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Invader Bloo 10-24-2006 05:42 PM

OT but I had all the friends. I choose different names. :P
I don't Wilt has any bones (all muscles baby) so it wouldn't hurt as bad as if he had arms.

pitbulllady 10-25-2006 02:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Invader Bloo (Post 12155)
OT but I had all the friends. I choose different names. :P
I don't Wilt has any bones (all muscles baby) so it wouldn't hurt as bad as if he had arms.

You cannot have "lean muscle" without bones. Muscles have to have something to support them and to attach to via ligaments and tendons, or they are just a pile of useless tissue.

pitbulllady

Thornwhistle 10-25-2006 04:31 AM

Maybe,instead of bones,Wilt has cartiledge

pitbulllady 10-25-2006 04:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Thornwhistle (Post 12202)
Maybe,instead of bones,Wilt has cartiledge

It would be very difficult, if not impossible, for cartiledge to support 130 pounds of UPRIGHT frame. Sharks can get by with having skeletons of cartiledge because of where they live; the water supports their bodies. On land, a large complex organism is going to be more affected by gravity, and would need a sturdy support system, and this would especially be true for something that walks upright, as opposed to having a horizontal spine. Wilt is just "double-jointed" like many humans, which accounts for his flexibility. I have seen humans which can pretty much bend and move like he does, though you have to take into account that "artistic liscense" with regards to exaggerating certain features, like Wilt's flexibility. Frequent excersise also increases joint flexibility, and no doubt Wilt gets plenty of THAT just from the chores he does, not counting workouts.

pitbulllady

antgirl1 10-25-2006 06:31 AM

Sigh, I wish Pittbulllady was MY teacher...I'd learn so much! XDDD

T'is why you listen in school, so you can "WOW" others with you intelligence. (A complement)

The reason Wilt does so many chores is because he insists to help with them, that is if you mean do it entirely.

Yesterday I was watching the ep of Foster's that's name will NOT be mentioned, that on this part when Wilt asks Frankie to "throw this in for me" or something, then you-know-who comes in and asks Frankie to wash his jersey, then when Frankie says "I don't think there's any room left," I went "NOOO YOU MADE WILT HELPFUL AGAIN!!! XDDDD" as Wilt removes the wristband that he had Frankie put in a few seconds ago. Next time I see that part, I gotta create a 3 - second countdown called "Wilt Helps Out In:" 3 - 2- 1 - 0. XDD

LaBlooGirl 10-25-2006 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by antgirl1 (Post 12208)
Sigh, I wish Pittbulllady was MY teacher...I'd learn so much! XDDD

T'is why you listen in school, so you can "WOW" others with you intelligence. (A complement)

The reason Wilt does so many chores is because he insists to help with them, that is if you mean do it entirely.

Yesterday I was watching the ep of Foster's that's name will NOT be mentioned, that on this part when Wilt asks Frankie to "throw this in for me" or something, then you-know-who comes in and asks Frankie to wash his jersey, then when Frankie says "I don't think there's any room left," I went "NOOO YOU MADE WILT HELPFUL AGAIN!!! XDDDD" as Wilt removes the wristband that he had Frankie put in a few seconds ago. Next time I see that part, I gotta create a 3 - second countdown called "Wilt Helps Out In:" 3 - 2- 1 - 0. XDD

LOL Yeah and like it makes any difference for a tiny wristband to be in the washer along with that jersey? 8D I thought that scene was quite amusing. Leave it to Wilt to be ridiculously helpful in matters where he really doesn't need to be.

Invader Bloo 10-26-2006 03:55 PM

Anyone like to see an episode where Wilt & Cheese are the main characters? I thought those two were funny in "Big Cheese". "I'm sorry Cheese but GO HOME!" 8D

pitbulllady 10-26-2006 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Invader Bloo (Post 12401)
Anyone like to see an episode where Wilt & Cheese are the main characters? I thought those two were funny in "Big Cheese". "I'm sorry Cheese but GO HOME!" 8D

It is funny that Cheese is pretty much the only Imaginary Friend that even WILT doesn't like to be around! He seemed really creeped out by Cheese holding his hand in "The Big Cheese", LOL! It's kinda ironic that well before that episode aired, I had that strange dream about Wilt and I having to babysit Cheese, and him being mad at me because I actually volunteered to do so, and it wound up ruining our weekend. In the dream, Wilt was totally against the idea, which seemed OOC for him, but I can see how Cheese could grate(uh-oh, unintended pun time)on anyone's Last Good Nerve, even Wilt's!

pitbulllady

antgirl1 10-26-2006 05:22 PM

Wow, now THAT'S annoying.

Invader Bloo 10-26-2006 05:37 PM

Yep, as I said before Cheese CAN & WILL annoy anyone, even sweeties like Frankie & Wilt.
I really hope I gave " Mac daddy" an idea, just to give even more character to Wilt. A side we've never seen much of (except the couple minutes in "Big Cheese")


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