Feelings
Apparently Benedict Cumberbatch is filming Star Trek about ten miles from where I live.
I don’t know what to do. I don’t know how to exist. I need to touch him.
I’m a fangirl. And I’m not ashamed.
Anatomy of the porpoise
The word “porpoise” comes from porcopiscus - Medieval Latin for “pig fish”. It was obviously related to dolphins, but with a snub-nose, it was more pig-like than the “delphinos” - ”fish with a womb”. Later, the English term “mereswine” was used to refer to both dolphins and porpoises.
Transactions of the Zoological Society of London. Vol VIII, 1878.
…This is, indeed, a porpoise.
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Walrus.
From Dictionnaire encyclopédique Trousset, Paris, 1886 - 1891.
A print of this picture is available here.
(Source: Old Book Illustrations)
Not a porpoise.
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ca. 1850-65, [earthenware, transfer plate], manufactured by Close & Co.
via the Victoria and Albert Museum
NOT a porpoise.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lr9pnvK9xV1qbg231o1_500.jpg)
ca. 1850-65, [earthenware, transfer plate], manufactured by Close & Co.
NOT a porpoise.
Nope. Not a porpoise.
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This is NOT a porpoise.
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This is NOT a porpoise.
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From an Inside Joke…to a Theatre Near YOU!
This joke only involves two persons.
So I decided to put it on The Internet.
This blog is NOT a porpoise.
You. Are. Welcome.
