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   Ricki Bowie Knives Tarr (rickitarr@beige.party)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Mar-2024 14:47:38 JST Ricki Bowie Knives Tarr

   Getting tired of being a bipedal, please give me other options.

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     Griz, Some Guy on Mastodon (grizzlysgrowls@twit.social)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Mar-2024 14:47:28 JST Griz, Some Guy on Mastodon

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     • Chris AnComNihDao

     @adaoist @RickiTarr One might note that the original "factory standard" legs are, technically, sticking out of your butt.

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     Chris AnComNihDao (adaoist@todon.eu)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Mar-2024 14:47:36 JST Chris AnComNihDao

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     @RickiTarr bionic legs, possibly sticking out of your butt, to make you quadripedal?

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     Dallas (Join Something IRL) (1dalm@deacon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Mar-2024 14:47:42 JST Dallas (Join Something IRL)

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     • mivox is exhausted :ri:

     @mivox @RickiTarr

     Roller Skates are my favorite example of human brain plasticity. If someone handed you a pair of roller skates and told you what they planned to do it them, there would be no reason for you to believe that anything other than comedy and injuries would ensue if the fool was to actually try to put them on and roll around in them on concrete. But instead, after only about 15 minutes of trial and error the human brain says "Oh, cool. I get this now! I like this! This is very efficient!"

     Roller skates prove how truly unbelievably capable human brains really are.

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     mivox is exhausted :ri: (mivox@mivox.net)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Mar-2024 14:47:43 JST mivox is exhausted :ri:

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     @RickiTarr May I suggest wheels?