Since the killng of Dr. von Snipe, there have been no more Shark in water, except for full moon at night. He can fly under full moon, but only above water.
@Worf:
Presumably, knife is worn as [knife]->[scabbard]->[belt]. Removing knife from scabbard means knife is no longer worn, and extra strength disappears. There’s a reason it was the scabbard of Excalibur that had ‘magical when worn’ properties, and not the sword itself…
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They no use good grammar neither.
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What a wonderful bird the frog are!
One more “practical” question… How do you WEAR a knife?
Maybe through the frontal lobe? 😉 😛
[This comment is innapropriate unless your name is Thana, which Wikilamiacs doubt it is]
who’s ‘Thana’?
Since the killng of Dr. von Snipe, there have been no more Shark in water, except for full moon at night. He can fly under full moon, but only above water.
@Worf:
Presumably, knife is worn as [knife]->[scabbard]->[belt]. Removing knife from scabbard means knife is no longer worn, and extra strength disappears. There’s a reason it was the scabbard of Excalibur that had ‘magical when worn’ properties, and not the sword itself…
Which came first: Dr. Snipe’s Shark or Monty Python’s Llama?
The Shark’s Monty Python! 😛
Land shark!