LOL YOU SON OF A BITCH, HOJO. YOU'RE ON SEIMEI'S LIST NOW.cryptonymsOctober 4 2008, 23:37:29 UTC
Our ears don't grow back. In our world, they're a symbol of our virginity, and once we lose them, we can't very well grow them again, can we? I suppose that'd defeat the entire purpose of them.
We've met before, haven't we. You also know about this matter, then?
Then you could tell me something of the biological aspect. I want to know the connection between these seemingly unrelated aspects of the physical anatomy. Presumably a hormonal change is involved.
yeah that's right.cryptonymsOctober 4 2008, 23:48:30 UTC
Once before, yes.
-- It's much like losing one's baby teeth. Once one reaches a certain age, or in this case, performs a particular act, their body reacts to it, and as a result, their ears are lost. I hardly doubt it has anything to do with anything as complicated as a hormonal change. It's just what our bodies have been trained to do.
I don't have a logical or simple explanation for you, either way.
Does that answer your question, Professor?
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... Quite.
We've met before, haven't we. You also know about this matter, then?
Then you could tell me something of the biological aspect. I want to know the connection between these seemingly unrelated aspects of the physical anatomy. Presumably a hormonal change is involved.
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-- It's much like losing one's baby teeth. Once one reaches a certain age, or in this case, performs a particular act, their body reacts to it, and as a result, their ears are lost. I hardly doubt it has anything to do with anything as complicated as a hormonal change. It's just what our bodies have been trained to do.
I don't have a logical or simple explanation for you, either way.
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I'd like to see it.
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Presumably the tails and ears don't hang limp. I want to know how the bone and muscle connects that allows it to be shed so suddenly.
Even a tooth has be pushed out by another tooth, after all.
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Or is it a conflict because of that boy?
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The answers were satisfactory. That's all I needed him for.
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You're testing my patience, Professor.
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