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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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#26445
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well, that's what I was talking about. basically, you're lagging.

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#26446
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I don't know what you're talking about. Yeah, maybe I'm a bit slow.

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The deposit is lagging.
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#26447
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I'll add a few more options.

A griffin could be a marsupial (like a kangaroo) or an egg-laying mammal (like a platypus).

Наше оружие - неожиданность! Неожиданность и страх, страх и неожиданность - это два наших оружия! Плюс безжалостность - три наших оружия: страх, неожиданность и безжалостность! И ещё фанатичная преданность Папе - четвёртое! Наше оружие включает в себя... наше оружие включает в себя... страх, неожиданность... я сейчас!
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#26448
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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. A griffin has its rear part from a lion. This means it has a uterus and mammary glands. A griffin should give birth to half a dozen griffins 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 a bit dim-witted.
Why then does it lay eggs? What the hell is that?
Lokki, a lion is a lion. >:3 Just because a griffin's rear part looks similar doesn't mean it's anatomically the same, and how many griffins have you examined up close? Maybe it's much more complicated there.
It doesn't mean at all that it has a uterus and mammary glands. It lays and lays, are you sorry? Do you think griffins are doing something wrong?
"Arko"
I think the dragonmaster isn't very good at anatomy.
No, you!
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#26450
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I can't sleep for a long time.

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#26451
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Is something bothering you?

За всем следят машины благодати и любви.
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#26452
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something is interfering.

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#26454
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Same here. Went to bed at 2 and woke up like this.

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#26455
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To stop going to bed at two in the morning, I didn't sleep for two days (not consecutively), and then I started waking up with an alarm. The day before yesterday, I went to bed at 4 and woke up at 7. Today, I managed to fall asleep earlier (since I also started feeling tired earlier). I fell asleep at midnight and woke up at 7.
Also, long sleep is harmful.

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I visited my profile once and ended up with such a round number.

By the way, Locken listened to a lot of things from here:cool:
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#26456
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Vis, it's not just similar in appearance; it's actually the authentic body of a lion, as claimed in myths. But, as I've already written, talking to you is particularly pointless. You're a weak theorist in fantasy biology. You can't even admit that a dragon is a reptile and that it can't stay in the air with such wings and weight.
Veg, I had an idea about a platypus, but it doesn't have the body of a platypus; it has the body of a lion. Not in appearance, but "in general." That's why this idea is bothering me.
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#26457
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a dragon is a reptile, and cannot stay airborne with such weight and wings.
It is MAGIC that keeps it in the air. Most likely, it is ancient magic.
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#26458
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Vis, it's not just similar in appearance; it's actually the authentic body of a lion, as claimed in myths.
The myths don't state that the griffin's rear is 100% authentic. Will you provide proof for your claims? If not:
You can't even admit that a dragon is a reptile and that it can't stay in the air with such weight and those wings.
It's pointless to talk to you.
You're a weak theorist in fantasy biology.
It's magic that keeps it in the air. Most likely, ancient magic.
Revanko knows the truth.
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#26459
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He is supported in the air by MAGIC. Most likely, it's ancient magic.
That's actually true; I even had a debate about it with someone. I think it was with Neira; she claimed that dragons don't fly because of magic.