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The Pied Piper

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  • 02-16-2006, 01:09 PM
    Shelby
    Re: The Pied Piper
    Well, I don't think it'd have to be warm blooded to be fire breathing. Think of the assasin bug.. he's sure not warm blooded, but he can cause an explosion by mixing two chemicals that are produced in his body.. what if the dragon made his flame the same way?
  • 02-16-2006, 01:32 PM
    monkeywrench133
    Re: The Pied Piper
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by monkeywrench133
    ................and fell into the trap of applying logic to fantasy...........

    Well, at least I'm not alone :P
  • 02-17-2006, 12:16 PM
    alexrls
    Re: The Pied Piper
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by monkeywrench133
    Sorry to chime in late, but I read this and fell into the trap of applying logic to fantasy........... If it's a fire breathing dragon, wouldn't it have to be warm-blooded? Non-fire-breathing would of course be cold blooded


    unless the fire is like in that movie REIGN OF FIRE where the dragon would just be forcefully excreting two chemicals that combined with oxygen is natural napalm!
  • 02-17-2006, 12:25 PM
    monkeywrench133
    Re: The Pied Piper
    LOL!! again, I'm in good company!


    ps, real napalm produces its own oxygen when it burns so it doesn't need to mix with air in order to burn.
  • 02-17-2006, 02:05 PM
    cassandra
    Re: The Pied Piper
    I love the smell of napalm in the morning. /nod
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