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[Aeson]

A six legged puppy.

Puppy born with six legs is a 'miracle,' vet hospital says | CNN

Like other newborn puppies, Skipper likes to eat, drink water and go to the bathroom.

www.cnn.com

 

[Dog Moon]

A six legged puppy.

Puppy born with six legs is a 'miracle,' vet hospital says | CNN

Like other newborn puppies, Skipper likes to eat, drink water and go to the bathroom.

www.cnn.com

"which means she has one head and chest cavity but two pelvic regions, two lower urinary tracts, two reproductive regions, two tails and six legs, among other things."

Does that mean the dog can go to the bathroom twice as fast or is it just able to hold twice as much before needing to go to the bathroom?

And... two reproductive regions... so it can get pregnant at two different times by two different dads? If she was human, she'd definitely be on the Jerry Springer show!

 

[Dog Moon]

Queen Latifah is The Equalizer. I wasn't sure about it with the first episode. The second one was better. Still not seeing her as an action hero. I wonder what her stunt person looks like. She got some curves. The stunt double gonna need some curves or lots of paddin. I am liking the show though. I hope it works out.

I saw that. I was like "Nah..." but if Denzel Washington had been in it, I'd probably have watched it! Queen Latifah just doesn't do much for me.

 

[Dog Moon]

Oh, speaking of new tv shows, anyone see the new show Clarice? It's about Agent Starling like a year after the Buffalo Bill incident. Watched an episode. Seems to (at least not as of yet) not have any connection with Hannibal Lector. For me though, if it wasn't related to Silence of the Lambs, I honestly don't think I would care about it. Just doesn't seem all that different from the billion other police/fbi shows out there to be worth watching.

Currently enjoying Prodigal Son and the Rookie. Both cop shows, but different and interesting enough that imo they are worth watching.

 

[Aeson]

I watch The Rookie. I tried watching Clarice but didn't even make it through the first episode.

 

[Aeson]

"which means she has one head and chest cavity but two pelvic regions, two lower urinary tracts, two reproductive regions, two tails and six legs, among other things."

Does that mean the dog can go to the bathroom twice as fast or is it just able to hold twice as much before needing to go to the bathroom?

And... two reproductive regions... so it can get pregnant at two different times by two different dads? If she was human, she'd definitely be on the Jerry Springer show!

It's possible for a woman to do that without two pelvic regions. She just needs two eggs. Sometimes two eggs are released. That's where fraternal twins come from. It's very rare but an egg can be released after one had been fertilized by one man, then the second one fertilized by another man.

One set of twins – two fathers: how common is superfecundation?

Heteropaternal superfecundation will be tackled in a new romcom – but it happens in real life, too. Two experts explain how

www.theguardian.com

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

I’ve taped Clarice but haven’t watched it yet. Ditto The Watch. Expecting to be doubly disappointed.

 

[Aeson]

The Watch?

 

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The Watch?

 

[Aeson]

From what I've read it sounds good. Reviews are poor though. Since I don't know the source material I might think better of it. I don't have BBC America I would have to stream it elsewhere.