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Double amputee gets mermaid tail.

The last time I went out on a limb and tried to get some tail I got rudely cut off at the knees.

Her whole procedure sounds fishy. :|
 
Fish tail off by 90 degrees. A marine mammal (aka cetacean) moves their tail up and down not side to side as fish do. 😉
 
This reminds of that girl.. on youtube.. IMA MERMAIDDDDD

cookie for anyone who gets the reference.

-Chris

EDIT: here is the video, go to 1:29 🙂 Text
 
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Fish tail off by 90 degrees. A marine mammal (aka cetacean) moves their tail up and down not side to side as fish do. 😉

Does it not move up and down from that picture? It doesn't look like it moves side to side since the fin is parallel to her body
 
Originally posted by: polarmystery
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Fish tail off by 90 degrees. A marine mammal (aka cetacean) moves their tail up and down not side to side as fish do. 😉

Does it not move up and down from that picture? It doesn't look like it moves side to side since the fin is parallel to her body

Fish with a vertically oriented tail move it side to side, marine mammals with a horizontally oriented tail move it up and down. If a mermaid's tail was oriented like a fish it would be very difficult to move it from side to side.
 
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Originally posted by: polarmystery
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Fish tail off by 90 degrees. A marine mammal (aka cetacean) moves their tail up and down not side to side as fish do. 😉

Does it not move up and down from that picture? It doesn't look like it moves side to side since the fin is parallel to her body

Fish with a vertically oriented tail move it side to side, marine mammals with a horizontally oriented tail move it up and down. If a mermaid's tail was oriented like a fish it would be very difficult to move it from side to side.

Based on Disney's scientific documentary "The Little Mermaid", I concluded that mermaids can move their tails in any direction, like spaghetti, disregarding any type of anatomical law. 😉
 
Originally posted by: AreaCode707
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Originally posted by: polarmystery
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Fish tail off by 90 degrees. A marine mammal (aka cetacean) moves their tail up and down not side to side as fish do. 😉

Does it not move up and down from that picture? It doesn't look like it moves side to side since the fin is parallel to her body

Fish with a vertically oriented tail move it side to side, marine mammals with a horizontally oriented tail move it up and down. If a mermaid's tail was oriented like a fish it would be very difficult to move it from side to side.

Based on Disney's scientific documentary "The Little Mermaid", I concluded that mermaids can move their tails in any direction, like spaghetti, disregarding any type of anatomical law. 😉

u mean like singing underwater? 😉

ariel=hotness🙂
 
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