[Biomecha]

Espy: It sounds like you speak from experience.

mdom: Imagine what you can do with an extra thumb!

For the erotic one that she got embarrassed about? I'm already forgetting most of the details. You'd probably understand much more with all the mythological references.

[Espy]

Unfortunately, I’m not. Though I’m now sad that back when I stumbled upon a decapitated dove that had been torn into three pieces, I hadn’t taken and buried the head so that I could have a bird skull.

[mdom]

Yeah, the dream on the tape. Because he was licking all the backs in his own dream.

[Biomecha]

Espy: Did you plan to make anything with it, or just intended to keep it as is?

mdom: Ah, yeah that would be plausible. That sounds even weirder out of context.

[mdom]

See, what is me asking for a simple finger? Nothing even out of context

[Espy]

It would have made for a cool pendant or backpack trinket. Something to creep people out a bit.

[Biomecha]

mdom: Who doesn't want extra fingers, though? We really need to work on acquiring more arms to be honest.

Espy: For a while bird skulls were pretty popular, so they probably would have liked it. Especially with jewelry. I still see lots of resin cast bird skulls.

[mdom]

And a tail. Actually tails seem to be a problem to lay down, even though cats and dogs do it all the time... but theirs is fuzzy

[Biomecha]

But what would a tail be good for? With extra arms, you can do better at multi-tasking.

[mdom]

How else can you let people know you're happy or sad?

[Biomecha]

You don't need one if you only experience apathy.

[mdom]

Others might get the wrong idea that you're a robot if that happens.

[Biomecha]

They're probably already suspicious with lack of facial movement. A tail wouldn't likely help.

[mdom]

Tails are pretty much biological!! Organic!! Not mechanical!

[Biomecha]

But they're creepy on humans.

[mdom]

Can't deny that... would they be cute in robots?