From: "jmhcustomart" <jmhcustomart_at_yahoo.com>
> which has no traits to show it is alive. The form wouldn't hold up
> without an internal skeleton! How would the limbs move if there's no
Morphy's "skin" (all that he is actually) is one continuous exoskeleton, the
variable length molecular chains of polymer microscopically hardening or
softening as needed to generate movement-- on a macro scale (looking at the
whole panther) it appears to be 'normal' movement even though he's hollow.
The very low-pressure air inside provides support (bones for you solid
being) to keep him from collapsing much like a inflatible doll 'stands'
without collapsing.
> muscles attached to bones, and no organs to feed the muscles? This
Morphy chemically breaks down and assimilates latex directly into himself
(like you solids do with food in the intestines), he only swallows the latex
because it'd be odd to have it melt into his skin from the outside-- and he
has a voreaphilia fetish.
> is why I don't draw toons. It sounds pretty cool, but I couldn't
> draw it (same thing goes for transparent tentacles. No internal
> structure? Then how the hell do they move?!?) I reckon I'll just
Amorphious beings move just like an ameboa...
Received on Mon Apr 01 2002 - 13:59:53 CST