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jecca_mehlota) wrote2007-03-07 12:00 pm
jecca_mehlota) wrote2007-03-07 12:00 pm
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They don't even look that much like horses, do they?
I am supposed to be making a poster on Why I Think Seahorses are Awesome for my psychology class (weird story). Never mind that I don't especially think seahorses are awesome. Though there are certainly worse things.
Like trilobites.
Which brings me to the real problem here. I have ... not a vendetta, certainly, but there's some bad blood between me and the seahorses. You see, in the prehistoric levels of Ecco the Dolphin yes, it all really does come back to Ecco eventually, there is a giant seahorse. That in itself is not so bad, except that it shoots seahorse babies at you and the only way to escape the onslaught of killer seahorse babies is to swim away, which also isn't so bad except it then leads you straight into a trilobite ambush where you DIE. HORRIBLY!
Man, I hate trilobites. Evil little buggers. Plotting to take over the world or something, I swear. It's a good thing they all died out, or vanished, or whatever they really did. Dug holes and are asleep, awaiting the day of the Great Arising, when they shall rise and once again terrorize the seas.
Like trilobites.
Which brings me to the real problem here. I have ... not a vendetta, certainly, but there's some bad blood between me and the seahorses. You see, in the prehistoric levels of Ecco the Dolphin yes, it all really does come back to Ecco eventually, there is a giant seahorse. That in itself is not so bad, except that it shoots seahorse babies at you and the only way to escape the onslaught of killer seahorse babies is to swim away, which also isn't so bad except it then leads you straight into a trilobite ambush where you DIE. HORRIBLY!
Man, I hate trilobites. Evil little buggers. Plotting to take over the world or something, I swear. It's a good thing they all died out, or vanished, or whatever they really did. Dug holes and are asleep, awaiting the day of the Great Arising, when they shall rise and once again terrorize the seas.