About two million women in the United States have breast implants. Would women spend money to be turned into mermaids? Would women still have to work if they were mermaids? Would they have human rights? Can an industry be made from making women into mermaids like the breast implant industry?
I read a story once about a castaway sailor on an enchanted isle. A sea genii was granting his wishes, but had limited powers. So it could not produce a female companion for him but it could whip up a mermaid -that is to say a woman who was half fish. So he chose to have the top half of her be a fish.
Belgians!? Are you another disliker of Tintin? And why sicko? Think it thru. If you really were castaway with such a genii to serve you, you'd get around to his way of thinking soon enough. Be practical man, like a Belgian!
I dance neither in the Churchyard Nor at the Light of Luna in her Full For a denizen of Brussels I am not And pray God not to Be ~~ Ancient Briton Prayer
Um.So you don't like Tintin? Your attitude reminds me of something Austin Powers' dad (Michael Caine) said:"There's only two things I hate in this world. People who are intolerant of other people's cultures and the Dutch."
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