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Post by pookydoc on Jan 14, 2007 17:56:37 GMT -5
XD! amethyst..i was thinking the same thing...being in a car world where you can't...do the sexy cars...for me like doc XD!!! would be kinda boring XD no fantasies!!!! LOL  i'm gonna draw a pic of a car nursing her baby  gonna put it on DA! just like the one where i drew sally after she gave birth to shred i've got a pic of jibby pregnant right now for my next chappy she's cute wit her big belly |
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Post by raine on Jan 14, 2007 21:07:06 GMT -5
Since my b-day's gonna come up on feb. 25, can you draw me a pic with Doc nuzzling with his baby daughter Raine for me?
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Post by pookydoc on Jan 15, 2007 15:00:04 GMT -5
i'll see if i have da time |
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Post by raine on Jan 15, 2007 15:08:24 GMT -5
kay. you gonna update DW today?
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Post by pookydoc on Jan 15, 2007 15:31:38 GMT -5
i doubt it ..i'll try but i got stupid school work..i swear these teachers act like we don't have another life or something XD i've got an essay due..and i haven't started lol
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Post by Tracker89 on Jan 16, 2007 6:04:49 GMT -5
Well...this turned gutterminded pretty quickly, although there's no denying that the biological theory is more "fun".  But I think adding mammal-like nursing is going a bit too far... |
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Post by vondutch on Jan 16, 2007 6:46:44 GMT -5
gutters are important tho, you wouldn't want to be aquaplaning too quickly when it's raining.  |
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Post by Evangeline on Jan 16, 2007 15:21:10 GMT -5
In the RP context, we came up with a compromise between the "biological" and "manufactured" camps, mainly for the pragmatic reason of avoiding conflict between players with different theories. An expecting mother would have a choice between bringing the child completely to term within her own body (not always an easy proposition), or having the combined genetic information extracted through some as-yet-unspecified means and processed in a factory. The young that come about through either means would be quite precocial, like foals, being able to move about on their own within hours of delivery, though it might be a year or two before they're ready to keep up with their parents on the open road. Aircraft babies would unfold and stiffen their wings and blades like insects newly emerged from a chrysallis and be good to go afterwards.
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Post by Amethyst on Jan 17, 2007 7:30:57 GMT -5
like genetic engineering then? test tube babies?except made in a factory.... *ponders* well if I was a lady car I'd [expletive] then have the factory baby thing ^^
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Post by danni on Jan 29, 2007 21:32:15 GMT -5
Oh man, this thread is making me sick, haha.
That is all I'm going to contribute to this thread. Have fun, guys. XD
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Post by foreignconcepts on Feb 4, 2007 17:45:38 GMT -5
we will! XD
Okay in all seriousness, time to revive this thread. Time to look at why this thread was really made. The next question is what would the gestation period be for a car? For mammals they tend to go by the size of the animal... for example a cat or a rabbit is pregnant for a matter of weeks, where a much larger animal such as an elephant is pregnant for 22 months. Pooky, you probably know what horses are, I've only come across one pregnant horse in my time and I can't rmember how long she was supposed to be pregnant for... 14 months or something like that? I'm pretty sure it was over a year, I could be wrong though. And of course, we humans have a gestation period of 9 months.
So based on size and weight, what do you all think? Most writers are just using creative license and saying 9 months for simplicity's sake, but I think it's an interesting question...
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Post by ebonyviper on Feb 4, 2007 18:01:26 GMT -5
Hmmm... interesting question...
Let me use Ebony, my own character for a minute. Ebony is a Dodge Viper so she's not a very big car. So, I think that her gestation period would be about six months.
A Pontiac Trans Am would, like more standard-sized cars would have a gestation period of eight months.
It's all based on each car's physiology. The size of the car controls the how long the gestation period is going to last.
Now semi trucks... that's a different story... I'm thinking that they're something like elephants...
I don't know about aircraft, like jets, airplanes, and helicopters though...
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Post by Evangeline on Feb 4, 2007 18:14:37 GMT -5
Gestation period, I think, would be determined by size. Trucks would have at least a year, like horses (Horses are 11 months, actually). Large aircraft might be something like elephants, reproduction-wise, so the extraction and factory processing might actually be quicker and more cost-effective if a female didn't want to be sidelined for a considerable amount of time. The average for most cars would be seven or eight months, maybe ten in the case of large SUV's and military vehicles. The natal passage in most cases would be accessible through the trunk area, but the original genetic insertion might take place through a different route for practical reasons.
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Post by pookydoc on Feb 4, 2007 23:22:26 GMT -5
not always size...look at whales..theirs is no less or more then a horses and we all know there is a large size difference there ..and i heard dogs are about only 2 months.. blue whales, which are the worlds largest animals only have a gestation period of 11-12 months while the much smaller beluga whale has one as long as 14-15 months..so i don't think it's all about size..it can also be on the brain size too...and how long a certain animals lifespan is too.. i kinda think for a car it can vary on the size and perhaps the "breed" |
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i'm gonna draw a pic of a car nursing her baby 
gonna put it on DA! 
