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Slugs love to "move it, move it!"
http://www.sol.no/klipps/video/sneglen_elsker_90_talls_eurodance_se_selv
http://www.sol.no/klipps/video/sneglen_elsker_90_talls_eurodance_se_selv
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:rofl: You and me both.Jimmy Snyder said:Great. Even slugs have better dance moves than me.
Borek said:Somehow I think they were blowing from the back.
Speculations? :uhh: People are making jokes about a slug dancing.MrREC said:Edit for: "No where on the forum is speculation of this sort allowed." .... "Evo"
Seems to be three or four speculations in the above replies...Hmmmmm.
Favorites or a double standard?
Don't worry about the ban ...I am GONE.
MrREC said:Don't worry about the ban ...I am GONE.
Slugs are a type of mollusk that belong to the class Gastropoda. They are characterized by their soft, slimy bodies and lack of a shell.
Slugs are highly mobile creatures and use their muscular foot to glide along a layer of slime that they produce. This allows them to move quickly and efficiently through their environment.
Slugs can be found in a variety of habitats, including gardens, forests, and wetlands. They are most active at night and are often found in damp, dark places.
Slugs are primarily herbivorous and feed on a variety of plant materials such as leaves, fruits, and vegetables. They also eat fungi and decaying organic matter.
Slugs are hermaphrodites, meaning they possess both male and female reproductive organs. They mate by exchanging sperm with another slug and then lay eggs in a moist environment.