Andrew E. Larsen
On Sep 30, 2011, at 9:18 AM, donald_at_j5Sgc-nzHJBGGZsHQBFB2Pglw6YhrbfC3iwDfIijLOSv3KNPigUhDxy7xrenOseuPdn0OmRodjJRh9Wg3CnqBg.yahoo.invalid wrote:
> >jorganos
> > Andrew Larsen <aelarsen_at_...> wrote:
> >
> > > Traditionally, there needs to be a woman involved.
> >
> > In the case of merfolk, this might change during the act, if you're unlucky...
>
> Which puts a whole new slant on mermaids luring sailors to their doom.
>
> If merfolk choose who is to carry the baby as part of their mating rituals they are going to be
> as confused as the humans about what's gone wrong. It could also explain why there as so
> few successful human/merfolk matings.
>
> --
> Donald Oddy
>
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