watchingfromafar
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Again.....................Clyde the Orangutan was an animal that showed it's teeth a LOT, without exhibiting angry behavior.
Or so you say--
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Again.....................Clyde the Orangutan was an animal that showed it's teeth a LOT, without exhibiting angry behavior.
I swear that thing was possessed by a demon.
I swear that thing was possessed by a demon.
being one, I know one from another.,.,
you talk like a demon
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Some humans will smile and then stab you in the back.
Animals definitely smile, iyam. Not always with their teeth showing, but they smile!
I clicked on your link and all I got back was a huge string of ads that I had to individually delete.Sorry...................but animals laugh as well............
Sorry...................but animals laugh as well............
I clicked on your link and all I got back was a huge string of ads that I had to individually delete.
BikerSailor
You wouldn’t be a Ruskie, Mega-Republicon or last but not least a dumpy drumper, per chance?
Just asking;
No animosity intended or implied
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I once read a SCI Fi boom that referred to smiling as “exposing our skeletons.” But I don’t think teeth are technically part of the skeleton. They do last a long time with the old bones, however.
Yep. I’m no expert. But I thought the observation itself was interesting (as is the premise of the OP).Depends on who you talk to. Some consider teeth to be part of the skeletal system, some consider it to be part of the digestive system, some say it's part of both.