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What shall we name the establishment?
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“Flooding.” Simple and effective
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Leave it as is – “Fludnyak”
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“A den of debauchery.” How original!
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Brewery
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#26430
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I don't understand why griffins, having a "lion's rear," can't carry eggs.
We studied anatomy in school, and it included the structure of griffins.
Were you served squeezed commandos in the cafeteria?
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#26431
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they actually do lay eggs, and Lock doesn't understand why a griffin with a lion's rear can't give birth normally, since the rear allows it.

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dragons also lay eggs. Vis, maybe you can explain it to us?

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although, yes, reptiles all lay eggs, and griffins probably lay eggs because the bird gene is dominant in them, so they reproduce like birds.

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I don't understand why griffins, having a "lion's rear," can't lay eggs.
Are you trolling or what? A lion is a mammal. A lioness has a uterus from which lion cubs are born. Then she feeds them with breast milk. The uterus is not in the head or in the front paws. The griffin has a lion's rear. This means it has a uterus and mammary glands. A griffin should give birth to half a dozen griffon chicks at once and then feed them in its rooster's nest with breast milk. The fact that its front part is from a bird only means that it has difficulty chewing food and that it is somewhat dull.
Why doesn't it lay eggs then? What the hell?
Although, I shouldn't even be talking about this with you.

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One gene and self-suggestion won't achieve anatomical transformation of the organism.
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#26434
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dragomanul, I don't think you're very knowledgeable about anatomy.
He's just a bit slow.

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#26436
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Let’s call him Drakkosha from now on. Or Drakkot.
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#26437
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dragon's roar.

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#26438
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I think I called him that once before.
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#26439
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It needed to be documented. Can you explain something about griffins?
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#26440
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Me? Explain?
A griffin has the rear of a lion and a lion's penis, which it uses to inseminate another griffin, so there can be no eggs.
Actually, you already said that.
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#26441
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there are also female griffins, and they don't have penises.

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#26442
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The male fertilizes the female with his member.
Finally! Yes! The Corvus Corax album has been downloaded! All day, the download was interrupted at 10-20%, or at 80-90%.
Ugh, what a stupid internet.
It only works properly at night.
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#26443
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so why were you talking about eggs, as if griffins only have males?

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#26444
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I wasn't writing about eggs.
I was writing about bird eggs.
A griffin has the rear of a lion and a lion's penis.
A female griffin has a vagina, lol.
Anyway, everything is clear.