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In medieval folklore, the 'Sea Bishop' was a humanoid sea monster captured and brought to the King of Poland. It was shown to a group of bishops. The creature begged to be set free. Its request granted, the Sea Bishop made the sign of the cross and returned to its native oceanpic.twitter.com/11Qzmoe74Z
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As am I. Wonderful stimulations
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Origin of this figure is in Ancient Mesopotamia. Named “apkallu” who is a sage.pic.twitter.com/a5PsWmkafh
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Have you ever drunk Baileys from a shoe?
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Wanna go to a club where people wee on each other?
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Also comes in monastic form – here two engravings from Guillaume Rondelet’s De Piscibus (1554).
#SeaMonkeys#Ablativepic.twitter.com/DL4Op9jz9b
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@WerewolfDaddy I have two toy bishop fish. -
Really?! I didn’t know such a thing existed!
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Everything you ever wanted to know about toy bishop fish: http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/showthread.php?255109-The-Bishop-Fish-and-the-Sea-Monk-Cryptids-in-Toys …
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That is particularly awesome.
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@startmagjojos tsow au - End of conversation
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That's weird...weird is good
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It's a fishop
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*drum beat* Ocean man take me by the hand lead me to the land that you understand
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