Why slugs?
What possible reason did you have for creating them? I mean, what do they do? What are they here for?
But then I think: a slug could ask the same about me.
His justification for being in the slug world is equally as valid as mine is in the human world.
That's rather a depressing thought.
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Yes, but slugs will slime their way into a bowl of beer and drink themselves to death.
That's true. But is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Slugs are (were) very useful to the Brits. When the foot-pound-second system of units reigned supreme (during Victoria's reign),
the SLUG was the unit of mass. Nowadays we all use the metric MKS (meter-kilogram-second) system of units, wherein one slug=14.5939 kg.
Dr. Stu is always good for a scientific tidbit, even if you didn't really want to know that ;-)
You see! I knew I'd prove to be less useful than even a slug!
Slugs are homeless snails
Good question, Liz. Looking forward to the rest in this series.
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