animal, or in some cases, anthro anatomy. (They're really quite nice...) They have a replica of a horse cock known as...you guessed it...the Thor. Well, you get two of those, and a length of chain, and you can make your own Thor-chucks. Why Thor-Chucks?

Because there's probably no worse way to die than being beat to death with silicone horse cocks. Can you imagine it? You get to heaven (or wherever) and St. Peter (or whoever) comes up askes how you died. You mumble something, but he can't hear, so you repeat it. He still can't hear, and askes you to speak up. Frustrated and embarassed, you finally let the cat out of the bag and shout "I was beat to death with rubber horse cocks, all right?!"

The idea of Thor-chucks, and of beating someone to death with them is actually someone else's. I don't remember whose...coulda been Terry Mouse, Xander, or IceFox. Or any number of people whom you wouldn't know, most likely. Nyamaza knows, so I'll poke him to post here later with who gave me the idea.

But, I ran with the idea, and make jokes about Thor-chucks at any opportunity. Somewhere out there, I am recorded as being the one and only keeper of the Sacred Thor-chucks. So...there you have it.

- Jarylan..........horse cock! Say it. It's funny. Horse cock.

Edit: I talked with Shakal (Nyamaza). Turns out it was his idea, but he only got it after talking to me. So...joint discovery. Odd that. I didn't figure I'd had so much to do with it.
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The god of thunder: So then I tell her, "I'm Thor!" and she says, "YOU'RE Thor? I'm tho thore I can hardly pith!"

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*Looks up what The Fox is talking about*
o.O
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O.O
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*Faints*

MIcro_fur - Yes 'horsecock' does sound funny, but *UGH* did anyone get the serial number off that bulldozer?
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Micro_Fur wrote:*Looks up what The Fox is talking about*
o.O
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O.O
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*Faints*

MIcro_fur - Yes 'horsecock' does sound funny, but *UGH* did anyone get the serial number off that bulldozer?
Hey, you asked. =^.^=

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The_Fox wrote:
Micro_Fur wrote:*Looks up what The Fox is talking about*
o.O
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O.O
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*Faints*

MIcro_fur - Yes 'horsecock' does sound funny, but *UGH* did anyone get the serial number off that bulldozer?
Hey, you asked. =^.^=

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The size comparison killed me, I have some good sized toys but that made them look like pencils!

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And that reminds me of [link DELETED! for being a corrupting influence].
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If I ever harbored any doubts as to whether you'd been completely and wholly corrupted, Andrick, you may consider them laid to rest.
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Andrick wrote:And that reminds me of butt sex.
Which in turn reminded me of this. It's been a long standing joke between Helena and Al Foreman (SSDD) there on DTP where I visit on occasion. Now I have to figure out just which of you is more fucked up; Marc(Waccoon) or you Andrick.

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PS - Is it me or does the word 'archives' remind anyone of chives?
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Micro_Fur wrote: PS - Is it me or does the word 'archives' remind anyone of chives?
Well NOW it reminds me of pirate chives.

ARRR!! Chives!
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Andrick wrote:And that reminds me of [link DELETED! for being a corrupting influence].
Oh, a wise guy, eh?

Nyuk nyuk nyuk!
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What? I only have 10MB of space and that MP3 hogged 4.5 of that. I far prefer to devote the space to things that... *the ringwolf sweeps his hand over his James Dean-like brushback hair* rightly announce my beauty and grace. Just showin' off my smarts.
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