Originally posted by kodakthere is a book
they should have a book aboot it
or an article
it starts :
Mermaid Anatomy
(author's name withheld on request)
Steve's note: Someone tried to solve the age old question, "How do merfolk
reproduce?", from an analytical standpoint. Rated PG. Kids, you may
want to skip to some Top Ten lists.
Introduction
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Mermaids are humans from the waist up, but fishes from the waist down. The
boundary between the human area and fish area happens in the pelvis; this area
is part human-part fish (the outside of this area is fish). Areas above the
pelvis are human, and areas below the pelvis are fish.
Originally posted by Morning_Gloryif u do, let me know, and i'll go to.
I would move to Nova Scotia (sp?) - maybe someday I willI have oatmeal chocolate chip cookie dough & brownie dough! droolio
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Originally posted by Morning_Gloryhm
there is a bookor an article
it starts :
Mermaid Anatomy
(author's name withheld on request)Steve's note: Someone tried to solve the age old question, "How do merfolk
reproduce?", from an analytical standpoint. Rated PG. Kids, you may
want to skip to some Top Ten lists.