All the echinoderms I’ve ever known have been quite pleasant and non-threatening, so that is going against type. Maybe it was written by a piece of kelp?
Ah, Kamen Rider X. The finest in 1974 Japanese kids TV special effects.
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@ larpar, # 4: Grooooaaaan…. : )
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Has anyone ever seen a movie where Nazis AREN’T the bad guys? Should we tell the Neo-Nazis that?
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Wouldn’t kelp be inclined to write sea stars as heroic, given that many species are important predators of animals that feed on kelp, like purple sea urchins?
Where does Spongebob Squarepants stand on this issue?
Starfish can regenerate an arm. I wish we could do that. But, I don’t think I’d like to have their mental capacity.
Wow, all the silliness of a Marvel movie with less than 10% of the budget!
Are starfish “pleasant and non-threatening” to clams?
Wasn’t it so much nicer when we talked about Nazis in the past tense, and the only time you ever saw them was as over-the-top cartoon villains?
Definitely better than what we have now.
This movie will flounder at the box office.
The Crown of Thorns is pretty nasty if you are a coral.
Raging Bee: I’d be shocked if that movie had 1/1000th the budget of a marvel movie.
Wait, which side was Japan on again?
Ah, Kamen Rider X. The finest in 1974 Japanese kids TV special effects.
@ larpar, # 4: Grooooaaaan…. : )
Has anyone ever seen a movie where Nazis AREN’T the bad guys? Should we tell the Neo-Nazis that?
Wouldn’t kelp be inclined to write sea stars as heroic, given that many species are important predators of animals that feed on kelp, like purple sea urchins?
Where does Spongebob Squarepants stand on this issue?
Starfish can regenerate an arm. I wish we could do that. But, I don’t think I’d like to have their mental capacity.