According to this logic, lions are venomous.
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Catastrophic loss of blood pressure due to massive trauma is, it turns out, extremely toxic!
They're also poisonous by the same logic.
They're also kinky by the same logic (if you manage to survive).
Why else would they have those big fangs?
According to my research, that frog was bitten
also: the tomato frog is a specie of frogs that gets their name from their bright red colour. When threatened, it puffs up and secrets a substance that numbs the eyes of the predator, forcing it to cover their eyes and, most of the time, letting go of the frog
Let's confuse non gemans: GIFT = GIFT
The Gift Shop confused ten years old me on my England vacation (if not clear yet, I'm German)
What if she’s born with it